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Measurement Computing Data Translation DT3010/32-268 User Manual

Measurement Computing Data Translation DT3010/32-268 User Manual (232 pages)

Brand: Measurement Computing | Category: Computer Hardware | Size: 4 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
6
About this Manual

12
- How this Manual Is Organized
  12
- Intended Audience
  12
- Conventions Used in this Manual
  13
- Related Information
  13
- Where to Get Help
  14
Chapter 1: Overview

16
- Features
  17
- Supported Software
  19
- Accessories
  20
- Getting Started Procedure
  22
Part 1: Getting Started

24
- Getting Started Procedure
  24
Chapter 2: Installing the Board and Loading the Device Driver

26
- Unpacking
  28
- Setting up the Computer
  29
- Setting up Expansion Slots
  30
- Removing the Board for Handling
  31
- Attaching the EP324 Cable (DT3010-268 Board Only)
  32
- Inserting the DT3010 Series Board into the Computer
  33
- Loading the Device Driver
  35
  - Windows XP
    35
  - Windows Vista
    35
  - Windows 7
    36
Chapter 3: Attaching and Configuring a Screw Terminal Panel

38
- Attaching a Screw Terminal Panel
  40
- Configuring a Screw Terminal Panel
  45
Chapter 4: Wiring Signals

50
Chapter 5: Verifying the Operation of a DT3010 Series Board

92
Part 2: Using Your Board

102
Chapter 6: Principles of Operation

104
- Analog Input Features
  106
  - Analog Input Resolution
    106
  - Analog Input Channels
    106
    
    Specifying a Single Channel
    106
    
    Performing Dynamic Digital Output Operations
    107
    
    Specifying Digital Input Lines in the Analog Input Channel List
    107
    
    Specifying One or more Channels
    107
  - Input Ranges and Gains
    108
  - A/D Sample Clock Sources
    109
    
    External A/D Sample Clock
    110
    
    Internal A/D Sample Clock
    110
  - Analog Input Conversion Modes
    111
    
    Continuously-Paced Scan Mode
    111
    
    Software-Retriggered Scan Mode
    112
    
    Triggered Scan Mode
    112
    
    Externally-Retriggered Scan Mode
    113
  - Triggers
    114
    
    Software Trigger
    114
    
    Trigger Sources
    114
    
    Analog Threshold Trigger
    115
    
    External Digital (TTL) Trigger
    115
    
    Post-Trigger Acquisition
    116
    
    Trigger Acquisition Modes
    116
    
    Pre-Trigger Acquisition
    117
    
    About-Trigger Acquisition
    119
  - Data Format and Transfer
    120
  - Error Conditions
    121
- Analog Output Features
  123
  - Analog Output Resolution
    123
  - Analog Output Channels
    123
    
    Specifying a Single Channel
    123
    
    Specifying One or more Channels
    124
  - Output Ranges and Gains
    124
  - D/A Output Clock Sources
    124
    
    Internal D/A Output Clock
    124
    
    External D/A Output Clock
    125
  - Trigger Sources
    125
    
    External Digital (TTL) Trigger
    125
    
    Software Trigger
    125
    
    Analog Threshold Trigger
    126
  - Analog Output Conversion Modes
    126
    
    Continuously-Paced Analog Output
    127
    
    Waveform Generation
    128
  - Data Format and Transfer
    128
  - Error Conditions
    129
- Digital I/O Features
  130
  - Digital I/O Lines
    130
  - Digital I/O Resolution
    130
  - Digital I/O Operation Modes
    130
  - Features
    130
- Counter/Timer Features
  132
  - Units
    132
  - C/T Clock Sources
    132
    
    External C/T Clock
    133
    
    Internal C/T Clock
    133
    
    Internally Cascaded Clock
    133
  - Gate Types
    134
  - Pulse Output Types and Duty Cycles
    135
  - Counter/Timer Operation Modes
    136
    
    Event Counting
    136
    
    Frequency Measurement
    138
    
    Rate Generation
    140
    
    One-Shot
    142
    
    Repetitive One-Shot
    144
- Synchronizing A/D and D/A Subsystems
  145
  - Synchronizing the Triggers
    145
  - Synchronizing the Clocks
    146
Chapter 7: Supported Device Driver Capabilities

148
- Data Flow and Operation Options
  150
  - Options
    150
- Buffering
  151
- Triggered Scan Mode
  151
- Data Encoding
  152
- Channels
  152
- Gain
  153
- Ranges
  153
- Resolution
  153
- Thermocouple and RTD Support
  154
- IEPE Support
  154
  - Support
    154
- Triggers
  155
- Clocks
  156
- Counter/Timers
  157
Chapter 8: Calibration

160
- Calibrating the Analog Input Subsystem
  162
- Calibrating the Analog Output Subsystem
  170
Chapter 9: Troubleshooting

176
- General Checklist
  177
- Technical Support
  179
- If Your Board Needs Factory Service
  180
Appendix A: Specifications

182
- Analog Input Specifications
  183
- Analog Output Specifications
  186
- Digital I/O Specifications
  188
- Counter/Timer Specifications
  189
- Power, Physical, and Environmental Specifications
  190
- Connector Specifications
  191
- Regulatory Specifications
  192
Appendix B: Connector Pin Assignments

194
Appendix C: Using Your Own Screw Terminal Panel

214
- Analog Inputs
  216
  - Single-Ended Inputs
    216
  - Pseudo-Differential Inputs
    216
  - Differential Inputs
    217
- Analog Outputs
  218
- Digital Inputs and Counter/Timer Inputs
  219
- Digital Outputs
  220
- Cabling Information
  221
Index

222

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