Keithley KUSB-3116, Getting Started Manual

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Wiring Signals
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• Analog output signals – You can wire analog output signals in
one of the following ways:
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Using the BNC connectors labelled DAC Ch0 to DAC Ch3.
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Using the appropriate pins on the C\T, DAC, Clk, Trig
connector. Refer to Appendix A in the
KUSB-3116 User’s
Manual for information about the required mating connectors.
• Digital I/O signals – To wire digital I/O signals, you must use
the appropriate pins on the Digital I/O connector. Refer to
Appendix A in the
KUSB-3116 User’s Manual for information
about the required mating connectors.
• Counter/timer signals – To wire counter/timer signals, you must
use the appropriate pins on the C\T, DAC, Clk, Trig connector.
Refer to Appendix A in the
KUSB-3116 User’s Manual for
information about the required mating connectors.
• External A/D clock or trigger signal – You can wire external
clock/trigger signals in one of the following ways:
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Using the BNC connectors labelled AD Clock and AD Trig.
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Using the appropriate pins on the C\T, DAC, Clk, Trig
connector. Refer to Appendix A in the
KUSB-3116 User’s
Manual for information about the required mating connectors.
• External DAC clock or trigger signal – You can wire external
clock/trigger signals in one of the following ways:
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Using the BNC connectors labelled DAC Clock and DAC Trig.
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Using the appropriate pins on the C\T, DAC, Clk, Trig
connector. Refer to Appendix A in the
KUSB-3116 User’s
Manual for information about the required mating connectors.
The following sections describe how to wire signals using the BNC
connectors and how to wire signals using the appropriate D-sub
connector.