Question about TTL interface!

Thread Starter

Антон Манякин

Joined Nov 23, 2018
2
I have device (card dispenser) with TTL and RS-232
But i couldn't understand how to connect outer button to it using TTL interface.
This have to dispense card to the gate.

First of all, i need to power up 13pin and 14pin (voltage 5V)
I think, it should be pin2 and pin3 with fast click (100ms)
Is it right?
 

Attachments

Hard to tell. You missed the doc for the higher pin numbers.

"Ground sensor available" and "ground sensor". I have no idea what they are talking about.

Usually, I would expect a "logic ground" pin.

"They" say impulse where they could actually mean the input is "edge triggered"

Other guesses for sensor is:

A signal basically says a card is present at the opening then you incrementally dispense the card until the dispense is successful.

"sensor available"" may mean, a card can be inserted.

I'd look for a timing diagram in the documentation.
 

Thread Starter

Антон Манякин

Joined Nov 23, 2018
2
Hard to tell. You missed the doc for the higher pin numbers.

"Ground sensor available" and "ground sensor". I have no idea what they are talking about.

Usually, I would expect a "logic ground" pin.

"They" say impulse where they could actually mean the input is "edge triggered"

Other guesses for sensor is:

A signal basically says a card is present at the opening then you incrementally dispense the card until the dispense is successful.

"sensor available"" may mean, a card can be inserted.

I'd look for a timing diagram in the documentation.

Hi!
Thank's you for your participation.
I attach all TTL interface specification document for this device, which I found on the Internet.
 

Attachments

crutschow

Joined Mar 14, 2008
38,507
If it's truly a TTL input then you must sink current for a logic-low (typically 1.6mA) and pull it to 5V for logic-high (low current).

If you are using a switch, the close the switch to ground for logic low, and open the switch for logic high (with a 10kΩ pullup resistor to 5V).
 
Top