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Signal name
CPU side
RMTSHTDN_1
5V(VCC)
(GENDI_1)
RMTSHTDN_2
Contact
(GENDI_2)
input
RMTRESET_1
5V(VCC)
RMTRESET_2
Contact
input
GENDI0_1
5V(VCC)
GENGI0_2
Contact
input
GENDI1_1
5V(VCC)
GENDI1_2
Contact
input
GENDI2_1
5V(VCC)
(RMTPWRON_1)
GENDI2_2
Contact
(RMTPWRON_2)
input
(*1) You can use a pulse input for the RMTSHTDN contact and the RMTRESET contact. When you use a pulse, the
contact must be closed for at least 500 ms. Note that these two signals should not be closed at the same time.
(*2) Use a pulse input for the RMTPWRON contact. Close the contact for at least 100 ms and open it after about 4
seconds or less. If you shut down the system with this contact closed, the system will start as soon as the system
goes into the soft power off mode. For information about the location of JP2 pin, see "6.6 Enabling the Remote
Power On Function".
Table 5-21 List of external control I/O signals (2/2)
Connection diagram
Terminal
User side
No.
7
20
11
8
6
22
12
21
13
19
Meaning
This is a shutdown request
signal or a general purpose
input signal. When this contact
is closed, the OS will be shut
down. A user can select which
signal to use. (*1)
This is a reset request signal.
When this contact is closed, the
equipment is hard-reset. (*1)
These are general purpose input
signals. A user can assign a task
to each one of the inputs
GENDI0 and GENDI1.
This is a general purpose input
signal.
A user can assign a task to
contact GENDI2. This input
can also be used for the remote
power on function. (*2)
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5. SPECIFICATION
HJ-F7560-17
HJ-F7560-18
B contact
A contact
specifications
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