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TRAX User Manual Page 8

4 Set-Up

This section describes how to configure the TRAX in your host system. To install the TRAX

into your system, follow these steps:

Make electrical connections to the TRAX.

Evaluate the TRAX using the TRAX Studio program, or a binary terminal emulation

program, such as RealTerm or Tera Term, to ensure the TRAX is working properly.

Choose a mounting location.

Mechanically mount the TRAX in the host system.

Perform a user calibration.

4.1 Electrical Connections

The enclosed version of TRAX incorporates a 7 pin ODU connector, part number K20L0C-

P07LCC0-560S, which mates with ODU part S20L0C-T07MCC0-560S or equivalent. The

TRAX PCA incorporates a 9 pin Molex connector, part number 53780-0970, which mates

with Molex part 51146-0900 or equivalent. The pin-out for both is given below in Table 4-1.

Table 4-1: TRAX Pin Descriptions

Pin #

TRAX Enclosed

TRAX PCA

7 Pin ODU

Connector

9 Pin Molex

Connector

Pigtailed Cable

Wire Color

USB D+

Ground

Black

RS232 +5 VDC

USB +5 VDC

Gray

RS232 Tx

Ground

Green

RS232 Rx

Not Connected

Orange

USB +5 VDC

USB D–

Violet

USB D– A

USB D+

Brown

Ground

RS232 Tx

Yellow

RS232 Rx

Blue

RS232 +5 VDC

Red

Footnote:

1. For the TRAX Enclosed, pin #1 is the first pin to the left of the key, and

numbering runs counter-clockwise from pin #1, with pin #7 in the middle.

For the TRAX PCA, pin #1 is indicated on Figure 3-2.

After making the electrical connections, it is a good idea to perform some simple tests to

ensure the TRAX is working as expected. See Section 6 for how to operate the TRAX with

TRAX Studio or Section 7 for how to operate the TRAX using PNI’s binary protocol.

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