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Signal Input Connectors
Analog input connectors (up to 128)
Connector: Varies according to the signal conditioning module(s) installed.
See the signal conditioning tables for further details about the module(s) installed within your system.
Function: to input analog signals to the dynamic measuring inputs of the DEWE-3050.
Counter/encoder connectors (2)
Connector: LEMO EGG.1B.307CLAD52
Mating connector: LEMO FGG.1B.307CLAD52
Mating cable available: CTR-CABLE-05 (includes connector)
Function: used to input tachometer, TTL level pulse train, or encoder outputs for measuring and conversion.
- Note: see the COUNTER conguration section later in this guide.
CAN BUS interface connector (UP-ORION-CAN2 option)
Connectors: DSUB-9 standard CAN wiring
Mating connector: DSUB-9 male mate
PIN Function Comment
1 CAN0 Lo First CAN port
2 CAN0 Hi First CAN port
3 D GND
4 CAN1 Lo Second CAN port
5 CAN1 Hi Second CAN port
6 GND
Function: used to connect to vehicle CAN BUS interfaces. Also can be used to read data from sensors which
have a CAN BUS output, such as Dewetron’s own CPAD2 series signal conditioning modules.
- Dewetron USA 1
- Owner’s Guide 1
- Contents 3
- Introduction 11
- Calibration 12
- Models Covered 12
- What’s in this Guide 12
- Safety precautions 13
- BIOS notication: 14
- 2-16 16
- D310 Series 17
- 3-20 20
- D310 Right Side Panel 20
- D310 Left Side Panel 20
- Accessing the Batteries 21
- Installing the 310-UPS option 24
- 3-26 26
- Computer Connectors 30
- IEEE-1394 Firewire interface 31
- 3-32 32
- CRT/VGA video output 33
- 3-34 34
- USB 2.0 interfaces (4) 34
- Audio stack connectors (6) 35
- 3-38 38
- Channel Expansion 40
- PCI HOST 41
- Specifications 41
- DEWE-CLOCK 42
- HDD Usage 46
- Basic Specifcations 47
- Digital and clock line specs 48
- Standard Counter/Encoders 49
- ORION-CTR8 option) 49
- CAN BUS specs (UP-ORION-CAN2 49
- 3-50 50
- D3PC-8 Model 51
- A/D card 54
- 4-56 56
- 4-58 58
- 4-62 62
- 65
- 4-70 70
- DEWE-3210 Series 77
- 5-82 82
- 5-84 84
- 5-86 86
- 87
- 89
- 5-90 90
- 5-92 92
- PIN Function Comment 92
- Pin Signal Pin Signal 93
- 5-94 94
- 5-96 96
- 5-98 98
- Analog Specications 99
- Counter/Encoder Specications 100
- CAN BUS Specications 100
- Interfaces 101
- Accessories Included 101
- Computer System Specications 102
- Recording setup 103
- 5-104 104
- DEWE-3050 Series 105
- System Dimensions 106
- Top-level call-outs 107
- 6-108 108
- (ALL MODELS) 109
- EPAD2 signal conditioners 109
- Additional Function Panels 110
- Signal conditioning 112
- A/D card(s) 112
- Interface(s) 113
- Video Cameras 113
- System Connectors 114
- PC Connector Call-Outs 115
- 6-116 116
- Ethernet interfaces (3) 116
- DVI Video Output 117
- USB 2.0 interfaces (6) 117
- 6-118 118
- Audio stack connectors (3) 118
- Signal Input Connectors 119
- 6-120 120
- Operation Guidelines 122
- Using the smart batteries 123
- Hardware Protocols 124
- DEWE-3050 SPECIFICATIONS 126
- Additional Specications 127
- 6-128 128
- DEWE-3040-RM Series 129
- Top Level Call-outs 131
- 7-132 132
- Top Rear Panel Connectors 139
- Right Side Panel 139
- 7-140 140
- 7-142 142
- 7-144 144
- DEWE-3040-RM Specications 146
- 7-148 148
- Signal Connections / Counters 149
- 8-150 150
- Counter Applications 151
- 8-152 152
- Gated Event Counting 153
- 8-154 154
- Up/Down Counter 154
- Period Time Measurement 155
- 8-156 156
- Pulse Width Measurement 156
- 8-158 158
- Motion Encoders 158
- 8-160 160
- 8-162 162
- Frequency Measurement 162
- 8-164 164
- No new value available 165
- 8-166 166
- Software Overview 167
- 9-168 168
- DwDAQ Library for LabVIEW 168
- 9-170 170
- Digital I/O Lines 170
- Sample LabVIEW Application 170
- DS-7 Software Specications 172
- 9-174 174
- Where to Start? 175
- What kind of les are these? 175
- Are these my data les? 175
- Why can’t I see my data les? 175
- 9-176 176
- Start with a Blank Setup 176
- Values, CAL, and SETUP: 177
- 9-178 178
- Activate the Channels 178
- Set Up Your Channels 178
- Channel Setup Dialog 179
- 9-180 180
- 9-182 182
- 9-184 184
- 9-186 186
- 9-188 188
- 9-190 190
- Set the Data File Name 190
- 9-192 192
- Set the Sample Rate 193
- 9-194 194
- Save Your Setup 194
- WHAT’S NEXT? 194
- Using the Acquisition Screens 194
- 9-196 196
- 9-198 198
- STORE SOME DATA 198
- Reloading your Data Files 199
- 9-200 200
- Zooming in and zooming out 200
- 9-202 202
- Using the Cursors 203
- 9-204 204
- Print Out Your Data 204
- 9-206 206
- Export Your Data 207
- Modify the Screens 207
- 9-208 208
- 9-210 210
- Projects and Global settings 211
- 9-212 212
- 9-214 214
- 9-216 216
- 9-218 218
- 9-222 222
- 9-224 224
- 9-226 226
- 9-228 228
- 9-230 230
- 9-232 232
- Global Setup 233
- 9-234 234
- 9-236 236
- DS-7 Plugins 237
- 9-238 238
- PLUGIN-ETHERNET-REC 239
- http://www.winpcap.org/ 239
- 9-240 240
- 9-242 242
- 9-244 244
- 9-246 246
- 9-248 248
- 9-250 250
- 9-254 254
- Important Accessories 255
- 10-256 256
- DPS-2410 Dimensions 256
- DPS-2410 Call-outs 257
- Important safety notices: 257
- Neutrino-4 258
- 10-260 260
- BAT-CHARGER-1 261
- Specification 262
- Charging Batteries 263
- DEWE-DCDC-24-300-ISO 265
- MOB-DISP-17 Mobile Display 266
- Red - 12 VDC power cable 268
- Blue - USB 2.0 cable (A/B) 268
- Green - VGA cable 268
- MOB-DISP-17 Specications 269
- Parameter MOB-DISP-17 269
- MOB-DISP-17 Safety Notices 269
- 10-270 270
- Connecting the MOB-DISP-17 270
- Signal/Sensor Adapters 271
- Adapters 273
- 11-276 276
- 11-278 278
- Using custom Shunt resistors 278
- 11-280 280
- 11-282 282
- HSI Series Modules 283
- baud rate: 9600 284
- data bits: 8 284
- parity: no parity 284
- stop bits: 1 284
- handshake: not required 284
- 286 286
- Addressing HSI modules 286
- 288 288
- Solution: N/A 289
- Parameter HSI-HV 290
- Signal hook-up 291
- 292 292
- HSI-LV Specications 292
- Parameter HSI-LV 292
- HSI-LV Signal Hook-up 293
- 294 294
- HSI-LV Shunt Options 295
- Parameter HSI-STG 296
- HSI-STG Pin-outs 297
- 298 298
- HSI-STG Operation Notes 298
- 300 300
- 302 302
- DAQ Series Modules 303
- MODULE INPUT TYPE RANGES TEDS 304
- 13-308 308
- Addressing DAQ modules 309
- 13-310 310
- 13-312 312
- Parameter DAQP-HV 313
- 13-314 314
- Parameter DAQP-DMM 315
- 13-316 316
- Parameter DAQP-LV 317
- 13-318 318
- Sensor with common ground 319
- 13-320 320
- DAQP-LV: Shunt Options 320
- Parameter DAQP-V 321
- 13-322 322
- DAQP-V Signal Hook-up 322
- 100 mA and 300 mA 323
- 13-324 324
- DAQP-LA Signal Hook-up 324
- Parameter DAQP-STG 325
- 13-326 326
- Module Pin-outs 326
- DAQP-STG Operation Notes 327
- 13-328 328
- 13-330 330
- 331
- 13-332 332
- Why More Wires are Better 332
- Parameter DAQP-BRIDGE-A 333
- 13-334 334
- 13-336 336
- 13-338 338
- 13-340 340
- Parameter DAQP-CFB 341
- 13-342 342
- Software controlled functions 342
- Sensor connections 343
- 13-344 344
- Half bridge signal connection 344
- Parameter DAQP-ACC-A 345
- 13-346 346
- Sensor connection 346
- Parameter DAQP-CHARGE-A 347
- 13-348 348
- Parameter DAQP-CHARGE-B 349
- 13-350 350
- Parameter DAQP-THERM 351
- Thermocouple 352
- Parameter DAQP-MULTI 353
- 13-354 354
- 13-356 356
- Resistance 356
- Excitation 356
- Voltage Measurement 357
- Bridge sensor 357
- 13-358 358
- Thermocouple sensor 358
- Parameter DAQP-FREQ-A 359
- 13-360 360
- Parameter DAQN-V-OUT 361
- 13-362 362
- Output signal connections 362
- PAD Series Common Information 363
- PAD Module Connectors 364
- PAD Modules Table 365
- Typical hook-ups 366
- Addressing PAD modules 367
- 14-368 368
- 14-370 370
- Parameter PAD-V8-P 371
- 14-372 372
- Mating connector 372
- Connector pin-outs 372
- Parameter PAD-TH8-P 373
- 14-374 374
- PAD-CB8-RTD break-out box 374
- Parameter PAD-CB8-RTD 374
- Parameter PAD-DO7 375
- 14-376 376
- Parameter PAD-AO1 377
- 14-378 378
- MDAQ Series Conditioners 379
- MDAQ-BASE-5 Mother Board 380
- Input type 381
- Parameter MDAQ-SUB-STG 382
- 15-384 384
- 15-386 386
- Parameter MDAQ-SUB-BRIDGE 387
- 15-388 388
- 15-390 390
- Parameter MDAQ-SUB-V200 391
- 15-392 392
- 15-394 394
- Avoiding Common Mode Issues 394
- Parameter MDAQ-SUB-ACC 395
- 15-396 396
- Typical Sensor Hook-ups 396
- Parameter MDAQ-SUB-ACC-A 397
- 15-398 398
- MDAQ-FILT-5-Bx Filter card 399
- MDAQ-AAF4-5-Bx Filter card 400
- EPAD2 and CPAD2 Series 401
- Installing CPAD2 modules 403
- 16-404 404
- Installing EPAD2 modules 404
- EPAD2-TH8-X and CPAD2-TH8-X 406
- Connecting sensors 407
- Use the correct type 407
- EPAD2-V8-X and CPAD2-V8-X 408
- EPAD2-RTD8 and CPAD2-RTD8 410
- RTD connections 411
- EPAD2-TH8 and CPAD2-TH8 412
- EPAD2-LA8 and CPAD2-LA8 414
- * Shield is on the housing 415
- EGB.1B.304 415
- 16-416 416
- ORION Series A/D Cards 417
- ORION Overview 418
- Combining ORION cards 419
- 17-420 420
- On-board RS-485 interface 420
- ORION card Windows driver 421
- Installing ORION cards 421
- ORION-0424-200 422
- ORION-0824-200 423
- ORION-1624-200 424
- Model Overview 425
- Top Level Specications 425
- Parameter Specification 425
- 17-426 426
- DEWETRON Interfaces 427
- 18-428 428
- GPS Measurement Mode 428
- IRIG Based Operation 428
- Functionality of the LEDs 428
- Mounting the Aerial 429
- Warm-Up time 429
- 18-430 430
- Scope of Supply 430
- Connection 431
- 18-432 432
- ORION-DSA-SYNC connector 432
- Multi I/O connector cable 433
- 18-434 434
- Congure of DS-7 Software 435
- 18-436 436
- Input settings 436
- 18-438 438
- Channel setup 439
- 18-440 440
- Measurement setup 440
- DEWE-CLOCK Specications 441
- DEWE-CLOCK Specification 441
- 18-442 442
- VIDEO-FG-4 interface card 443
- 18-444 444
- 18-446 446
- 18-448 448
- ARINC 429 receive setup 448
- ARINC 429 transmit setup 448
- MIL-STD-1553 receive setup 449
- 18-450 450
- MIL-STD-1553 transmit setup 450
- Storing ARINC/1553 data 451
- CAN BUS interfaces 452
- Setting up your channels 453
- 18-454 454
- Scan for messages 454
- Message setup 455
- 18-456 456
- J1939 support 456
- OBD II support 456
- Saving DBC les 457
- 18-458 458
- Displaying CAN channels 458
- Storing CAN data 459
- Processing CAN data in MATH 459
- 18-460 460
- DEWETRON Sensors 461
- DEWE-CAMS 462
- DEWE-CAM-USB Specications 463
- DEWE-CAM-USB Specs 463
- 19-464 464
- DEWE-CAM-FW-70 466
- Specications 467
- DEWE-CAM-FW-70 Specifications 467
- DEWE-CAM-GIG-E-120 468
- 19-470 470
- GPS Sensors 471
- 19-472 472
- System Requirements 473
- 20-474 474
- Type in your password 475
- Click on Create password 475
- 20-476 476
- Click on Select Users 477
- 20-478 478
- 20-480 480
- 20-482 482
- Click OK 483
- 20-484 484
- 20-486 486
- Everything looks correct 487
- 20-488 488
- 9. Gestures 490
- 20-492 492
- Scope Mode Gestures 492
- Draw Mode Gestures 492
- 20-494 494
- Appendix 495
- A-496 496
- Calibration 1-12 496
- A-498 498
- A-500 500
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