Measurement Computing DBK213 User Manual
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Example 2:
DaqBoook/2001
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DBK7
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DBK80
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DBK82
-------- (3 Analog I/O Cards)---------
Notes regarding the above system example:
1)
Either of two Ethernet cables can be used: CA-242 is a 1.5 ft cable; CA-242-7 is a 7 ft. cable.
2)
In the illustration, DBK213 is housing a DBK7, DBK80, and DBK82. Each is an analog card that will make use of P1
in regard to analog signal I/O.
3) 1
st
P1 Cable (back view, bottom cable): A CA-37-3 cable is being used to link together to DB37 connectors of all
three analog DBK cards.
4) 2
nd
P1 Cable (back view, left cable): A CA-255-2T is being used to connect the other P1 cable and the DBK213’s P1
to the P1 connector of the DaqBook/2001.
5)
The DBK213’s P1 connector [rear panel, upper-left] connects to the internal screw-terminal board to which analog I/O
signals could be connected via wire. The wires would be routed out through the upper slots of the front panel.
6)
A CA-255 [or CA-37] cable is used to connect the DBK213’s P2 connector to the DaqBook/2001 P2 connector.
7)
The DBK213’s P2 connector connects to the internal screw-terminal board, to which digital I/O signals could be
connected via wire. The wires would be routed out through the upper slots of the front panel.
8)
In a different scenario, the DBK213’s P2 connector could be connected to digital DBK options instead of connecting
the P1 connector to analog DBK options as illustrated.
DBK Option Cards and Modules
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