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Typhoon HIL Hardware Manual
HIL606 Hardware User Guide
Official documentation of the HIL606 simulator hardware device.
Feet Removal Procedure
Guide to removing feet from HIL606 devices

Typhoon HIL Hardware Manual
- Hardware Manual Introduction
  Collection of some of the guides on the deployment, use, and management of Typhoon HIL hardware devices.
- HIL101 Hardware User Guide
  Official documentation of the HIL101 simulator hardware device.
- HIL402 Hardware User Guide
  Official documentation of the HIL402 simulator hardware device.
- HIL404 Hardware User Guide
  Official documentation of the HIL404 simulator hardware device.
- HIL506 Hardware User Guide
  Official documentation of the HIL506 simulator hardware device.
- HIL602+ Hardware User Guide
  Official documentation of the HIL602+ simulator hardware device.
- HIL604 Hardware User Guide
  Official documentation of the HIL604 simulator hardware device.
- HIL606 Hardware User Guide
  Official documentation of the HIL606 simulator hardware device.
  - Safety Guidelines
    Overview of the safety guidelines for Typhoon HIL simulator hardware
  - General Specification
    General specification of the HIL606 simulator hardware
  - Pinout
    Pinout tables for HIL606 devices
  - IO Voltage Levels
    Overview of the voltage limits and protection measures for the analog and digital IOs on HIL606 hardware devices
  - IO Timing
    Sample rates and timing details for HIL606 devices
  - User Power Supply
    Power limits for HIL606 devices
  - Mechanical
    Overview of the physical aspects and interfacing cables of HIL606 devices
  - Feet Removal Procedure
    Guide to removing feet from HIL606 devices
- HIL Paralleling Guide
  This document introduces the HIL paralleling concept, defines modeling of relevant link parameters, and explains how to properly connect multiple Typhoon HIL devices.
- Hardware Interfacing Guide
  Tips and examples on how to connect any controller to the HIL.
- HIL dS Interface Type-A
  Information about the HIL dS Interface Type-A, an interface board which allows for connecting dSPACE hardware to Typhoon HIL simulators.
- HIL dS Interface Type-B
  Information about the HIL dS Interface Type-B, an interface board which allows for connecting dSPACE hardware to Typhoon HIL simulators.
- HIL dS Interface Type-C
  Information about the HIL dS Interface Type-C, an interface board which allows for connecting dSPACE hardware to Typhoon HIL simulators.
- HIL Breakout Board
  Information about the HIL Breakout Board, a passive breakout board which provides easy access to individual HIL signals.
- HIL Connect
  Information about the HIL Connect, a 19" 6U interface device, designed to adapt HIL IO signal levels to those most commonly used in the industry.
- HIL DSP 180 Interface
  Information about the HIL DSP 180 Interface, an interface board which allows for connecting Texas Instruments Control Card boards to Typhoon HIL simulators.
- HIL TI Launchpad Interface
  Information about the HIL TI Launchpad Interface, an interface board which allows for connecting TI's LaunchPad™ boards to Typhoon HIL simulators.
- HIL TI uGrid Launchpad Interface
  Information about the HIL TI uGrid Launchpad Interface, an interface board which allows for connecting up to three TI LaunchPad™ boards to Typhoon HIL simulators.
- HIL4/6 Calibration Card
  Information about the HIL4 and HIL6 Calibration Card accessories designed for one-click calibration of all HIL4 and HIL6 series devices.
- HIL Infineon TriBoard Interface
  Information about the HIL Infineon TriBoard Interface, an interface board which allows for connecting Infineon TriBoard evaluation boards to Typhoon HIL simulators.
- HIL CCS Interface
  Information about the HIL CCS Interface, a dedicated module for testing smart charge communication of electric vehicles and electric vehicle supply equipment.

Feet Removal Procedure

Guide to removing feet from HIL606 devices

By default, HIL606 devices ship with feet attached. If the unit needs to be mounted in a 19” cabinet, these feet might occupy additional space. This chapter describes how to remove these feet.

Feet removal procedure

Remove the rubber plugs, and undo the TX20 bolts which attach the feet to the bottom cover:
Pull out the feet.