Measurement Computing CIO-LAB8-TERM - Manual (Page 5)

1 Introduction
Measurement Computing’s CIO-LAB8-TERM is an educational circuit experimentation board
designed to interface to the CIO-DAS08 AND CIO-DAS08/Jr. Included on the board are circuits
for:
Momentary contact switches (4)
Pull-up resistors (8)
Pull-down resistors (8)
SPST switch (8)
DPST relays (2)
LED bar display (8 LEDs)
Operational amplifier (2)
RC filters (2)
Resistor divider voltage dividers (2)
Resistive shunts (3)
Potentiometers (2)
Semiconductor temperature sensors (2)
Prototype area of 96 sockets. Room for four, 8-pin chips plus discreet components.
Pressure transducer kit location from Force Imaging Technology (kit is not included)
CIO-DAS08, DAS08-PGH, DAS08-AO connector
CIO-DAS08/Jr, DAS08/Jr-AO connector
Power, Ground, ±12V when available from DAS board connector
Sockets for access to all DAS board signals
2 Supporting Texts
There are two supporting texts available to guide your experiments and lab work with the
CIO-LAB8-TERM. These are:
Computer Interfacing: A Practical Guide to Data Acquisition and Control by Dr. William Rigby
and Terry L. Dalton of the University of Michigan, and
Computer Interfacing Laboratory Manual, also by Rigby and Dalton.
Both are published by Prentice Hall and can be purchased from Measurement Computing Corp.
Computer Interfacing Laboratory Manual was written specifically for use with the
CIO-LAB8-TERM. It contains a full semester's experiments employing the circuits on the board.
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