The daisy-chain concept, How channel numbers are determined – Measurement Computing WaveBook rev.5.3 User Manual

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The Daisy-Chain Concept

Reference Note:

For information regarding

calculating system power

requirements, refer to the

upcoming section entitled,

Connecting the System to

Power.

Reference Note:

Refer to Chapter 3 for

additional system

examples.

Example of a WaveBook Daisy-Chain with three WBK17 Modules

Unit*

Channel #

WaveBook

0 (dig I/O)

WaveBook 1-8

1

st

WBK

9-16

2

nd

WBK

17-24

3

rd

WBK

25-32

4

th

WBK

33-40

5

th

WBK

41-48

6

th

WBK

49-56

7

th

WBK

57-64

8

th

WBK

65-72

How Channel Numbers are Determined

The analog input channel numbers are determined by the order of connection among the

WaveBook and attached WBK modules.

•

Channel 0 is the WaveBook’s 8-bit digital I/O port.

•

Channels 1 through 8 are the WaveBook’s main channels.

•

Channels 9 through 16 are located on the first expansion unit connected directly

to the WaveBook.

•

Additional channel numbers are added consecutively (in groups of 8)

with each added WBK module (see table at right).

* WBK in the “Unit” column refers to a module such as a WBK10A, WBK14, WBK15, WBK16, WBK17, WBK18.

Note that as this document goes to print the channel numbering method has not been determined for the WBK40 and

WBK41 modules.

WaveBook/512A, WaveBook/512A,

CA-150

CA-217

CA-129

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