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KPCI-3110 and KPCI-3116 User’s Manual

Overview

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Accessories

The following optional accessories are available for KPCI-3110 and KPCI-3116 boards:

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STP-3110 screw terminal panel

— Screw terminal panel with two connectors to accommo-

date the analog I/O, digital I/O, and counter/timer signals provided by the KPCI-3110 and
KPCI-3116 boards.

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CAB-307 cable

— A 1-meter, twisted-pair, shielded cable that connects the 50-pin analog

I/O connector (J1) on the KPCI-3110 or KPCI-3116 board to the J1 connector on the
STP-3110 screw terminal panel.

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CAB-308 cable

— A 1-meter, twisted-pair, shielded cable that connects the 68-pin digital

I/O connector (J2) on the KPCI-3110 or KPCI-3116 board to the J2 connector on the
STP-3110 screw terminal panel.

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Page 5: ...1999 Keithley Instruments Inc All rights reserved Cleveland Ohio U S A Third Printing January 2002 Document Number 98180 Rev C Windows and WindowsNT are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation...

Page 6: ...are numbered sequentially When a new Revision is created all Addenda associated with the previous Revision of the manual are incorporated into the new Revision of the manual Each new Revision include...

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Page 9: ...Accessories 1 5 2 Functional Description Analog input features 2 2 Analog input resolution 2 3 Analog input channels 2 3 Input ranges and gains 2 5 A D sample clock sources 2 6 Analog input conversio...

Page 10: ...n slot 3 5 Inserting the board in the computer 3 6 Configuring the board to work with DriverLINX 3 7 Checking the combined board and DriverLINX installations 3 7 Attaching the STP 3110 screw terminal...

Page 11: ...m isolation Scheme C application software C 11 Problem isolation Scheme D expansion slot connectors C 13 Problem isolation Scheme E user wiring C 13 Problem isolation Scheme F the board C 14 Problem i...

Page 12: ...2 32 Figure 2 19 Connecting one shot signals shown for Counter Output 0 and Gate 0 2 33 Figure 2 20 Example of one shot mode using a 99 99 duty cycle 2 33 Figure 2 21 Example of one shot mode using a...

Page 13: ...counting using Counters 0 and 1 and External Gate 0 3 22 Figure 3 16 Connecting frequency measurement applications to the STP 3110 screw terminal panel shown for Clock Input 0 and External Gate 0 3 2...

Page 14: ...ting Table 6 1 Troubleshooting problems 6 4 A Specifications Table A 1 A D subsystem specifications A 2 Table A 2 D A subsystem specifications A 5 Table A 3 DIN DOUT subsystem specifications A 6 Table...

Page 15: ...ngs for mid range analog output using an STP 3110 screw terminal accessory connected to the J1 connector C 20 Table C 5 Wiring for analog input hardware test using an STP 3110 screw terminal accessory...

Page 16: ...Preface...

Page 17: ...iled information about the features of the KPCI 3110 and KPCI 3116 boards and the capabilities of the KPCI 3110 and KPCI 3116 Device Driver Section 1 describes the major features of the board as well...

Page 18: ...hand to an index finger To go back to the page from which the jump was made click the right mouse button and Go Back or from the main menu click View then Go Back To print the document from the main...

Page 19: ...Reference Manual DriverLINX Analog I O Programming Guide DriverLINX Digital I O Programming Guide DriverLINX Counter Timer Programming Guide PCI Specification PCI Local Bus Specification PCI Special...

Page 20: ...1 Overview...

Page 21: ...uously paced and triggered scan capability A 1024 location channel gain list that supports sampling analog input channels at the same or different gains in sequential or random order Up to 256 scans p...

Page 22: ...ncludes DriverLINX for Microsoft Windows and function libraries for writing application programs under Windows in a high level language such as C C Visual Basic Delphi and Test Point LabVIEW support f...

Page 23: ...ed to create data acquisition applications without programming LabVIEW is an optional fully featured graphical programming language used to create virtual instrumentation Refer to Section 3 Installati...

Page 24: ...and counter timer signals provided by the KPCI 3110 and KPCI 3116 boards CAB 307 cable A 1 meter twisted pair shielded cable that connects the 50 pin analog I O connector J1 on the KPCI 3110 or KPCI 3...

Page 25: ...2 Functional Description...

Page 26: ...itions Trigger Clock Logic A D Counter 24 bits D A Counter 24 bit TScan Counter 24 bit Ext A D Clock Ext A D TTL Trig Ext D A Clock Ext D A TTL Trig Analog Trigger 20MHz Clock A D Trig A D Clk D A Clk...

Page 27: ...description of how to wire these signals You configure the channel type through DriverLINX software NOTE For pseudo differential inputs specify single ended in software in this case how you wire thes...

Page 28: ...1 These lines are set to a value of 0 on power up a reset does not affect the values of the dynamic digital output lines Note that these lines are provided in addition to the other 16 digital I O lin...

Page 29: ...itive peak values 10V on KPCI 3110 and KPCI 3116 boards Through DriverLINX software specify the range as 0 to 10V for unipolar signals or 10V to 10V for bipolar signals Note that the range applies to...

Page 30: ...ple assume the analog input channel list contains three entries channels 5 6 and 7 the gain list might look like this 2 4 1 where a gain of 2 corresponds to channel 5 a gain of 4 corresponds to channe...

Page 31: ...erminal 76 on the STP 3110 screw terminal panel pin 7 on connector J2 Conversions start on the falling edge of the external A D sample clock input signal Using DriverLINX specify the clock source as e...

Page 32: ...in the following subsections Internally retriggered scan mode internal clock burst mode Use internally retriggered scan mode if you want to accurately control both the period between conversions of i...

Page 33: ...etrigger is generated Externally retriggered scan mode external clock burst mode Use externally retriggered scan mode if you want to accurately control the period between con versions of individual ch...

Page 34: ...CI 3116 boards support the following trigger sources Software trigger External digital TTL trigger Analog threshold trigger This subsection describes these trigger sources in more detail Software trig...

Page 35: ...acquire data in post trigger mode pre trigger mode or about trigger mode These trigger acquisition modes are described in more detail in the follow ing subsections Post trigger acquisition Use post tr...

Page 36: ...onversion modes Refer to page 2 10 for information on the supported trigger sources When using pre trigger acquisition you cannot use an external retrigger in triggered scan mode Refer to page 2 8 for...

Page 37: ...ost trigger acquisition Using software specify the following parameters The dataflow as continuous about trigger The pre trigger source as the software trigger The post trigger source as the external...

Page 38: ...ck pulse of the A D sample clock Figure 2 7 Continuous about trigger mode Figure 2 8 illustrates the same example using internally retriggered triggered scan mode The multiscan count is 2 indicating t...

Page 39: ...second s worth of data plus two extras to provide a margin for recycling of used buffers The total number of buffers available should equal Sampling Frequency Buffer Size 2 A Windows message will be s...

Page 40: ...g output channels DAC0 and DAC1 Refer to Section 3 for information on how to wire analog output signals to the board using the screw terminal panel Within each DAC the digital data is double buffered...

Page 41: ...ernal D A output clocks in more detail Internal D Aoutput clock The internal D A output clock uses a 20MHz time base Conversions start on the falling edge of the counter output the output pulse is act...

Page 42: ...110 or KPCI 3116 board detects a transition from above a threshold level to below a threshold level falling edge or a transition from below a threshold level to above a threshold level rising edge The...

Page 43: ...y to the Output FIFO on the board KPCI 3110 and KPCI 3116 boards have a 4 kSample Output FIFO Use software to allocate the number of buffers and to specify the values When it detects a trigger the boa...

Page 44: ...host computer must use offset binary data encoding for analog output signals DriverLINX converts this native format to a hardware independent format so that applications can use the numeric operation...

Page 45: ...input DIN and output DOUT subsystems both subsystems use the same digital I O lines These lines are divided into two banks of eight Bank A lines 0 to 7 and Bank B lines 0 to 7 You can use each bank as...

Page 46: ...O Programming Guide and Using DriverLINX with your Hardware manuals that accompany DriverLINX Dynamic digital output is useful for synchronizing and controlling external equipment and allows you to ou...

Page 47: ...nal is 305 18Hz External C T clock The external C T clock is useful when you want to pace counter timer operations at rates not available with the internal C T clock or if you want to pace at uneven i...

Page 48: ...esponds to a rate of once every 215 seconds Gate types The active edge or level of the gate input to the counter enables counter timer operations The operation starts when the clock input signal is re...

Page 49: ...from each counter timer Table 2 4 lists the screw terminals that correspond to the pulse output signals of each counter timer KPCI 3110 and KPCI 3116 boards support the following pulse output types on...

Page 50: ...m the counter s associated clock input source If you are using one counter you can count a maximum of 65 536 events before the counter rolls over to 0 and starts counting again If you are using a casc...

Page 51: ...e gate type is low level Figure 2 12 Example of event counting STP 3110 Panel TB58 Signal Source Digital Ground User Clock Input 0 TB83 TB61 TB60 Digital Ground Gate 0 External Gating Switch TB108 Dig...

Page 52: ...that does not use an external gate signal as shown in Figure 2 13 Figure 2 13 Connecting frequency measurement signals without an external gate input shown for Clock Input 0 In this configuration use...

Page 53: ...er that will measure the frequency for event counting mode specifying the clock source to count and the gate type this should match the pulse output type of the counter timer set up for one shot mode...

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Page 56: ...han an external C T clock source refer to page 2 23 for more information on the internal C T clock source Using DriverLINX software specify the counter timer mode as one shot the clock source as inter...

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Page 60: ...ers of the A D and D A subsystems as follows External digital TTL trigger Using software specify the trigger source for the A D and D A subsystems as the external digital TTL trigger and specify start...

Page 61: ...3 Installation and Configuration...

Page 62: ...oards have the following two software options In both cases the software interfaces with your system via the DriverLINX software provided with your board The user can run a fully integrated data acqui...

Page 63: ...lities to handle memory and data buffer management A selection of starting and stopping trigger events including pre triggering mid point trig gering and post triggering protocols Extensive error chec...

Page 64: ...he Read this first sheet and the manuals on the DriverLINX CD ROM both shipped with your board for information on installing and using DriverLINX Installing application software and drivers Installing...

Page 65: ...alibration for instructions Setting up the computer CAUTION To prevent electro static damage that can occur when handling elec tronic equipment use a ground strap or similar device when per forming th...

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Page 67: ...etter of your CD ROM drive Checking the combined board and DriverLINX installations Before making any connections to the board check whether DriverLINX and your board are installed correctly and worki...

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Page 69: ...ts remove jumper W1 and connect Amp Low to a remote common mode voltage to reject offset voltages common to all 32 input channels Refer to Figure 3 4 for an example of using jumper W1 Figure 3 4 Remov...

Page 70: ...sistors R17 to R32 for proper operation Refer to Figure 3 9 for an example of using current shunt resistors Screw terminals Screw terminals TB1 to TB56 correspond to the analog I O channels from the K...

Page 71: ...Analog In 2 2 6 48 Analog In 10 2 Return 7 22 Analog In 3 3 8 47 Analog In 11 3 Return 9 21 Analog In 4 4 10 46 Analog In 12 4 Return 11 20 Analog In 5 5 12 45 Analog In 13 5 Return 13 19 Analog In 6...

Page 72: ...Clock In 77 6 External A D TTL Trigger 78 5 A D Trigger Out 79 4 A D Sample Clock Out 80 3 Reserved 81 23 28 42 Digital Ground 82 39 41 57 62 Digital Ground 83 18 38 40 63 64 Digital Ground 84 65 Rese...

Page 73: ...a metal shield Connect the analog shield to screw terminals TB35 and TB36 and to TB51 through TB56 on the STP 3110 screw terminal panel Connect the digital shield to screw terminals TB105 and TB108 o...

Page 74: ...ll as current loop inputs to the STP 3110 screw terminal panel Connecting single ended voltage inputs Figure 3 5 shows how to connect single ended voltage inputs channels 0 1 and 8 in this case to the...

Page 75: ...crew terminal panel Figure 3 6 Connecting pseudo differential voltage inputs shown for Channels 0 1 and 8 STP 3110 Panel Signal Source TB1 TB3 TB33 Analog In 0 Analog In 1 VCM Remove Jumper W1 to use...

Page 76: ...bias current 20nA or 50m However when you add noise from external sources to the high impedance a resistor value of 100 to 100k is more practical In Figure 3 7B the signal source itself provides the b...

Page 77: ...inputs from a grounded signal source shown for Channel 0 Connecting current loop inputs Figure 3 9 shows how to connect a current loop input channel 0 in this case to the STP 3110 screw terminal panel...

Page 78: ...ew terminal panel shown for Channel 0 Connecting digital I O signals Figure 3 11 shows how to connect a digital input signal lines 0 and 1 of digital Bank A in this case to the STP 3110 screw terminal...

Page 79: ...er signals The KPCI 3110 or KPCI 3116 boards with the STP 3110 screw terminal panel provide user counter timers that you can use to perform the following operations Event counting Frequency measuremen...

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Page 86: ...4 Testing the Board...

Page 87: ...rifying signal inputs to your KPCI 3110 or KPCI 3116 board Sending test signals to external devices Controlling the DC output voltages of two analog output channels Setting and reading all digital inp...

Page 88: ...O Channel Mapping section to map them to different channel numbers 7 The Analog I O Level Control determines the DC output voltages of two analog output channels 8 The Digital I O Control allows you t...

Page 89: ...5 Calibration...

Page 90: ...analog outputs the objective is to independently zero the offset and adjust the gain for each of the digital to analog converters DACs on your KPCI 3110 or KPCI 3116 board Calibration summary Analog i...

Page 91: ...log box select your board and click OK The KPCI 3110 and KPCI 3116 Calibration Utility dialog box appears Calibrating the analog inputs In this part of the procedure offset and gain adjustments for th...

Page 92: ...6 Troubleshooting...

Page 93: ...and troubleshooting hardware and software problems DriverLINX uses the event log to report problems during driver loading or unexpected system errors The event log can assist in troubleshooting resour...

Page 94: ...e computer power again and install a KPCI 3110 or KPCI 3116 board that you know is functional Do not make any I O connections 6 Apply computer power and check operation with the functional KPCI 3110 o...

Page 95: ...urer for more information Electrical noise exists Check your wiring and either provide better shielding or reroute unshielded wiring Data appears to be invalid An open connection exists Check your wir...

Page 96: ...e computer accessory slot and I O connections using another KPCI 3110 board that you know is functional To test the com puter accessory slot and the I O connections follow these steps 1 Remove compute...

Page 97: ..._____________ ____________________ Computer Manufacturer CPU type Clock speed MHz KB of RAM Video system BIOS type ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ _...

Page 98: ...der number and date of equipment purchase A description of the problem or its symptoms The RMA number on the outside of the package Repackage the equipment using the original anti static wrapping if p...

Page 99: ...A Specifications...

Page 100: ...5 ppm C Input impedance Off On 100M 10pF 100M 200pF 100M 10pF 100M 200pF Input bias current 20nA Common mode voltage 11V maximum operational Maximum input voltage 20V maximum protection A D converter...

Page 101: ...falling edge sensitive 1 HCT14 TTL 2 0V minimum 0 8V maximum 0 4V minimum 1 5V maximum 1 0 A 1 0 A 100ns high 150ns low 250kHz 22k resistor pullup to 5V External A D digital TTL trigger Input type In...

Page 102: ...ut driver high voltage Output driver low voltage Termination ALS244 TTL 2 0V minimum IOH 15mA 2 4V minimum IOH 3mA 0 5V maximum IOL 24mA 0 4V maximum IOL 12mA 22 series resistor Dynamic Digital Output...

Page 103: ...no oscillators Protection Short circuit to Analog Common Power on voltage 0V 10mV maximum Settling time to 0 01 of FSR 5 s 20V step 2 0 s 100mV step 10 s 20V step 5 0 s 100V step Slew rate 10V s 5V s...

Page 104: ...er of ports 2 8 bits each Termination 22k resistor pullup to 5V 22 series resistor Inputs Input type Input load High level input voltage Low level input voltage High level input current Low level inpu...

Page 105: ...2 0V minimum 0 8V maximum 0 4V minimum 1 5V maximum 1 0 A 1 0 A 100ns high 100ns low 5 0MHz 22k resistor pullup to 5V Gate Inputs Input type Input load High level input voltage Low level input voltag...

Page 106: ...h by 4 2 inches width 5 95 ounces 170 grams Environmental Operating temperature range Storage temperature range Relative humidity 0 C to 70 C 25 C to 85 C To 95 noncondensing Table A 6 Connector speci...

Page 107: ...the DriverLINX online help See the DriverLINX manuals for information on launching this help file Table A 7 KPCI 3110 and KPCI 3116 supported options KPCI 3110 and KPCI 3116 A D D A DIN DOUT C T Tota...

Page 108: ...Channels 32 0 0 0 0 DI Support Yes Yes Yes Yes DI Channels 16 2 1 1 0 Filters Filter Channel Support Yesh Number of Filters 1 2h 1 1 0 Ranges Number of Voltage Ranges 2 1 1 1 0 Range per Channel Suppo...

Page 109: ...ction with a multiscan of 256 provides an effective channel gain list depth of up to 256K entries e For KPCI 3116 boards the maximum retrigger frequency is 166 666kHz For KPCI 3110 boards the maximum...

Page 110: ...waveform generation mode 500kHz per DAC for the KPCI 3110 or 200kHz per DAC for the KPCI 3116 with 100mV steps in continuously paced mode system dependent n If using cascaded timers this value is 5MHz...

Page 111: ...B Connector Pin Assignments...

Page 112: ...17 Analog Input 16 8 18 Analog Input 7 19 Analog Input 6 20 Analog Input 5 21 Analog Input 4 22 Analog Input 3 23 Analog Input 2 24 Analog Input 1 25 Analog Input 0 26 Analog Ground 27 Reserved 28 Res...

Page 113: ...21 Digital I O Bank B 1 22 Digital I O Bank B 0 23 Digital Ground 24 Digital I O Bank A 3 25 Digital I O Bank A 2 26 Digital I O Bank A 1 27 Digital I O Bank A 0 28 Digital Ground 29 Dynamic Digital O...

Page 114: ...og In 11 3 Return 9 21 Analog In 4 4 10 46 Analog In 12 4 Return 11 20 Analog In 5 5 12 45 Analog In 13 5 Return 13 19 Analog In 6 6 14 44 Analog In 14 6 Return 15 18 Analog In 7 7 16 43 Analog In 15...

Page 115: ...ernal D A TTL Trigger 76 7 External A D Sample Clock In 77 6 External A D TTL Trigger 78 5 A D Trigger Out 79 4 A D Sample Clock Out 80 3 Reserved 81 23 28 42 Digital Ground 82 39 41 57 62 Digital Gro...

Page 116: ...C Systematic Problem Isolation...

Page 117: ...ddresses application software issues Scheme D addresses apparent expansion slot malfunctions and attempted remedies Scheme E addresses potential external connection problems Scheme F addresses apparen...

Page 118: ...er to Technical support for information on returning the board for repair or replace ment Skip to Problem isolation Scheme G verification of problem solution If the board s you removed is not obviousl...

Page 119: ...fully functional as follows a Shut down Windows 95 98 NT and turn off power to the host computer b Install the good board in the slot from which you removed the potentially faulty board in step 1 Ref...

Page 120: ...ntry c Click on the AIO Panel entry 2 Based on the results of step 1 select one of the following Case A If both of the following statements are true then skip to step 16 DriverLINX and your board are...

Page 121: ...ven in the following alternatives If a board is recognized as a device under DriverLINX but is not configured to work with DriverLINX then the board is normally listed with a large exclamation point o...

Page 122: ...o run the Analog I O Panel may be due to an improperly installed component of DriverLINX Skip to step 9 and begin uninstalling then reinstalling DriverLINX and the board If one of your KPCI 3110 or KP...

Page 123: ...OK f If a Device Change message appears then click OK g If more than one unconfigured board was found in the DriverLINX Configuration Man ager in step 4 configure the additional boards now Repeat subs...

Page 124: ...board is not properly recognized by DriverLINX it may not be listed here or may be listed with a large exclamation point over it If the Device Manager lists an Other Devices item also click the sign...

Page 125: ...re perform ing Scheme B as part of the systematic problem isolation procedure then reinstall only the good board that you began using near the end of Scheme A 15 Proceed as follows a Shut down and tur...

Page 126: ...tputs continue with step 3 3 Perform the procedure outlined in the Analog output hardware test found later in this appendix 4 Based on the results of the Analog output software test do one of the foll...

Page 127: ...AND your software did not pass the analog input software test the last time then return to step 1 and redo that test If you have done the analog input software test at least once AND your software pa...

Page 128: ...er on and check operation with the functional board in place This test checks the computer accessory slot If you were using more than one board when the prob lem occurred use the functional board to a...

Page 129: ...f problem solution In Scheme G you put your system back together and verify that it works after apparently resolving the problem in prior schemes NOTE This is not a stand alone procedure Use it only w...

Page 130: ...oltage applied to KPCI 3110 or KPCI 3116 channel 01 is measured using the on screen digital voltmeter utility that is supplied with DriverLINX In the same way channel 00 is grounded and checked for of...

Page 131: ...more of the following the screw terminal accessory the board the computer Procedure for the analog input hardware test Perform the analog input test as follows 1 Turn off the host computer 2 Wire a sc...

Page 132: ...gital voltmeter now displays the voltage connected to channel 01 11 Based on the displayed voltages in step 8 and step 9 act as follows If the channel 00 voltage displayed in step 8 is not 0V and or i...

Page 133: ...ated board should correspond to DAC settings within the accuracy specifications of the board If you wish to check and adjust the accuracy refer to Section 5 Calibration Equipment for the analog output...

Page 134: ...o a ground terminal of the screw terminal accessory 3 Connect the STP 3110 screw terminal accessory to the KPCI 3110 or KPCI 3116 J1 connector 4 Turn on the host computer and boot Windows 95 98 or NT...

Page 135: ...output hardware test If the voltages measured with the DVM DMM agree with level control settings then the analog outputs are working satisfactorily Stop here and return to the problem isolation step i...

Page 136: ...test procedure Wire an STP 3110 screw terminal accessory in a loop back configuration Connect the chan nel 0 digital I O terminals bit for bit to the channel 3 digital I O terminals Connect the channe...

Page 137: ...ce supplying a known voltage at 5V Refer to Table C 5 for more details Optional A Digital Voltmeter DVM or a Digital Multimeter DMM to accurately deter mine the voltage of the voltage source An STP 31...

Page 138: ...nalog input data from the board Stop here and return to the systematic problem isolation Scheme C step 1 where you were directed to do analog input software tests If the measured channel 00 voltage is...

Page 139: ...nalog outputs can damage the Digital to Analog Converters DACs As a precaution do the following Before powering the computer connect the DVM DMM negative lead to a ground screw terminal After powering...

Page 140: ...re tests If the voltages measured with the DVM DMM agree with your application software set tings then your software is probably working correctly with the analog outputs Stop here and return to step...

Page 141: ...g your application software no instruments are required However you must wire an STP 3110 screw terminal accessory to J2 in the loop back configuration If possible use a screw terminal accessory that...

Page 142: ...ng ON OFF bit pattern 11 Using your application software observe the channel 2 input bits 12 If the observed channel 2 input bit pattern is not the same ON OFF pattern your application software is not...

Page 143: ...D Using Your Own Screw Terminal Panel...

Page 144: ...ft 90 ns This seems negligible but when you consider that it requires nine time constants to settle within 0 01 the cross talk becomes almost 10 of the time required to settle when switching chan nels...

Page 145: ...e a minimum of two analog output channels with a resolution of 12 to 16 bits even though the accuracy may be less On all Keithley boards we ensure that the analog outputs do not break into a high freq...

Page 146: ...e load is returned to the digital ground provided in the connector next to the outputs If just eight of the digital outputs are switching 16 mA per output then 128 mA of current flows To minimize prob...

Page 147: ...ations A 2 trigger acquisition modes 2 11 trigger sources 2 10 Analog input hardware test C 15 Analog input software test C 22 Analog inputs hardware test C 15 software test C 22 analog inputs calibra...

Page 148: ...put calibration 5 3 analog output calibration 5 3 DriverLINX calibration utility starting 5 3 equipment needed 5 2 potentiometers absence of 5 2 cascading 2 24 A 11 cascading counters externally 3 22...

Page 149: ...nput 2 7 single value analog output 2 19 conversion rate 2 8 2 10 counter timer features 2 22 C T clock sources 2 23 A 11 cascading A 11 cascading internally 2 24 channels A 10 duty cycle 2 25 event c...

Page 150: ...n 3 5 external analog trigger 2 10 2 18 external clock A 11 A D sample 2 7 C T 2 23 D A output 2 17 external clock divider maximum A 11 minimum A 11 external digital trigger A 10 analog input 2 10 ana...

Page 151: ...nstalling the board 3 5 installing the KPCI 3110 and KPCI 3116 Support Software 3 2 internal clock A 11 A D sample 2 7 C T 2 23 cascaded C T 2 24 D A output 2 17 internal gate type A 11 internal retri...

Page 152: ...FO Underflow error 2 20 output filters 2 17 output pulse high to low A 11 low to high A 11 output ranges 2 17 outputs analog calibration 5 3 outputting pulses continuously 2 30 one shot 2 32 repetitiv...

Page 153: ...neral purpose digital I O software test C 26 software DriverLINX description 3 3 installation 3 4 included with board 3 3 LabVIEW description 3 4 LabView installation 3 4 TestPoint description 3 3 ins...

Page 154: ...A 10 throughput maximum A 11 minimum A 11 transferring data analog input 2 15 analog output 2 19 2 20 trigger acquisition modes about trigger 2 13 post trigger 2 11 trigger sources analog input channe...

Page 155: ...erating system required version 1 4 Wiring systematic problem isolation scheme for C 13 wiring recommendations when using your own screw terminal panel D 3 wiring signals 3 13 analog outputs 3 18 coun...

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