Measurement Computing DaqBook 2000 Series - Manual (Page 17)

DaqBook/2000 Series and DaqOEM/2000 Series 2
Device Overviews
I/O Comparison Matrix …… 2-1
Overview …… 2-2
Product Features …… 2-2
Synchronous Operation Matrix …… 2-6
DaqBook/2001 and DaqOEM/2001 …… 2-7
DaqBook/2005 and DaqOEM/2005 ….. 2-8
I/O Comparison Matrix
for DaqBook/2000 Series and DaqOEM/2000 Series Devices
Device Analog Input
Channels
Analog Input signals
enter through P1 , go
to MUX, to PGA, to
Gain & Offset
Amplifier, then to
Analog-to-Digital
Converter (ADC)
Analog Output
Channels
Digital Signals go
through Digital-to-
Analog Converters,
then through “DAC
Out.”
Digital I/O
Channels*
Digital signals pass
through one 16-bit
Digital I/O Port (on
P3) and three 8-bit
Digital I/O Ports
(on P2).
Counter/
Timers
Four 16-bit Counter
Input signals and Two
16-bit Timer Output
signals.
DaqBook/2001
and
DaqOEM/2001
16 Analog
Input
via P1
4 Analog
Output
via P3
40 Digital
I/O
via P2 & P3
4 Counter In
2 Timer Out
via P3
DaqBook/2005
and
DaqOEM/2005
16 Analog
Input via P1
No DAC
Channels
40 Digital
I/O
via P2 & P3
4 Counter In
2 Timer Out
via P3
14 Analog
Input via P1
4 Analog
Output
via BNC
Connectors
24 Digital
I/O via P2 4 Counter In
2 Timer Out
via BNC
Connectors 16 Differential
Voltage Inputs
via BNC
Connectors
DaqBook/2020
14 Thermocouple
Inputs
via Mini-TC
Connectors
Note: DaqBook/2020’s Digital I/O is via the three 8-bit ports on
P2. The device has no P3 connector. For this reason it has
24 Digital I/O channels available, not 40 as do the other
devices.
Note: In addition to the BNC connectors indicated above, the DaqBook/2020 includes a BNC for External TTL Trigger input
and one for External Clock input.
DaqBook/2000 Series and DaqOEM/2000 Series 898095 Device Overviews 2-1