Appendix A — Technical Aspects
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negative one. When Output 2 is used, the voltage outputs are
inverted. When both output sockets are used, the stimulus is the
difference between the voltages at the positive and negative outputs:
you could generate up to a 20-volt pulse, given a
±
10 V stimulus.
The outputs can be used for independent stimulation in Scope and
the Macintosh version of Chart, but not in the current version of
Chart for Windows (v3.4). The details are discussed in the software
user’s guides.
Connections
This section of the appendix contains ‘pinout’ and electrical details of
some of the connectors fitted to the PowerLab. You should read it
carefully before attempting to connect cables other than those
supplied with the unit to the PowerLab. Using cables that are wired
incorrectly can cause internal damage to the PowerLab and will void
your rights under warranty.
USB Port
The PowerLab is fitted with a USB (universal serial bus) port, which
provides an alternative to the SCSI connection. This works with
computers with USB connectors or a USB card. USB needs a Power
Macintosh with Mac OS 8.5 or later, or a PC with Windows 98 or later.
Your PowerLab is supplied with a proper high-speed USB cable. If
you need additional USB cables, you should buy high-speed cables
(fully shielded, twisted-pair, and with standard USB connections) for
reliable results.
SCSI Port
The PowerLab uses a single 25-pin D-type female connector for the
SCSI port. If you are using a Macintosh, you probably need a 25-pin
Figure A–8
The USB connector
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