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Introduction |
The 12 bit
A/D-D/A card is a high precision data conversion system for PC/486,
Pentium, or compatibles. It contains one 12 bits digital to analog
channel (setting jumper 2 for selecting unipolar or bipolar) and
sixteen 12 bits analog to digital channels (setting jumper 3 for
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The features of
the 12 bit A/D-D/A board are:
I/O port address: &H278-27F
or &H2F8-2FF selectable.
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Unpacking
Information |
Check that your 12 bit A/D-D/A
package includes the following items:
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12 bit A/D-D/A board.
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Demo Program.
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Data Capture Software
Manual with Disk.
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User manual.
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Warranty form. |
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HARDWARE
INSTALLATION |
Your 12 bit A/D-D/A card is designed to be
inserted in any available slot in your PC/486, Pentium or compatibles.
In order to gain access to the expansion slots, follow the steps listed
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Turn off all power to your
computer and all peripheral devices before installing your industry
card. |
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Remove the cover of the computer. |
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Insert the
12 BIT AD/DA CARD into any available slot. Make sure the adapter is
firmly seated in the chosen slot.
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Replace the cover of the
computer.
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Connects the expansion
cable to 25 pin connectors.
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Turn on the power of your
computer.
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HARDWARE
CONFIGURATION
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Before you use the A/D-D/A card, you must
ensure that the port address and jumper are set correctly, the proper
settings for the A/D-D/A card are described in the following:
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SOFTWARE
DIAGNOSTIC |
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APPENDIX |
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