Pvelectronics XTERNA Guía de configuración

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REVISION HISTORY

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Date Reason for Issue

2 01 October 2018 New position for D1

1 20 April 2018 New document

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1. INTRODUCTION

1.1 About the XTERNA Module

XTERNA is our new concept for s nchronising time and capturing

outdoor temperature for displa on our clock and thermometer kits.

Driven b a PIC microcontroller with advanced low power modes, the

XTERNA captures time from GPS satellites ever 6 to 24 hours, and

stores in an on-board Temperature Controlled Cr stal Oscillator

(TCXO). Further, the device captures outdoor temperature ever 10

minutes from an on-board DS18B20 digital temperature sensor.

Ever 10 minutes XTERNA transmits the time and temperature data,

which can be received b our XTERNA compatible clocks.

Additional data is transmitted such as batter voltage and GPS fix

time.

Supplied as a complete hobb kit of parts (For shipping reasons,

batteries are not included), the kit takes approx 30-40 minutes to

comfortabl assemble. The TCXO IC is pre-soldered, so there is no

fiddl SMD soldering to worr about.

Naturall , XTERNA is sealed against rain ingress. Batter life is

estimated between 6 to 12 months. We recommend high qualit

branded batteries for the longest operation between batter

changes.

The module should be placed outdoors, but as close as possible to

the indoor clock or thermometer. Avoid direct sunlight and shelter

from rain as far as possible.

1.2 Specification

Working Temperature Range: -40 °C to +60 °C. (-40 °F to

+140 °F)

T pical Reception Range: 10 to 30 Metres (30 to 100 ft).

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2. TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT REQUIRED

2.1 Tools required to assemble the PCB.

The following tools will be required to assemble the PCB:

- Soldering iron with a small tip (1-2 mm).

- Wire cutters to trim the excess component leads after soldering.

(Tip: A small pair of nail clippers works ver well for this

function).

- Wire strippers (Tip: A small pair of scissors is quite suitable).

- Multimeter for identif ing the resistors.

- Screwdrivers.

2.2 Materials you will need.

Solder – lead / tin solder is highl recommended. USE LEAD/ TIN

SOLDER!.

Lead free solder, as now required to be used in commercial

products in Europe, has a much higher melting point and can be

ver hard to work with.

Desoldering wick (braid) can be useful if ou accidentall create

solder bridges between adjacent solder joints.

Decorator’s masking tape.

2.3 Other items you will need.

The XTERNA module is powered b 3 X AA Batteries. We

recommend high qualit branded batteries for the longest service

life between batter changes.

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3. LIST OF COMPONENTS

3.1 Table of Electronic Components

PCB Designation Part Description

Resistors

R1, R2 10 KΩ, ¼ Watt

R4 1 KΩ, ¼ Watt

R5 390 KΩ, ¼ Watt

R7 – R9 10 KΩ, ¼ Watt

Capacitors

C1 Not Installed

C2, C3 1uF Ceramic

R3 1uF Ceramic

Transistors

T1 FQU13N10L

T2 2N7000

Diodes

D1 1N4148

LED1 RGB LED 5mm Common Cathode

Integrated Circuits

IC1 PIC16F1825

IC2 DS18B20

IC5 PCF2129AT (Pre-soldered)

Miscellaneous

MOD1 4 wa 0.1” female header

MOD3 4 X Turned Pin Sockets

IC1 Socket 14 Wa narrow IC socket for IC1

BH-331P 3 X AA Batter Holder

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3.2 Parts list / Packing Sheet

Part Description Quantity

Resistors

1 KΩ, ¼ Watt 1

10 KΩ, ¼ Watt 5

390 KΩ, ¼ Watt 1

Capacitors

1 uF, Ceramic 3

Transistors

2N7000 1

FQU13N10L 1

Diodes

RGB LED 5mm Common Cathode 1

1N4148 1

Integrated Circuits

PIC16F1825 1

DS18B20 1

Miscellaneous

4 wa 0.1” female header 1

Turned Pin Sockets 4

14 Wa narrow IC socket for IC2 1

M3 X 4mm screw 2

M3 X 6mm Female / Female Spacer 1

433 MHz Tx Module 1

Self tapping screw 5

20cm cable for Antenna 1

4 X 0.1” turned pin header for GPS 1

Double sided foam square 1

Neo-6M GPS Module 1

3 X AA Batter Holder 1

Hammond Case with screws 1

PCB with pre-soldered IC5 1

It is recommended that the kit is checked against the list above, to

ensure all parts are present before commencing assembl . Don’t be

alarmed if there are some extra components, as some component

bags are shared between different kit t pes.

The resistors used in the kit are 1% tolerance metal film. The are

marked with 4 coloured bands to identif the value. However it is

sometimes unclear in which direction the bands should be read.

Therefore, we recommend that the resistors be identified with a

multimeter.

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4. ASSEMBLY OF THE PCB

4.1 R1, R2, R7, R8, R9 (10 KΩ)

Bend one lead of each resistor sharpl – no large curved bends

which could touch other components – and solder the five resistors

as shown.

4.2 R5 (390 KΩ) , R4 (1 KΩ)

4.3 C2, C3, R3 (1uF)

Note that a capacitor is soldered at the R3 position. You will need

to form the leads of this capacitor to better fit the pad spacing.

These capacitors are not polarized, so the orientation does not

matter.

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4.4 Socket for IC1

Ensure the small notch is oriented as shown. However if after ou

solder the part ou realise the notch is at the wrong end, DON’T tr

to desolder it! Actuall , so long as the IC has the correct

orientation, the socket does not reall matter.

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4.5 MOD1 (4 X 0.1” Female Header) and T1 (FQU13N10L)

These parts are arrowed below. Don’t solder T1 too close to the

PCB. Keep it 3-5mm from the PCB.

4.6 D1 (1N4148)

Bend and solder D1 with care that the black band is oriented as per

the photo below. There ma be photos in the manual that show it

soldered at the ‘D1’ postion on the component side. Disregard this.

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4.7 Prepare the PS Module

First, appl the self adhesive foam pad to the back of the antenna,

then stick onto the plain PCB side of the GPS, oriented so that the

antenna cable can pass through the hole intended for it.

Now clip the antenna connector into the small matching connector

on the component side of the GPS module. It helps to press with a

hard surface, such as a small block of metal.

4.8 Attaching the PS.

From the SOLDER side of the PCB, insert the four socket

receptacles and secure with decorator’s masking tape.

Flip over the PCB and solder the four sockets with minimal solder,

as shown below. As soon as ou see the solder flow around the

annulus, ou can withdraw the solder and iron.

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