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DBK Option Cards and Modules User’s Manual
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DBK Setup in DaqView 3-1
DBK Setup in DaqView 3
Overview…… 3-1
Setting up Analog DBKs …… 3-4
Setting up Digital DBKs …… 3-6
Setting Internal Clock Speed to 100 kHz …. 3-8
Overview
Most DBK card and module options provide for channel expansion and signal conditioning; however,
some serve as power supplies, and others are no more than interfaces that allow the user to meet desired
connection needs, for example, the use of BNC connectors.
For proper operation with DaqBook or DaqBoard systems, most of the DBK options must be configured,
both physically on the DBK, and in the data acquisition application.
All DBK configuration-related parameters can be found in the DaqView ’s Configure System Hardware
screen. “Analog Input” type DBKs will be under the P1 section of the screen, “Digital Input” DBKs will
be under the P2 section, and analog and digital outputs [if applicable] will be under P3.
The following table, in addition to providing a brief description of DBK options, can be used to quickly
identify whether the DBK option is of the P1-Analog or of the P2-Digital type.
DBKs that require no
software setup in DaqView are shown in a shaded row and display the comment “No configuration
in DaqView.”
DBK Reference for DaqView Users
DBK Description Type Comment
DBK1 16-Connector BNC Adapter Module Interface No configuration in DaqView .
DBK2 4-Channel Voltage Output Card P1-ANALOG Must enter S1 setting in H/W Config.
DBK4 2-Channel Dynamic Signal Input Card P1-ANALOG Must enter S1 setting in H/W Config.
DBK5 4-Channel Current Output Card P1-ANALOG Must enter S1 setting in H/W Config.
DBK7 4-Channel, Frequency-to-Voltage Input Card P1-ANALOG Must enter S1 setting in H/W Config.
DBK8 8-Channel High-Voltage Input Card P1-ANALOG Must enter JP16 setting in H/W Conf.
DBK9 8-Channel RTD Card P1-ANALOG Must enter JP4 setting in H/W Conf.
DBK10 3-Slot Expansion Chassis Expansion No configuration in DaqView .
DBK11A Screw-Terminal Option & BNC Option Card Interface Must select “Direct Signal Conn.”
DBK12 Low Gain A/I Multiplexer Card P1-ANALOG
DBK13 High Gain A/I Multiplexer Card P1-ANALOG
DBK15 Universal Current, Voltage Input Card P1-ANALOG
For these three DBKs: In DaqView’s
Acquisition Setup tab select 100 kHz
as the Internal Clock speed.
DBK16 2-Channel Strain-Gage Card P1-ANALOG Must enter S1 setting in H/W Config.
DBK17 4-Channel Simultaneous Sample & Hold Card P1-ANALOG Must enter SW6 setting in H/W Conf.
DBK18 4-Channel Low-Pass Filter Card P1-ANALOG Must enter SW6 setting in H/W Conf.
DBK19 14-Channel Thermocouple Card P1-ANALOG Must select T/C Type in DaqView’s
Channel Setup Window . See Note 1.
DBK20 Digital I/O Card, with screw terminals P2-DIGITAL Digital I/O (Note 2)
DBK21 Digital I/O Card, with DB37 male connectors P2-DIGITAL Digital I/O (Note 2)
DBK23 Isolated Digital Input Chassis P2-DIGITAL Digital I/O (Note 2)
DBK24 Isolated Digital Output Chassis P2-DIGITAL Digital I/O (Note 2)
DBK25 8-Channel Relay Output Card P2-DIGITAL Digital I/O (Note 2)
DBK30A Rechargeable Battery Module Power No configuration in DaqView .
DBK32A Auxiliary Power Supply Card Power No configuration in DaqView .
Note 1 : If using a DBK19 with a /2000 Series Device, you should select 100 kHz as the Internal Clock speed in
DaqView’s Acquisition Setup tab.
Note 2 : After the DBK option is selected in Hardware Configuration, the Digital I/O settings are made in
DaqView’s Digital I/O Window .