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- Page 1 Instruction Manual Manual No. 012-08101 ScienceWorkshop ® 750 Interface (USB) Model No. CI-7599...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
750 Interface (USB) Model No. CI-7599 Table of Contents Equipment List............3 Introduction ............. 4 Computer Requirements for Using the Interface ..... 4 Operation and Setup Procedures........5 A. Operation Requirements and Precautions .................5 B. Connecting the Interface to Your Computer ................5 C. -
Page 4: Equipment List
3. USB cable (1) 514-016 *Use Replacement Model Numbers to expedite replacement orders. Additional Equipment Required USB-compatible computer ® A sensor with a Any PASCO ScienceWorkshop Sensor CI-prefix DataStudio software, version 1.7 or later CI-6870D or CI-6871D ® * Either an analog or digital ScienceWorkshop sensor is required for real-time data collection. -
Page 5: Introduction
750 Interface (USB) Model No. CI-7599 Introduction The PASCO 750 USB Interface, is a USB (Universal Serial Bus) data acquisition interface designed for use with any of PASCO’s ® ScienceWorkshop Sensors. The 750 USB operates exactly the same as the 750 SCSI interface. The only functional difference between the... -
Page 6: Operation And Setup Procedures
General Operation Requirements and Setup A. Operation Requirements and Precautions a) The interface must be used with PASCO’s DataStudio software and ScienceWorkshop sensors. The interface will not work with PASPORT sensors or other sensors, software, or interface (i.e. Xplorer, etc.) Note: For more infor- Also, you can use only one 750 USB interface per computer. -
Page 7: Plugging A Sensor Into The Interface
750 Interface (USB) Model No. CI-7599 C. Plugging a Sensor into the Interface Analog sensors have DIN connectors and plug into channels A, B, and C on the interface. Digital sensors have stereo plugs and insert into channels 1, 2, 3, and 4 on the interface. -
Page 8: Using The Interface As A Signal Generator
Model No. CI-7599 750 Interface (USB) Using the Interface as a Signal Generator (no amplifier required): The 750 USB interface contains a built-in function generator for creating up to eight types of waveforms (sine, square, triangle, sawtooth, ramp up, ramp down, positive ramp up, positive ramp down, as well as DC voltages.) when the interface is used with DataStudio. -
Page 9: Operating The Interface With A Power Amplifier
Amplifier With a PASCO CI-6552A Power Amplifier II plugged into an analog channel of the ScienceWorkshop 750 USB interface, you can supply up to 1 A of external current at +/- 10 volts. WARNING: To prevent power surges, always turn on the Power Amplifier before running DataStudio. -
Page 10: View The Amplified Signals In Datastudio
Model No. CI-7599 750 Interface (USB) 3. To generate signals, click the Start button. For more information about signal generation, see the DataStudio online help. C. View the Amplified Signals in DataStudio From the Data list, drag the Output Voltage icon to a display (i.e. Graph, Scope, etc.), and click the Start button. -
Page 11: Troubleshooting
Check “Computer Requirements” in this manual to ensure your operating system is compatible with USB devices. If you have DataStudio 1.7 installed and you still receive device error messages, contact PASCO’s Technical Support Dept. (1- 800-772-8700) or 916-786-3800. DataStudio does Recheck the USB cable and power connections. -
Page 12: Appendix A: Specifications
Model No. CI-7599 750 Interface (USB) Appendix A: Specifications USB 750 Interface Description Power: 12 VDC to 20 VDC at 2 A, 2.1 mm jack Computer Connection: Universal Serial Bus (USB), 12 Mbps maximum data transfer rate Digital Channels: • 4 input/output channels •... - Page 13 750 Interface (USB) Model No. CI-7599 Appendix A - Specifications (Continued) USB 750 Interface Description Analog Output: • DC value ranges: -4.9976 V to + 5.0000 V in steps of 2.44 • Accuracy at the DIN connector: (+/- 3.6 mV +/- 0.1% full scale) •...
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Page 14: Appendix B: Electromagnetic Compliance
The PASCO Model CI-7599 750 ScienceWorkshop Computer Interface has been tested and complies with the essential protection... -
Page 15: Appendix C: Frequently Asked Questions
USB connection (or those whose computers do not support SCSI connections). The PASCO 750 SCSI interface uses a SCSI (Small Computer System Interface) port to communicate with the PC or MacIntosh (Mac) computer to which it is connected. The SCSI-equipped interface is now known as the “750 SCSI interface.”... - Page 16 DataStudio. Is the 750 USB Interface compatible with PASCO’s new PASPORT line of sensors? No. The 750 USB is compatible with PASCO’s line of “CI” sensors, which includes over 40 different sensor types. ScienceWorkshop Does the 750 USB Interface work with software? No.
- Page 17 750 Interface (USB) Model No. CI-7599 Does the 750 USB have a serial connection like the 750 SCSI? No. The 750 USB Interface can connect to the computer only with the USB port. If I have a 750 USB and a PASPORT Xplorer connected at the same time, which would be recognized first and have priority? The interface you choose first in DataStudio is the one that has the priority.
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Page 18: Appendix D: Theory Of Operation
Model No. CI-7599 750 Interface (USB) Appendix D: Theory of Operation Flash Memory The 750 stores its operating system software and waveform patterns in flash memory. After turning on the power supply, the interface initializes the operating system without requiring user initiation in DataStudio. -
Page 19: Digital Input/Output Channels
750 Interface (USB) Model No. CI-7599 Digital Input/Output Channels When a digital sensor plugged into one or more of the 750 interface, the interface may perform several different tasks, with the task dependent on the type of sensor connected. It may time the interval between external events (i.e. -
Page 20: Built-In Function Generator-Amplifier
Model No. CI-7599 750 Interface (USB) * Continuous sampling with 5 channels selected is not possible to sustain for more than a few seconds. There are five analog channels from which to choose: channels A-C, analog output voltage (at banana jacks), and the analog output current. Please note that for continuous sampling, the speed of the computer may slow down, especially if the interface is busy processing with many displays open in DataStudio. -
Page 21: Appendix E: Technical Support
750 Interface (USB) Model No. CI-7599 Appendix E: Technical Support For assistance with the CI-7599 750 USB Interface or any other PASCO products, contact PASCO as follows: Address: PASCO scientific 10101 Foothills Blvd. Roseville, CA 95747-7100 Phone: (916) 786-3800 FAX:... -
Page 22: Appendix F: Copyright And Warranty Information
Limited Warranty PASCO scientific warrants the product to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for a period of one year from the date of shipment to the customer. PASCO will repair, or replace, at its opetion, any part of the product which is deemed to be defective in material or workmanship.
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