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DaqBoard/500 Series User’s Manual

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Connections & Pinouts 2-7

TB-100 Notes

(Apply to the preceding table.)

Note 1: Digital Common Pins on the SCSI III connector are: 35, 36, and 40.

Note 2: Analog Common Pins on the SCSI III connector are: 24, 27, 29, 32, 59, 64, and 67.

Note 3: References are not provided for DaqBoard/500 Series devices. For this reason POSREF and NEGREF are

tied to the Analog Return signals. POSREF connects to ARET1 (Pin 20 on the DaqBoard) and NEGREF

connects to ARET0 (Pin 54 on the DaqBoard).

Note 4: In regard to DaqBoard/500 and DaqBoard/505: TB-100 connectors labeled “XAPCR” and “CNT0” are both

used for ADCLKIN (ADC Clock) and therefore cannot be used at the same time. The XAPCR connector is

assigned to SCSI-68 connector pin 2. The TB-100 connector labeled “CNT0” [used for ADCLKIN] is

assigned to SCSI-68 connector pin 5. Note that DaqBoard/500 Series devices have only one counter

implemented, i.e., Counter 1. Counter 0 is not implemented.

Note 5: In regard to DaqBoard/500 and DaqBoard/505: TB-100 connectors labeled “CNT1” and “XDPCR” are the

same dual-function signal (DACKLIN/CNTR1) and therefore cannot be independently driven. CNT1 is

assigned to SCSI-68 connector pin 39. XDPCR is assigned to SCSI-68 connector pin 1.

Note 6: The following table provides screw terminal reference for connecting analog channels differentially, as

opposed to single-ended.

Differential Channels,

Screw Terminal Reference

HI (+)

LO (-)

Ch 0

ACH0 ACH1

Ch 1

ACH2 ACH3

Ch 2

ACH4 ACH5

Ch 3

ACH6 ACH7

Ch 4

ACH8 ACH9

Ch 5

ACH10 ACH11

Ch 6

ACH12 ACH13

Ch 7

ACH14 ACH15

External Connections

WARNING

Always turn the computer power OFF and unplug it before connecting or discon-
necting a screw terminal panel or a cable to the PCI card. Failure to do so could
result in electric shock, or equipment damage.

The DaqBoard/500 Series boards bring out +5 V to the main I/O connector [J1]. This power line is fused to
protect the boards. Connecting or disconnecting cables or screw terminal panels (as well as any user
connections to the power line) may blow a fuse, or worse, cause damage to the board. If you are getting
incorrect data readings check that the fuse is not blown.

The power line fuse for the +5V to J1 is designated as F3. It is a “Pico Fuse” with a 1.0A, 125V rating.

Connecting User Wiring

Incorrect connection of user wiring is one of the most common problems experienced by users of data
acquisition boards. To ensure proper results, you must first determine what type of signal source you are
measuring (Ground Referenced Source or Floating Source), and then choose the appropriate input
configuration on your data acquisition board (Differential or Single-Ended).