pico ADC100/101
installation guide
Version 1.2
Page 5
1.4 Specification
ADC100
ADC101
Resolution
12 bits
Number of input channels
2 single ended
2 differential
Input voltage ranges
(Software selectable)
±20V,±10V,±5V±
2V,±1V, ±500mV,
±200mV,
100mV,±50mV
±100V, ±50V,
±25V, ± 10V, ±5V,
±2.5V, ±1V,
±500mV
Manual AC/DC switch
Yes
No (DC coupled)
Max sampling rate
(Depends on
computer. Figures
quotes are for DOS,
Windows may be
slower)
486/66
120ksps
100k
386/33
100ksps
80k
8086
30ksps
20ksps
Repeatability
±4lsb at 25
E
C
Absolute accuracy
±1% typical at 25
E
C
±3% worst case over operating
temperature range
Overvoltage protection
±200V
Input impedance
1MÙ
Input connectors
2xBNC
Output connector
25 way male D-type to computer printer
port
Power requirements
No power supply required
Environmental conditions
0 to 70
E
C
0 to 95% humidity
NOT water resistant
pico ADC100/101
installation guide
Page 6
Version 1.1
1.5 Installation
1.5.1 Package Contents
The package should contain the following items:
C
ADC-100 or ADC-101 unit
C
25 way parallel cable
C
Software pack
C
ADC-100/101 manual
The ADC-100 is also supplied with an adaptor for incompatible
parallel ports, see section 1.5.4 for details.
1.5.2 Software
Installing under DOS
1. Insert the
Pico CD
into your CD-ROM drive
2. Type
d:\dos\install
(where ‘d:’ is your CD-ROM drive)
3. Press the
Enter
key
4. Follow the instructions given to you by the program
Installing under Windows 3.x
1. Insert the
Pico CD
into your CD-ROM drive
2. Select
File
from the program manager main menu
3. Select
Run
from the File menu
4. Type
d:\windows\full\setup
(where ‘d:’ is your CD-ROM
drive)
5. Press the
Enter
key
6. Follow the instructions given to you by the program
