Use CBLSTP-IO to connect both a SuperLab system and an STP-IO digital I/O breakout board simultaneously to the 37-pin connector of an STP100D or STP100C Isolated Digital Interface module.
One female 37-pin connector is attached to the back of the STP100D/C. Two male 37-pin connectors then provide one to connect to the STP-IO board and a second for the cable to the SuperLab system.
Use the STP-IO card on the back port of the STP100D/C to add the required jumpers; instructions are the same as UIM, just replace for “STP-IO”). If using the 37-pin interface for SuperLab, the CBLSTP-IO splitter cable will allow both SuperLab cabling and the STP-IO to be connected at the same time. The DB37 connector on the STP100C provides access to the full set of digital I/O.
The length of this “Y” cable is measured from tip to tip. The “Y” cable legs exit the DB37 male Common backshell and are jointly covered for the first three inches for extra strain relief. Please note this when determining a length for your application.
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