EXT3740 User Manual

EXT3740 is an expansion board that extends DB37 or IDC40 connector signals to the board for easy user wiring.


EXT3740 User Manual - cover page
Brand
EXT3740
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
305 KB
Published
28 February, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
3D1B27E56F98F35D93F468BDCD32FCB8

About this manual

The EXT3740 is a signal expansion board that allows users to extend signals from a DB37 or IDC40 connector to the board itself, simplifying wiring. It supports two input methods: a DB37 connector (also called D‑type 37‑pin) and an IDC40 flat‑cable connector.

When wiring, users must choose one connector type and must not connect both simultaneously. The DB37 connector is keyed to prevent incorrect insertion, while the IDC40 connector can be miswired, so extra care is required to avoid reversing the pins. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Purpose of the EXT3740
  • Connector Types
  • Pin Definitions
  • Wiring Guidelines
  • Precautions

Frequently asked questions

Can I use both DB37 and IDC40 connectors at the same time?

No, the board cannot have both connector types connected simultaneously.

What must I avoid when wiring the IDC40 connector?

When wiring the IDC40 connector, be careful not to reverse the connections.

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