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DI–710 Series and DI-715B Series Hardware Manual
Operation
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Since the Lowest end of the input range is 0 Volts, select the Baseline option for the Low Calibrator . Gain should be
set to 2, 4, or 8 for better resolution depending on your actual input range.
Gain
DI-5B Modules generally output between -5 and +5 Volts. The DI-715B is designed to accept ±10 Volt signals. A
Gain of at least 2 should be set to each signal conditioned input to get the most accurate readings. To change the Gain
click on
Channel Settings... in the Edit menu.
Stand-alone Models
Stand-alone Models can record data directly to a MultiMedia Memory Card (MMC) or a Secure Digital Card (SD) as
well as record data to a PC. When connected to a PC, data recording sessions may be configured and data may be
acquired using W
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Acquisition software (just the same as if the model were a PC-based instrument). This makes
all the features of W
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Acquisition software available including triggering, user annotation, user commented
event markers, appending, and stop/pause data recording (stand-alone data logger operation does not support these
features).
When taking your stand-alone model out into the field to use as a stand-alone data logger, you can record data to an
MMC or SD without the use of a PC. Data sessions can be configured for a specific job using the included configura-
tion software (installed when W
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is installed). All data recorded to the memory card is fully W
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compati-
ble and can be converted then reviewed and analyzed with W
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Playback software.