For proper operation of the EVM, one
12-V 1-A power supply, two resistive loads, and a couple of voltage meters are
required.
Refer to the setup diagram in Figure 5-1 and follow
these steps for hot plug:
- Verify that the power-supply
voltage is set at 12 V. Make sure the supply has the capability to provide the
needs of the current load. Turn off the supply.
- Connect the loads to the two
output pins – one load connected from VO1 (pin 2 or 3 of J1 on SLVP185) to
ground (pin 4 or 5 of J1 on SLVP185), and the other load from VO2 (pin 12 or 13
of J1 on SLVP185) to ground. Monitor the voltages from VO1 and VO2 to ground,
respectively.
- Plug the supply into the
interface card; connect the supply from IN1 to ground, then turn the power
supply on. Check the voltage from VIN1 to GND. It should be about 12 V.
- Slide the switch S1 on the
interface board (SLVP155) to HI if the hot-swap controller U2 on SLVP185 is the
TPS2331 (or to LO if the hot-swap controller U2 on SLVP185 is the TPS2330).
Otherwise, the supply will not be connected to the loads, because the TPS2331 is
an active-high-enabling device and the TPS2330 is an active-low-enabling
device.
- Short jumpers JP1 and JP3 on the
hot-swap board (SLVP185). Do not short the jumper JP2.
- Plug the hot-swap board (SLVP185)
into the interface board (SLVP155). The key installed between pins 1 and 2 of
the edge connector ensures that the board can only be inserted in the correct
direction.
- Test points or headers are
provided for oscilloscope probes, multimeters, or both. Read the voltage from
the multimeters connecting from VO1 (pin 2 or 3 of J1 on SLVP185) and VO2 (pin
12 or 13 of J1 on SLVP185) to GND (pin 4 or 5 of J1 on SLVP185). The values on
the meter should be about 5 V and 3.3 V, respectively. Otherwise, the board can
have problems or the testing may not be correct.
- Unplug the SLVP185 board from the
interface card.
- The current limits for VO1 and
VO2 were set to be less than 3 A on the EVM. If higher currents are required,
adjust the resistor values as indicated in the TPS5102 and TPS2331 data sheets,
and use a supply with a higher current rating.