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Measurement Computing DBK Part 2 User Manual

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DBK208, pg. 6

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DBK Option Cards and Modules

DBK208
Board #

Switch S1 Configurations

Address

Designation in

DaqView

(see notes 2 & 3)

16

8

4

2

Bank 0

Bank 1

Expanded Digital I/O in

Async Digital I/O window

Channel

0

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

0

1

P2 0-A

P2 0-B

1

OFF OFF OFF ON

2

3

P2 0-C

P2 0-D

0

2

OFF OFF ON

OFF

4

5

P2 1-A

P2 1-B

3

OFF OFF ON

ON

6

7

P2 1-C

P2 1-D

1

4

OFF

ON

OFF

OFF

8

9

P2 2-A

P2 2-B

5

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

10

11

P2 2-C

P2 2-D

2

6

OFF

ON

ON

OFF

12

13

P2 3-A

P2 3-B

7

OFF

ON

ON

ON

14

15

P2 3-C

P2 3-D

3

8

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

16

17

P2 4-A

P2 4-B

9

ON

OFF OFF ON

18

19

P2 4-C

P2 4-D

4

10

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

20

21

P2 5-A

P2 5-B

11

ON

OFF

ON

ON

22

23

P2 5-C

P2 5-D

5

12

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

24

25

P2 6-A

P2 6-B

13

ON

ON

OFF

ON

26

27

P2 6-C

P2 6-D

6

14

ON

ON

ON

OFF

28

29

P2 7-A

P2 7-B

15

ON

ON

ON

ON

30

31

P2 7-C

P2 7-D

7

Notes:

(1) Switch S1 settings are made physically on the DBK208 boards and are checked in DaqView (see the

following screen capture). The software aspect is detailed on the following page.

(2)

The Digital Option Cards External Connection section of DaqView’s Configure System Hardware

window lists 8 channels (0 through 7) as shown in the following screen image.

(3)

Each of the 8 channels can represent 2 DBK208 boards. For example, as seen in the table, System Board

0 and System Board 1 would both show up in DaqView’s channel 0.

(4)

In the Async Digital I/O window, each active channel (representing 2 boards) has divisions of A, B, C,

and D. A represents Bank 0 of the first board. B represents Bank 1 of the first board.

C represents Bank 0 of the second board. D represents Bank 1 of the second board.

(5)

Banks are selected to be “Input” or “Output” via jumpers. Jumper JP0 applies to Bank 0, JP1 applies to
Bank 1.

Logic outputs provide signals for clocking data to registers for the Opto-22 SSR type modules. On-board
jumpers (JP0 and JP1) are used to set the banks for “input” or “output.” The banks can be set
independently, however, all modules within a bank will have the same setting. For example, JP0 could be
set to “Input,” configuring all 8 modules of Bank 0 to Input; and JP1 could be set to “Output,” configuring
all Bank 1 modules to “Output.”

Each Opto-22 module has a 2-connector terminal block for signal connections.

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