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Daq* Hardware

DaqBoards [ISA-types Only]

DaqBook / DaqBoard [ISA-types] / Daq PC-Card User’s Manual

10-18-00

Daq* Hardware 3-21

Connections

Installation

Refer to the DaqBoard [ISA types] section of chapter 1,

Quick Starts

, for the installation procedure.

I/O Connectors

The DaqBoard accepts all analog and digital I/O signals via one standard I/O connector (P1) and two on-
board 40-pin headers (P2 and P3 on the DaqBoard/100A/200A). The CA-60 cable can be used as an
interface between the onboard P2 and P3 and a DB37 connector on the outside of the computer’s enclosure.

P1 Analog I/O. Provides 16 analog input channels, 2 analog output channels, a 16-bit counter/timer,
4 TTL inputs and outputs, and various signals for driving expansion cards.

P2 Digital I/O. Provides (3) 8-bit TTL programmable I/O ports and external interrupt input.

P2 expansion cables must be kept relatively short to ensure reliable operation. Do not
exceed 14 inches per attached DBK card.

P3 Frequency I/O. Provides (5) 16-bit counters and 16 high-speed digital inputs and external
interrupt input.

To gain access to the DaqBoard port connectors, signals can be connected via CA-131-x cable through a
D-shell 37-pin female connector or a DBK11 screw-terminal option card with component sockets.