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Serial Console
The available commands are listed in Table 6. In this table, values in brackets indicate a range or list of
possible characters. A dash () indicates a range, and commas (,) indicate a list.
Table 6. Console Mode Commands
COMMAND FORMAT OPERATION
Prints the current gain
P
setting
R Set data rate
R [F,S]
V Show firmware version
V
S Start streaming
S
D Read data once
D
Q Query parameters
Q
Console mode does not interrupt standalone operation. It is always available, even when the standalone
mode is in use. However, if parameters are changed using both the console and standalone modes,
parameters may become out of sync.
5.2 Command Reference
5.2.1 PSet PGA
This command has no effect on the ADS1131 or ADS1231 because the device gain is fixed.
P(with no argument) prints the current gain setting
5.2.2 RSet Data Rate
This command sets the speed of the installed ADS device according to these parameters:
RFsets rate to fast
RSsets rate to slow
R(with no argument) prints the current data rate setting
Note that the actual data rate depends on the frequency of the device clock.
5.2.3 VShow Version
Displays a message containing the firmware version and copyright notice.
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5.2.4 SStart Streaming
When S is issued, the ADS1x31REF begins printing raw output codes from the installed ADS device in
hexadecimal format, separated by new lines. The device iterates continuously until a character is received
from the serial port.
S is used primarily by the EVM software for data collection.
5.2.5 DCollect One Sample
Issuing the D command causes the ADS1x31REF to report the latest collected sample from the installed
ADS device. The sample is displayed in raw hexadecimal.
5.2.6 CSet Channel
This command has no effect on the installed ADS device because there is only one channel.
C0set to channel 0
C(with no arguments) prints the current channel, always CHAN=0
5.2.7 QQuery Parameters
Q causes the ADS1x31REF to issue a coded string summarizing the current settings. The format of the
string is:
P0R[F,S]OIC0
followed by a carriage-return and linefeed.
6 Hardware
A block diagram of the ADS1x31REF is shown in Figure 8. The schematic and layout drawings are given
in Appendix A.
Figure 8. ADS1x31REF Hardware Block Diagram
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6.1 Microcontroller
The ADS1x31REF uses the MSP430F449 microcontroller. This device provides an LCD controller,
hardware SPI and UART interfaces, and a multiplier. The latter is important because the firmware must
perform many multiplications.
6.2 Power Supply
The ADS1x31REF operates from +5VDC and +3.3VDC. These supplies are generated by linear regulators
U1 and U2. Input power comes from either wall-adapter connector J2, or battery connector BT1. J2 is
switched; when a connector is plugged in, BT1 is disconnected.
Noise is important because the ADC voltage reference is typically taken from the power supply. The
supplies are heavily bypassed to reduce noise.
6.3 User Interface
The ADS1x31REF user interface consists of the display and switches SW25 and SW8. Switches are
connected to interrupt-capable GPIOs on the microcontroller, allowing them to wake the microcontroller
from sleep mode.
6.4 ADC Section
The ADC section consists of the installed ADS device itself and ancillary circuitry.
All signals on the installed ADS device are filtered by pass-through capacitors that help to reject
electromagnetic interference (EMI), radio frequency interference (RFI), and noise generated by the digital
circuitry.
6.4.1 Input Circuitry
The ADS1x31REF is designed to connect to resistive bridge sensors, particularly load cells. The input
channel is filtered by pass-through capacitors C38 and C39 and differential capacitor C7. Common-mode
capacitors C32 and C29 provide additional RF rejection.
6.4.2 Load Cell Header
The load cell header, J6, provides a convenient terminal for load cells having a properly fitted header
connector. It provides excitation and sense connections. The negative excitation line is connected to
ground through the installed ADS device. The ADS device conserves power by allowing excitation current
to flow only during conversion. See the ADS1131 data sheet or the ADS1231 data sheet for more
information.
The load cell connectors pinout is given in Table 7. For connection examples, see Section 1.4.3 and
Section 1.4.4.
Table 7. Load Cell Header Pinout
PIN NO. PIN NAME FUNCTION
1 EXC+ Positive excitation; connected to +5VA
2 EXCSNS+ Positive sense; connected to external positive reference input
3 SIG+ Input for positive load cell output
4 SIG Input for negative load cell output
5 EXCSNS Negative sense; connected to external negative reference input
6 EXC Negative excitation; connected to ground through installed ADS
device
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