National Instruments 653 Series User manual

USER GUIDE
NI 653x Cable Adapter
The NI 653x cable adapter interfaces with National Instruments high-speed
digital I/O (DIO) devices. The cable adapter provides an easy way to
connect the Very High Density Connector Interface (VHDCI) connectors,
labeled as Digital Data & Control, on the NI 6535/6536/6537 devices and
NI 6535B/6536B/6537B devices to the 68-pin DAQ connectors found on
older NI 6533/6534 accessories and fixturing. The cable adapter is also
compatible with the NI 654x and NI 655x digital pattern
generator/analyzer devices.
For best signal integrity, NI recommends using the NI 6535/6536/6537 and
6535B6536B/6537B devices with newer accessories such as the
NI CB-2162 and NI SMB-2163.
This guide explains how to set up and use the NI 653x cable adapter.
Contents
What You Need to Get Started ............................................................... 2
Related Documentation........................................................................... 2
Parts Locator Diagram ............................................................................ 3
Installing Cables...................................................................................... 4
Removing the NI 653X Cable Adapter from its Enclosure .................... 5
Connecting Signals ................................................................................. 6
NI 6535/6536/6537 or NI 6535B/6536B/6537B
Custom Wiring Example............................................................... 12
Specifications .......................................................................................... 15
Digital I/O ........................................................................................ 15
Traces............................................................................................... 15
Power ............................................................................................... 15
Physical............................................................................................ 15
Where to Go for Support......................................................................... 16
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What You Need to Get Started
To set up and use the NI 653x cable adapter, you need the following items:
❑NI SHC68-C68-D2 or NI C68-C68-D4 cable assembly
(for NI 6535/6536/6537/654x/655x and NI 6535B/6536B/6537B
devices)
❑Compatible NI high-speed digital I/O device
(NI 6535/6536/6537/654x/655x or NI 6535B/6536B/6537B)
❑(Optional) 22- to 26-gauge wire
❑(Optional) The documentation included with the NI high-speed DIO
device and the driver software included with your device
❑(Optional) NI 6533 or NI 6534 supported terminal block
Related Documentation
National Instruments high-speed DIO devices ship with several documents
designed to familiarize you with different aspects of the device. The titles
and location of the documents vary based on the driver that supports the
NI device, but you should have the following types of documentation:
• Getting Started Guide—This printed document should be the first
thing you read. Its purpose is to guide you through setting up the
high-speed DIO device and configuring it to generate or acquire your
first samples.
• Help—This online document provides more in-depth information
about the hardware capabilities of the high-speed DIO device, theory
of operation discussion, and information on programming flow and
software reference.
• Specifications—This printed document provides specifications for the
NI hardware.
Visit ni.com/manuals for the most current documentation.
You may also have documentation for any application development
environment (ADE) you are using.

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Parts Locator Diagram
Refer to Figure 1 to locate connectors and components on the NI 653x
cable adapter.
Figure 1. NI 653x Cable Adapter Parts Locator Diagram
1 Enclosure Base
2 Jacksockets (M2.5 Screw, #2-56 Socket)
3 68-Pin DAQ Connector
4 Enclosure Top Cover
5M2.5×6 mm Phillips Flathead Countersunk Screws
6 Terminal Connectors
7 VHDCI Connector
8 #2-56 Custom Screw
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NATIONAL
INSTRUMENTS
653X CABLE ADAPTER
Remove screws on this side of
enclosure to access terminals.

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Installing Cables
An SHC68-C68-D2 or C68-C68-D4 cable connects the NI 653x cable
adapter to the NI high-speed DIO device. Figure 2 shows how to install the
cable.
Figure 2. Connecting a SHC68-C68-D2 or C68-C68-D4 Cable
to the NI 653x Cable Adapter
Caution Before connecting the cable, disconnect power from the NI device and any other
connected hardware to prevent damage to the hardware and personal injury. NI is not liable
for damage resulting from improper connections.
Refer to Figure 2 as you complete the following steps to install the cable
adapter:
1. Insert the cable into the cable adapter.
2. Tighten the cable jackscrews.
Caution Before attaching any cables or accessories, install the NI high-speed DIO device.
Refer to the Getting Started Guide that shipped with your device for instructions on
installing the device.
1 PC Chassis with NI High-Speed DIO Device
2 Cable Assembly
3 Cable Jackscrews
4 NI 653x Cable Adapter
DIGITAL DATA & CONTROL
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2
NI PCIe-
653x
1
3
NATIONAL
INSTRUMENTS
653X CABLE ADAPTER
Remove screws on this side of
enclosure to access terminals.

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Removing the NI 653x Cable Adapter from its Enclosure
You will need to remove the NI 653x cable adapter from its enclosure to
connect signals. To remove the cable adapter from its enclosure, complete
the following steps:
1. Remove the screws from the cable adapter enclosure top cover,
as shown in Figure 3.
Figure 3. Remove Screws from the Enclosure
2. Remove the enclosure top cover.
Note Be sure to remove the screws from side with the NI logo label, as shown in Figure 3.
1 M2.5 ×6 mm Phillips Flathead Countersunk Screws
1
NATIONAL
INSTRUMENTS
653X CABLE ADAPTER
Remove screws on this side of
enclosure to access terminals.

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Connecting Signals
The NI 653x cable adapter provides connectivity to up to 32 of the
single-ended DIO channels of an NI high-speed DIO device. Each DIO,
PFI, and clock channel of the NI high-speed DIO device connects to a
corresponding pin on the NI 653x cable adapter. The 32 DIO channels are
directly connected between the two bulk connectors. PFI <0..5> from the
NI 6535/6535B, NI 6536/6536B, and NI 6537/6537B VHDCI connector
are connected to a 6-position screw terminal. PFI <0..7> from the
NI 6533/6534 68-pin DAQ connector are connected to an 8-position screw
terminal.
PFI channels must be manually connected through screw terminals for
flexibility and to ensure correct signal routing. You can make connections
between the PFI channels using 22- to 26-gauge wire.
The NI 6533/6534 devices have specific applications for PFI channels and
thus require custom wiring to be compatible. An example of how to make
these connections is provided in the NI 6535/6536/6537 or
NI 6535B/6536B/6537B Custom Wiring Example section.

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Figure 4 shows the screw terminal locations on the NI 653x cable adapter.
Figure 4. NI 653x Signal Connections
Note Refer to the help file for your device for information about the number of available
DIO channels on your device. DIO <20..31> or PFI_0 may not be applicable to your
device.
6535/6/7 PFI
5
4
3
2
1
0
5
4
3
2
1
0
6
7
6533/4
PFI
J1 J4
J3
J2
C1
W1
GND +5V

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Figures 5 and 6 show pinouts for the VHDCI connector and 68-pin DAQ
connector, respectively.
Figure 5. VHDCI Connector Pinout (NI SHC68-C68-D2 or NI C68-C68-D4 Cable)
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DIO 31
GND
DIO 29
GND
DIO 27
GND
DIO 25
RESERVED
DIO 23
GND
DIO 21
GND
DIO 19
GND
DIO 17
GND
DIO 15
GND
DIO 13
GND
DIO 11
GND
DIO 9
GND
DIO 7
PFI 1
DIO 5
GND
DIO 3
PFI 3
DIO 1
GND
DDC CLK OUT/PFI_4
GND
DIO 30
GND
DIO 28
GND
DIO 26
GND
DIO 24
GND
DIO 22
GND
DIO 20
GND
DIO18
GND
DIO 16
GND
DIO 14
RESERVED/PFI_0
DIO 12
GND
DIO 10
GND
DIO 8
GND
DIO 6
RESERVED
DIO 4
GND
DIO 2
PFI 2
DIO 0
GND
STROBE/PFI_5
GND

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Figure 6. 68-pin DAQ Connector (NI 6533/6534 Fixture or Accessory)
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+5 V
PFI 2
PFI 6
PFI 0
PFI 4
PFI 5
PFI 1
PFI 7
PFI 3
P0.0
GND
P0.3
P0.4
GND
P0.7
P1.0
P1.1
GND
R GND
GND
P1.6
P1.7
P2.0
GND
P2.3
P2.4
GND
P2.7
P3.0
GND
P3.3
P3.4
GND
P3.7
R GND
GND
GND
D PULL
GND
C PULL
GND
GND
R GND
P0.1
P0.2
GND
P0.5
P0.6
GND
GND
P1.2
P1.3
P1.4
P1.5
GND
R GND
P2.1
P2.2
GND
P2.5
P2.6
GND
P3.1
P3.2
GND
P3.5
P3.6
GND

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Table 1 describes the VHDCI signals shown in Figure 5. Table 2 describes
the DAQ connector signals shown in Figure 6.
Note Refer to your device documentation for supported channels.
Note The NI 6535/6536/6537/654x/655x and the NI 6535B/3536B/6537B do not provide
+5 V. If your fixtures require this, access to the +5 V signal on the DAQ connector is
provided through the unpopulated W1 through-hole solder pad.
Table 1. VHDCI Connector Pinout Descriptions (NI 6535/6536/6537/654x/655x and NI 6535B/6536B/6537B)
Pin Signal Description Connection
DIO <0..31> Bidirectional digital data channels 0 through 31. P0 <0..7>, P1 <0..7>,
P2 <0..7>, or P3 <0..7>
on a 68-pin DAQ
connector
PFI <0..5> Programmable functional interface (PFI) channels
0 through 5.
6-position screw
terminal (J4)
GND Ground reference for signals. —
RESERVED These channels are reserved for system use.
Do not connect signals to these channels.
—
Table 2. DAQmx Connector Pinout Descriptions (NI 6533/6534)
Pin Signal Description Connection
P0 <0..7> Bidirectional digital data port 0 channels 0 through 7. VHDCI DIO <0..7>
P1 <0..7> Bidirectional digital data port 1 channels 0 through 7. VHDCI DIO <8..15>
P2 <0..7> Bidirectional digital data port 2 channels 0 through 7. VHDCI DIO <16..23>
P3 <0..7> Bidirectional digital data port 3 channels 0 through 7. VHDCI DIO <24..31>
PFI <0..7> Programmable functional interface (PFI) channels
0 through 7.
8-position screw
terminal (J3)
+ 5 V DC power Unpopulated W1
C PULL,
DPULL
Power on state control NC

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Caution Connections that exceed any of the maximum ratings for the NI 653x cable
adapter or the NI high-speed DIO device can damage the device and the computer.
Maximum input ratings are provided in the Specifications section and in the specifications
document that shipped with the NI high-speed DIO device. NI is not liable for any damage
resulting from such signal connections.
Table 3 shows the relationship between PFI channels and the termination
sockets.
Note Refer to the help file for your device for information about the number of available
DIO channels on your device. DIO <20..31> or PFI_0 may not be applicable to your
device.
Table 3. PFI Screw Terminals
Connector Channel Socket
VHDCI
(NI 6535/6536/6537/654x/655x
and NI 6535B/6536B/6537B)
PFI <0..5> J4
68-Pin DAQ Connector
(NI 6533/6534)
PFI <0..7> J3

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NI 6535/6536/6537 or NI 6535B/6536B/6537B Custom Wiring Example
You can use different wiring schemes to connect the PFI channels in
multiple configurations. This section describes a burst handshaking
example using an NI 653x cable adapter to provide compatibility between
an NI 6533/6534 and an NI 6535/6536/6537 or NI 6535B/6536B/6537B
where the fixture is configured to work with the NI 6533/6534. Without
changing the fixture setup, the adapter and software can be changed to
maintain functionality.
The NI 653x cable adapter can be configured using 22- to 26-gauge wire as
shown in Figure 7.
Figure 7. Example Connectivity
6535/6/7 PFI
5
4
3
2
1
0
5
4
3
2
1
0
6
7
6533/4
PFI
J1 J4
J3
J2
C1
W1
GND +5V
ACK/Ready for Transfer
CLK OUT
REQ/Pause

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This custom wiring results in the signal assignments shown in the following
table.
A burst handshaking example using the NI 6533/6534 can be coded in
LabVIEW as shown in Figure 8.
Figure 8. NI 6533/6534 Burst Handshaking Application
Table 4. Example Connections
VHDCI
NI 6535/6536/6537 or
NI 6535B/6536B/6537B
68-Pin DAQ
NI 6533/6534
PFI_0 PFI_2 (REQ/Pause)
PFI_1 PFI_6 (ACK/Ready for Transfer)
PFI_4 PFI_4 (CLK OUT)

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Figure 9 shows the changes made to this LabVIEW VI to accommodate the
NI 653x cable adapter connections and provide compatibility with the
previous application using an NI 6535/6536/6537 or an
NI 6535B/6536B/6537B instead of an NI 6533/6534.
Figure 9. NI 653x Burst Handshaking Application with NI 653x Cable Adapter and
NI 6535/6536/6537 or NI 6535B/6536B/6537B (Changes Circled)

Specifications
Digital I/O
VHDCI DIO channels............................ 32, single-ended
VHDCI control channels........................ 6, single-ended
DAQ DIO channels................................ 32, single-ended
DAQ control channels............................ 8, single-ended
Traces
Type ....................................................... Matched length to 100 mils
AC impedance........................................ 50 Ω
Power
Maximum voltage rating........................ 5.5 V
Physical
Dimensions............................................. 62.7 ×69.3 ×16.7 mm
(2.47 ×2.73 ×0.66 in.)
I/O connectors ........................................ 68-pin VHDCI connector,
6 position screw terminal,
8 position screw terminal,
68-pin DAQ connector
Recommended wire gage ....................... 22-26 AWG
Recommended torque
for screw terminals................................. 0.3 N ·m (2.7 lb ·in)
Recommended torque
for cover screws ..................................... 0.23 N ·m (2.0 lb ·in)
Weight.................................................... 60 g (2.1 oz)
Caution When connected to other test objects, this product may cause radio interference.
In a residential environment, the user may be required to take adequate measures to reduce
the radio interference.

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