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5-100 | OWNER’S GUIDECounter/Encoder SpecicationsParameter DEWE-3210 series DEWE-3211 series DEWE-3213 seriesNumber of counter channels According to

OWNER’S GUIDE  DEWE3210 | 5101InterfacesParameter DEWE-3210 series DEWE-3211 seriesEPAD2 interface Standard, via LEMO connector. See signal c

5-102 | OWNER’S GUIDEComputer System SpecicationsParameter DEWE-3210 series DEWE-3211 seriesCPU Intel® Core2Duo® 2 GHz CPU RAM 2 GB RAM standard (up

OWNER’S GUIDE  DEWE3210 | 5103Data Acquisition Software SpecicationsDEWESoft software specificationsGeneralCompatibility Microsoft® Windows X

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OWNER’S GUIDE  DEWE3050 | 61056 DEWE-3050 SeriesModel DEWE-3050Front view, display installed facing outward for normal useThe DEWE-3050 is a

6-106 | OWNER’S GUIDESystem DimensionsDimensions in millimeters (mm)Divide by 25.4 for inches340343394384419510Add 10 mm all around for BNC connectors

OWNER’S GUIDE  DEWE3050 | 6107Top-level call-outsDEWE-3050, front view, display facing out and mounted(INSIDE) ORION-1616-100 A/D card includ

6-108 | OWNER’S GUIDETop-level call-outs (continued)DEWE-3050, rear view, 2.5U-PANEL-16 installedAccessory / DIO connector (DSUB 37)ORION-SYNC (option

OWNER’S GUIDE  DEWE3050 | 6109 With DAQ / PAD / HSI and MDAQ conditioners The rear panel can be configured with one 16 slot racks for DAQ /

OWNER’S GUIDE  SECTION 1, INTRODUCTION | 1111 IntroductionThe products covered in this manual are the data acquisition instruments within the

6-110 | OWNER’S GUIDEAdditional Function PanelsInside compartment for cable storage (remove the display to access it)Removable kayboard with touchpad

OWNER’S GUIDE  DEWE3050 | 6111 0.5U-AMFLEX-POWER-8 0.5U panel with BINDER 712 connectors, 9VDC power supply for up to four PNA-100 current s

6-112 | OWNER’S GUIDESignal conditioningThe DEWE-3050 can be equipped in countless ways. Here are the most popular congurations:  16 x DAQ / PAD / H

OWNER’S GUIDE  DEWE3050 | 6113Interface(s)The DEWE-3050 is compatible with ORION, PCI card, and USB connected interfaces These include the CA

6-114 | OWNER’S GUIDESystem ConnectorsSystem/PC connectorsGround (earth) ConnectorConnector: insulated banana jack, marked with the ground/earth symbo

OWNER’S GUIDE  DEWE3050 | 6115Audio I/O stackDVI video outputUSB 2.0 portsDisplayPorts (2)Ethernet (3)PC Connector Call-Outs

6-116 | OWNER’S GUIDEEthernet interfaces (3)Connectors: RJ45 CAT5e standard jack Mating connectors: RJ45 CAT5e or CAT6 plugsFunction: for connecting t

OWNER’S GUIDE  DEWE3050 | 6117DVI Video OutputConnector: Standard DVI connector Mating connector: Standard DVI-to-DVI or DVI-to-VGA cableFunc

6-118 | - Note: USB is most often used to connect webcams for recording video in sync with the data in your Dewetron data acquisition system. It is a

| 6119Signal Input ConnectorsAnalog input connectors (up to 128)Connector: Varies according to the signal conditioning module(s) installed.See the

1-12 | OWNER’S GUIDECalibrationEvery measuring instrument should be calibrated at regular intervals. The norm across nearly every in-dustry is annual

6-120 | When the CAN option is installed, this single LEMO connector will contain two CAN BUS interfaces. The CAN-CBL-Y mating cable is optionally ava

OWNER’S GUIDE  DEWE3050 | 6121Connector: Standard DSUB 37-pin connector, female Mating connector: Standard DSUB 37-pin connector, femaleFunct

6-122 | OWNER’S GUIDEOperation GuidelinesSystem Startup ProtocolInstalling the Smart BatteriesSystems are shipped with the hot-swappable bat-teries re

OWNER’S GUIDE  DEWE3050 | 6123Overheating any electrical component is dangerous. - NOTE: The DEWE-3050 can be operated without bat-teries sim

6-124 | OWNER’S GUIDETurning on the SystemThe MASTER power switch must be set to the on position. Now locate the smaller soft power switch nearby on t

OWNER’S GUIDE  DEWE3050 | 6125Using external optical read/write drivesBecause the DEWE-3050 does not include an optical drive, you are free t

6-126 | OWNER’S GUIDEDEWE-3050 SPECIFICATIONS Input specifications DEWE-3050 - DAQ version DEWE-3050 - MDAQ versionSlots for DAQ or PAD modules 16 or 3

OWNER’S GUIDE  DEWE3050 | 6127Input specifications DEWE-3050 - DAQ version DEWE-3050 - MDAQ versionDigital Isolation (ORION-BASE-DI-ISO) Isola

6-128 | OWNER’S GUIDEDigital I/O and Clock line specsDigital input lines 16Digital input characteristics TTL/CMOS signal levels:Low voltage level -0.7

OWNER’S GUIDE  DEWE3040RM | 71297 DEWE-3040-RM SeriesModel DEWE-3040-RMFront view, keyboard not deployedThe DEWE-3040-RM is our best “all in

OWNER’S GUIDE  SECTION 2, SAFETY PRECAUTIONS | 2132 Safety precautionsYour safety is our primary concern! Please be safe at all times.General

7-130 | OWNER’S GUIDESystem DimensionsDimensions in millimeters (mm)Divide by 25.4 for inches317436352276483 (19”)Add 10 mm all around for BNC connect

OWNER’S GUIDE  DEWE3040RM | 7131DEWE-3040-RM, front view, keyboard openVideo cameras like:DEWE-CAM-FW-70 DEWE-CAM-GIG-E-120DEWE-CAM-USB, etc

7-132 | OWNER’S GUIDEPCI and PCIe card edge access doorAir cooling (filtered intakes)Computer subsystem access door (all needed ports are brought to t

2.5U1.5U2.0U2.5U1.5U2.0U OWNER’S GUIDE  DEWE3040RM | 7133DEWE-3040-RM Rear Panel Congurations With DAQ / PAD / HSI modules only The rear pa

7-134 | OWNER’S GUIDEDEWE-3050, front view, display removed - keyboard revealed 0.5U-DA2-BNC 0.5 U panel with 2 BNC connectors connected to the 2 ana

OWNER’S GUIDE  DEWE3040RM | 7135 0.5U-AMFLEX-POWER-8 0.5U panel with BINDER 712 connectors, 9VDC power supply for up to four PNA-100 curren

7-136 | OWNER’S GUIDESignal conditioningThe DEWE-3040-RM can be equipped in countless ways. Here are the most popular congurations:  16 x DAQ / PAD

OWNER’S GUIDE  DEWE3040RM | 7137Interface(s)The DEWE-3040-RM is compatible with ORION, PCI / PCIe card, and USB connected interfaces These i

7-138 | OWNER’S GUIDESystem ConnectorsSystem/PC connectorsGround (earth) ConnectorConnector: insulated banana jack, marked with the ground/earth symbo

OWNER’S GUIDE  DEWE3040RM | 7139Top Rear Panel ConnectorsAccessory / Digital I/O (DSUB-37) ORION-SYNC (option) Counters (2) LEMO Reserv

2-14 | OWNER’S GUIDEplease refer to the specications. ♦ Make sure that your hands, shoes, clothes, the oor, the sys-tem or measuring leads, integra

7-140 | OWNER’S GUIDEConnectors: RJ45 CAT5e standard jack Mating connectors: RJ45 CAT5e or CAT6 plugsFunction: for connecting the DEWE-3040-RM to a lo

OWNER’S GUIDE  DEWE3040RM | 7141Connector: Standard DVI connector Mating connector: Standard DVI-to-DVI or DVI-to-VGA cableFunction: For con

7-142 | - Note: USB is most often used to connect webcams for recording video in sync with the data in your Dewetron data acquisition system. It is a

| 7143Signal Input ConnectorsAnalog input connectors (up to 128)Connector: Varies according to the signal conditioning module(s) installed.See the

7-144 | When the CAN option is installed, this single LEMO connector will contain two CAN BUS interfaces. The CAN-CBL-Y mating cable is optionally ava

OWNER’S GUIDE  DEWE3040RM | 7145Operation GuidelinesSystem Startup ProtocolPlug the standard AC power cord into a valid mains power source.

7-146 | OWNER’S GUIDEDEWE-3040-RM Specications Input specifications DEWE-3040-RM - DAQ version DEWE-3040-RM - MDAQ versionSlots for DAQ or PAD modules

OWNER’S GUIDE  DEWE3040RM | 7147DEWE-3040-RM Specications Input specifications DEWE-3040-RM - DAQ version DEWE-3040-RM - MDAQ versionSlots f

7-148 | OWNER’S GUIDEDigital I/O and Clock line specsDigital input lines 16Digital input characteristics TTL/CMOS signal levels:Low voltage level -0.7

OWNER’S GUIDE  SIGNAL CONNECTIONS | 81498 Signal Connections / CountersAnalog input connectionsBecause DEWETRON systems are compatible with so

OWNER’S GUIDE  SECTION 2, SAFETY PRECAUTIONS | 215This symbol indicates that this system complies with the European Union’s requirements accor

8-150 | OWNER’S GUIDECounter/Encoder input connectionsThe DEWE-321x is suited with synchronous 32-bit advanced counter and digital inputs. In addition

OWNER’S GUIDE  SIGNAL CONNECTIONS | 8151Counter Applicationseach counter block is equipped with three inputs. With this three inputs the follo

8-152 | OWNER’S GUIDESoftware setup: - If counting the falling edges is necessary, the input signal can be inverted.

OWNER’S GUIDE  SIGNAL CONNECTIONS | 8153Gated Event CountingGated Event Counting is similar to Event Counting except that the counting process

8-154 | OWNER’S GUIDEUp/Down CounterThe Up/Down Counter counts the rising edges on the counter source. The direction of the counting depends on the si

OWNER’S GUIDE  SIGNAL CONNECTIONS | 8155Period Time MeasurementIn Period Time Measurement the counter uses the internal time base to measure t

8-156 | OWNER’S GUIDEPulse Width MeasurementIn Pulse Width Measurement the counter uses the internal time base to measure the pulse width of the sig-n

OWNER’S GUIDE  SIGNAL CONNECTIONS | 8157Two Pulse Edge Separation MeasurementThe two pulse edge separation measurement is similar to the pulse

8-158 | OWNER’S GUIDEMotion EncodersMotion encoders have usually three channels: channel A, B and Z. Channel A and channel B provide the square signal

OWNER’S GUIDE  SIGNAL CONNECTIONS | 8159For X2 encoding the rising edges and the falling edges of Input A are used to increment or decrement.

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8-160 | OWNER’S GUIDEThe third channel Input Z, which is also referred as the index channel, causes the counter to be reloaded with zero in a specic

OWNER’S GUIDE  SIGNAL CONNECTIONS | 8161A-Up/B-Down EncoderThe A-Up/B-Down Encoder supports two inputs, A and B. A pulse on Input A increments

8-162 | OWNER’S GUIDEFrequency MeasurementIn general it is possible to take the inverse of a period measurement to get the frequency of the input sign

OWNER’S GUIDE  SIGNAL CONNECTIONS | 8163In the next gure, the difference of the measurement result is shown. While a standard counter input s

8-164 | OWNER’S GUIDEMiscellaneous counter functionsFiltersEach counter input has a digital lter, which can be set to various gate times. If the gate

OWNER’S GUIDE  SIGNAL CONNECTIONS | 8165Two examples of lter settings:The 100 ns lter will pass all pulse widths (high and low) that are 100

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OWNER’S GUIDE  SOFTWARE | 91679 Software OverviewYour DEWETRON system is compatible with sever-al software applications. For turn-key data acq

9-168 | OWNER’S GUIDEDewetron customers creating automated test systems, manu-facturing test, or any special function system, rely on LabVIEW from Nat

OWNER’S GUIDE  SOFTWARE | 9169LabVIEW Drivers for ORION and DAQ ModulesDAQP Signal Conditioner ImplementationA great assortment of functions a

OWNER’S GUIDE  D310 | 3173 D310 SeriesThe D310 is an economical and portable data acquisition instrument. In this model the 15” touchscreen di

9-170 | OWNER’S GUIDECounter Inputs and Counter ExpansionORION cards also have synchronous counter/encoder inputs on them, as well as digital I/O line

OWNER’S GUIDE  SOFTWARE | 9171DEWESoft Turn-key Application (DS-7)DEWETRON customers in the R&D world don’t want to write software, or run

9-172 | OWNER’S GUIDEDS-7 Software SpecicationsDEWESoft software specificationsData file size No restrictions, however we suggest to keep files to withi

OWNER’S GUIDE  SOFTWARE | 9173DEWESoft software specificationsFunction blocks (continued)Exact frequency calculationCA noise (included with DEW

9-174 | OWNER’S GUIDEDEWESoft software specificationsInput sensor types supportedAnalog sensorsVirtually all analog type sensors are supported (see Con

OWNER’S GUIDE  SOFTWARE | 9175DS-7 Operation Part 1: Acquisition and AnalysisWhere to Start?Turn on your Dewetron system. When Windows is load

9-176 | OWNER’S GUIDEWhat is the dierence between ACQUISITION and ANALYSIS modes? Why do I need them?ACQUISITION - in this mode you set up the system

OWNER’S GUIDE  SOFTWARE | 9177 Notice that DEWESoft automatically activates the rst channel for you. You need to activate the ones that you

9-178 | OWNER’S GUIDEActivate the ChannelsAll channels that are set to USED will be stored when you press STORE. It does not matter whether the channe

OWNER’S GUIDE  SOFTWARE | 9179Channel Setup DialogThis dialog seems complex at rst, but it’s really quite simple once you understand what it

3-18 | OWNER’S GUIDESystem DimensionsD310 with battery and display option installedDimensions in millimeters (mm)Divide by 25.4 for inches(Right Side

9-180 | OWNER’S GUIDEPART 1: signal conditioner hardware control (top-right quadrant)It is best to congure this section rst, because this actually c

OWNER’S GUIDE  SOFTWARE | 9181PART 2: channel name, units, color… (top-left quadrant)Now enter a short name for this input channel, any additi

9-182 | OWNER’S GUIDEPART 3: Scale/CAL your channel (bottom-left quadrant)In this section you enter whatever scaling your input needs. - NOTE : If you

OWNER’S GUIDE  SOFTWARE | 9183It doesn’t matter whether you use the 2-point scaling method or the function scaling method to scale your channe

9-184 | OWNER’S GUIDEIf everything looks good, then you are ready to move on to the next channel. You can either click [OK] at the bottom of the setup

OWNER’S GUIDE  SOFTWARE | 9185You can change it right here on the graph, which we will cover later. But even better would be to PRE-set the di

9-186 | OWNER’S GUIDEafter right-clicking on the channel name inside the graph: And when you add this channel into graphs for the rst time, they w

OWNER’S GUIDE  SOFTWARE | 9187Copying Channel SettingsYou just learned a lot in setting up that channel. You set the actual hardware range/lt

9-188 | OWNER’S GUIDEthe three sub choices under Paste source (<module type> : <channel>) means:  Paste - it will simply paste the settin

OWNER’S GUIDE  SOFTWARE | 9189The Paste Special function turned those three channels on and pasted every parameter except the channel names an

OWNER’S GUIDE  D310 | 319Top-level call-outsD310, Left/Front Angle, with optional display and batteries2 Counter LEMOsEPAD LEMODAQ/PAD/HSI slo

9-190 | OWNER’S GUIDESet the Data File NameYou need to tell DEWESoft what to NAME your captured data le. In other words, you need to set the le name

OWNER’S GUIDE  SOFTWARE | 9191 If you saw that the lename “Data” is now written in RED, then you were correct. DEWESoft shows a lename in RE

9-192 | OWNER’S GUIDENotice also that you could elect to start numbering the les at something higher than 0000. Simply select or enter a starting le

OWNER’S GUIDE  SOFTWARE | 9193Set the Sample RateYou need to select a sample rate. This is the number of samples per second that DEWESoft will

9-194 | OWNER’S GUIDESave Your SetupEverything that you can set up in DEWESoft is saved to a setup le that you can name freely (according to Windows

OWNER’S GUIDE  SOFTWARE | 9195If this is your rst visit to Overview, there will be a digital meter group containing any channels that are set

9-196 | OWNER’S GUIDENotice that four screens are created for you by default. click on the Scope, Recorder, and FFT screens and see how they are set u

OWNER’S GUIDE  SOFTWARE | 9197Please click on the Recorder button in the toolbar to activate that display:The recorder shows you one big graph

9-198 | OWNER’S GUIDETo freeze the display when just monitoring data (not storing), press the STOP button. It will change to say START when you do tha

OWNER’S GUIDE  SOFTWARE | 9199Marking your recordings with EVENTSDuring recording, you can mark your data in three ways:  Notice event - just

Important noticesContents © 2007-2013 Dewetron, Inc.The contents of this manual are protected by copyright law, and may be reproduced only with the ex

3-20 | OWNER’S GUIDETop-level call-outs (continued)D310 Right Side PanelD310 Left Side PanelRemovable hard drive bayPower SwitchComputer I/O RS232, 3

9-200 | OWNER’S GUIDEReplay reference stripAcross the top of the DISPLAY AREA is something new: the display reference bar. By default, DEWESoft puts t

OWNER’S GUIDE  SOFTWARE | 9201It is important to know how to zoom in and out on various parts of your data, to look closer and make mea-sureme

9-202 | OWNER’S GUIDESee how the area that you zoomed has been highlighted into a little box? This is done to show you WHERE in the data le you are l

OWNER’S GUIDE  SOFTWARE | 9203move it along a waveform. Notice the values shown at the top of the graph:Using the CursorsDEWESoft uses these c

9-204 | OWNER’S GUIDEIf a recorder graph has more than one channel in it, cursor readings for the other channels will also be shown here, like in this

OWNER’S GUIDE  SOFTWARE | 9205You can turn the page to portrait or landscape orientation using the buttons in the toolbar.Want to add some tex

9-206 | OWNER’S GUIDEWhen the dialog opens, click on the Print tab to see those settings:Click on the ellipsis […] button and then choose the bitmap (

OWNER’S GUIDE  SOFTWARE | 9207Export Your DataYou might need to convert the DEWESoft data le to another format, so that you can open it in a

9-208 | OWNER’S GUIDEchange virtually every aspect of each screen. This is one of the most powerful and popular features of DEW-ESoft. Have a look at

OWNER’S GUIDE  SOFTWARE | 9209them just like you use the on-screen buttons labeled the same: STORE and STOP. These hardware buttons are active

OWNER’S GUIDE  D310 | 321Accessing the BatteriesWhen the battery option (310-UPS) is installed, an additional battery compartment is xed to t

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OWNER’S GUIDE  SOFTWARE | 9211Projects and Global settingsThis is part 2 of our QuickStart Guide to DEWESoft 7! It was written at the time of

9-212 | OWNER’S GUIDEIn our case, we have a Project called “DEMO,” in which there is no data acquisition hardware dened, and DEWESoft creates wavefor

OWNER’S GUIDE  SOFTWARE | 9213There are other tabs for setting up other input types, such as CAN, GPS, VIDEO...and more. The Plugins tab is wh

9-214 | OWNER’S GUIDEtional option called DEWESoft-OPT-POWER.BUT if you want to try them before buying them, the solution is simple: create a new proj

OWNER’S GUIDE  SOFTWARE | 9215To activate a plugin you need to toggle it to Used, as you can see we have done above with the DEWESoft-NET plug

9-216 | OWNER’S GUIDE  Starting setup - where you can force DEWESoft to load a particular setup and screen when it loads  Security - where you can e

OWNER’S GUIDE  SOFTWARE | 9217  An “Async” value is treated more like a channel in DEWESoft. This means that it could be processed in a serie

9-218 | OWNER’S GUIDE Above you can see that in the formula math setup, there is a tab called Variables, which will appear as soon as there is at lea

OWNER’S GUIDE  SOFTWARE | 9219Looking at the right side of the display, you can see a list of channels shown in the grey, vertical task bar. B

3-22 | OWNER’S GUIDESignal conditioningThe D310 can be equipped with either:  8 x DAQ / PAD / HSI series plug-in signal conditioners, or  2 x 8-cha

9-220 | OWNER’S GUIDEData headerIn this subsection of the Project setup, you can dene a form that will appear when you record data, in order to colle

OWNER’S GUIDE  SOFTWARE | 9221How would you create this? It’s quite simple. Let’s start with the rst group of info:Test operator info: name

9-222 | OWNER’S GUIDEGreat! Section 1 is done. We have created a category, and then dened two input elds that the operator can type into when data

OWNER’S GUIDE  SOFTWARE | 9223The selection list dialog opens, where you can add new items to the list. Above we have typed “model A” into the

9-224 | OWNER’S GUIDEWith this eld selected, click the icon and it will go away. There is no UNDO, so be careful.If your form is ready, there is st

OWNER’S GUIDE  SOFTWARE | 9225OK, we have our system set up and ready to record. Using the info in DEWESoft QuickStart-1 you learned how to se

9-226 | OWNER’S GUIDECongratulations! When you press STORE, the Data Header dialog will instantly appear, and your operator can ll in the elds and t

OWNER’S GUIDE  SOFTWARE | 9227out so many elds, and will quickly grow tired of it.If you store data, stop, and then store again, the data hea

9-228 | OWNER’S GUIDESettings shows the basic settings of the data le (sample rate, date and time of storing, duration, and many more elements about

OWNER’S GUIDE  SOFTWARE | 9229To print out the data header info:First, load the data le by double-clicking its name from the list. Then click

OWNER’S GUIDE  D310 | 323In addition, many options can be factory installed onto the ORION cards, including adding two high speed CAN BUS inte

9-230 | OWNER’S GUIDEVariables within the data headerYou might have noticed that DEWESoft creates a variable from each of the elds that you create in

OWNER’S GUIDE  SOFTWARE | 9231Above - then we create a data header question that the operator needs to respond to at the beginning of each rec

9-232 | OWNER’S GUIDErun time, can be quite powerful. Importantly, they are captured within the header of the data le, and are thus a permanent part

OWNER’S GUIDE  SOFTWARE | 9233different test scenarios, and different hardware congurations. A great example is when you have a channel expan

9-234 | OWNER’S GUIDEIn the previous section you learned how to create Projects, which will set up the system in a certain congu-ration. But then the

OWNER’S GUIDE  SOFTWARE | 9235DEWESoft, you might want to change the background to WHITE, because then the screen and paper output will match.

9-236 | OWNER’S GUIDENow click the […] button and then choose a BMP logo le that will be printed when you print stored data onto paper.SummaryThis co

OWNER’S GUIDE  SOFTWARE | 9237DS-7 PluginsDEWEsoft software can be expanded with the installation of software PLUGINS. There are several kinds

9-238 | OWNER’S GUIDEConguring Certain PLUGINSSome plugins have a setup interface that must be congured. From the ADDONS tab of the hardware setup s

OWNER’S GUIDE  SOFTWARE | 9239Testing plugins without a licenseNearly all plugins require a license specic to them, in order to make them wor

3-24 | OWNER’S GUIDEInstalling the 310-UPS optionThe standard D310 chassis has three tapped holes on the side opposite the display (the side with the

9-240 | OWNER’S GUIDESetting up your Ethernet streams, lters and channelsOnce the plugin has been installed and enabled, and WinPcap has been install

OWNER’S GUIDE  SOFTWARE | 9241Datastream dialog, UDP data source selectedInput Type This can be set to either UDP PORT or REPLAY FILE. If you

9-242 | OWNER’S GUIDERegardless of whether you have selected ETHERNET or UDP as your data source, as soon as you can set one up, this will appear on t

OWNER’S GUIDE  SOFTWARE | 9243Dening the Filter ChainWe need to dene this lter chain. Let’s start by clicking the SETUP button on it the ri

9-244 | OWNER’S GUIDEExample of a filter chain setupNotice that we are already seeing the data stream at the bottom of the dialog box. This is a great

OWNER’S GUIDE  SOFTWARE | 9245In the example below we will dene a lter chain under the UDP protocol. We will search for messages with a des

9-246 | OWNER’S GUIDENELS that we want to measure, display, and store.Channels are always dened as a “child” of the selected Filter Chain. So rst se

OWNER’S GUIDE  SOFTWARE | 9247Notice that the selected bytes have been highlighted to make it easier for you to see them:Just like with analog

9-248 | OWNER’S GUIDESet your channels to USEDIt is an absolute MUST that channels be set to USED. Only channels which are USED can be shown on the di

OWNER’S GUIDE  SOFTWARE | 9249Matlab - Exporting Data from DS-7Data exchange is an important matter for our customers, so there are several op

OWNER’S GUIDE  D310 | 325STEP 3Connect the 310-CBL-UPS between the battery box and the D310 mainframe, as shown below:310-CBL-UPS cable connec

9-250 | OWNER’S GUIDEHowever, starting with DS-7 version 7.1 this limit can be overcome if newer MATLAB™ libraries are installed on the system. These

OWNER’S GUIDE  SOFTWARE | 9251Using DWDataReader Library inside MATLAB™The DWDataReader library (including many examples) is available for dow

9-252 | OWNER’S GUIDEDWGetChannelListItem  Data itself is opened by reserving data and time_stamp variables and then using the DWGetScaledSam-ples fu

OWNER’S GUIDE  SOFTWARE | 9253Example ReadDataFile (oine data):  Start ActiveX server  Go to Setup screen  Start storing a data le  Load

9-254 | OWNER’S GUIDEThe main le here is actx_dewe_events, while the eventhandler is called from DEWESoft to transmit data online.actx_dewe_events: 

OWNER’S GUIDE  IMPORTANT ACCESSORIES | 1025510 Important AccessoriesDPS-2410 external AC/DC power supplyCertain models include a Dewetron Powe

10-256 | OWNER’S GUIDEDPS-2410 Dimensions

OWNER’S GUIDE  IMPORTANT ACCESSORIES | 10257DPS-2410 Call-outsRubberized shock absorbing cornersAC Mains input receptaclePower on/offChassis g

10-258 | OWNER’S GUIDENeutrino-4The Neutrino-4 is an optional external battery charger and additional DC power supply unit. It can recharge four Dewe

OWNER’S GUIDE  IMPORTANT ACCESSORIES | 10259Neutrino-4 Outline and Dimensions

3-26 | OWNER’S GUIDEConguration guide, D310 with MDAQ panelThe D310 has a 2U height space on its left side panel, which can accept either a 2U high

10-260 | OWNER’S GUIDEImportant safety notices: ⇒ Never block the vetilation holes on any side of the Neutrino-4 ⇒ Always locate the Neutrino-4 in an

OWNER’S GUIDE  IMPORTANT ACCESSORIES | 10261BAT-CHARGER-1This is a desktop (non-ruggedized) style battery charger, capable of recharging one b

10-262 | OWNER’S GUIDEBAT-CHARGER-1 SpecicationsSpecificationWeight: 235 g (8 oz.)Dimensions: (W x L x H) 92 x 180 x 58 mm (3.5 x 7 x 2.25 in.)Mati

OWNER’S GUIDE  IMPORTANT ACCESSORIES | 10263Safety ⇒ Do not expose the charger or power supply to water or liquids; this is not a sealed case.

10-264 | OWNER’S GUIDERecharging and Calibration TimesDifferent battery packs will require differing recharge times. The times given below are for a

OWNER’S GUIDE  IMPORTANT ACCESSORIES | 10265DEWE-DCDC-24-300-ISOThis is an isolated DC-DC converter that will power your Dewetron battery powe

10-266 | OWNER’S GUIDEMOB-DISP-17 Mobile DisplayFor mobile applications, particularly in car and train testing, our MOBILE displays are highly useful

OWNER’S GUIDE  IMPORTANT ACCESSORIES | 10267MOB-DISP-17 Outline and Dimensions

10-268 | OWNER’S GUIDEMOB-DISP-17 Call-outsTwo USB 2.0 (type A) convenience jacksStatus LEDScreen set-up MENU buttonsB, A, SELECT, MENU, POWEROne USB

OWNER’S GUIDE  IMPORTANT ACCESSORIES | 10269MOB-DISP-17 SpecicationsParameter MOB-DISP-17Description 17” Ruggedized video display, suitable f

OWNER’S GUIDE  D310 | 327Conguration guide, D310 modelThe D310 has a xed conguration: there is a RACK-8 built into the side panel, so all y

10-270 | OWNER’S GUIDE ⇒ (c) The TFT module within the MOB-DISP-17 has high frequency circuits. Sucient suppression to the electro-magnetic interfer

OWNER’S GUIDE  SIGNAL/SENSOR ADAPTERS | 1127111 Signal/Sensor AdaptersMSI series interfacesMost DEWETRON instruments are compatible with MSI s

11-272 | OWNER’S GUIDEMSI Compatibility ReferenceMSI Modular Smart Interfaces for MDAQ and DAQ series modulesMDAQ-SUB-STG-DMDAQ-SUB-BRIDGE-DMDAQ-SUB-

OWNER’S GUIDE  SIGNAL/SENSOR ADAPTERS | 11273MSI Operation within DS-7When you plug any one of them into the analog inputs, the software will

11-274 | OWNER’S GUIDEAdapters for various MDAQ and DAQ series modulesMDAQ-SUB-STG-DMDAQ-SUB-BRIDGE-DMDAQ-SUB-V200-DMDAQ-SUB-V200-BNCDAQP-LV-BDAQP-LV

OWNER’S GUIDE  SIGNAL/SENSOR ADAPTERS | 11275Adapters for various MDAQ and DAQ series modulesMDAQ-SUB-STG-DMDAQ-SUB-BRIDGE-DMDAQ-SUB-V200-DMDA

11-276 | OWNER’S GUIDEUsing the DAQ-SHUNT-1 adapterLet’s take the case of the DAQ-SHUNT-1, which is a 50Ω shunt adapter for making 4-20 mA current me

OWNER’S GUIDE  SIGNAL/SENSOR ADAPTERS | 11277Simply select the shunt that is appropriate. In this case, when you choose Shunt 1, DEWESoft will

11-278 | OWNER’S GUIDEFor instance, if your 4 - 20 mA signal really represents -100 to 5000 PSI, you could enter these scaling val-ues quite easily o

OWNER’S GUIDE  SIGNAL/SENSOR ADAPTERS | 11279When you do this, the software allows you to enter the value of the shunt resistor that you are u

3-28 | OWNER’S GUIDESystem ConnectorsSystem/PC connectorsDC power input Connector: LEMO power connector, as shown in the picture above. The connector

11-280 | OWNER’S GUIDEIn this case we recommend that you leave the Measurement type to Voltage, and simply enter the appropri-ate engineering units a

OWNER’S GUIDE  SIGNAL/SENSOR ADAPTERS | 11281Using the ADAP-BR-1/4-120 or 350 bridge completion adaptersThese adapters are only needed for Dew

11-282 | OWNER’S GUIDE

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, HSI | 283There are several series of Dewetron signal conditioners that may be installed in your system in many pos

284 | OWNER’S GUIDEGeneral module specicationsModule dimensions: 20 x 65 x 105 mm (0.79 x 2.56 x 4.13 in.) (W x H x D without front cover

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, HSI | 285Adding HSI modules to your Dewtetron system: HSI modules can be plugged directly into DEWETRON models whi

286 | OWNER’S GUIDEAddressing HSI modulesEach HSI module must have a unique address (just like DAQP, PAD, and other modules). The address is stored i

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, HSI | 287Follow the instruction to press the TOP black button on the module in the rst slot, which is always SLOT

288 | OWNER’S GUIDE  If you have plugged a new module into this slot, choose FILL, then follow the prompts.  If you change you mind and want to do

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, HSI | 289or push in the module... PUSH IN THE MODULE. The green LED on its front panel should light up, and it sho

OWNER’S GUIDE  D310 | 329RS232C interface (com1)PS/2 mouse (green) Ethernet ports (3)XGA video output Audio stack(see description for color co

290 | OWNER’S GUIDEVHSI-HV Isolated High Voltage module  Input ranges: 7 ranges (±20 V to ±1400 V)  Bandwidth: 2 MHz  Isolation: 1.8 kVRMS li

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, HSI | 291Parameter HSI-HVProtection:Surge (1.2 / 50)Burst (5 kHz)CAT III 600 CAT IV 300 ±4000 V ±4000 V Output vol

292 | OWNER’S GUIDEHSI-LV Isolated Low Voltage Module  Voltage input: 12 ranges (10 mV to 50 V)  Current input: ±20 mA using DAQ-SHUNT-1 (option

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, HSI | 293Filter 100 Hz, 300 Hz, 1 kHz, 3 kHz, 10 kHz, 30 kHz, 100 kHz, 300 kHz, 1 MHz, 2 MHz (2)Filter type Bessel

294 | OWNER’S GUIDEHSI-LV: Typical sensor connectionsSensor with dierential output, module powered Current measurement using external shuntCurrent l

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, HSI | 295HSI-LV Shunt OptionsThere are several current shunts that are available for this module, which can handle

296 | OWNER’S GUIDEVHSI-STG Isolated Universal Input Module Strain gauge, bridge sensors: ±0.1 to ±1000 mV/V (@ 5 VDC excitation) Piezoresistive br

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, HSI | 297Parameter HSI-STGTypical SNR @ 100 kHz [1 kHz] and 5 VDC excitation:66 dB [84 dB] @ 1 mV/V82 dB [100 dB]

298 | OWNER’S GUIDEHSI-STG-D Cables and ShieldingTo reduce the influence of electromagnetic disturbances, shielded twisted pair cables are recommended

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, HSI | 299HSI-STG Amplier balanceThe amplifier balance allows eliminating automatically all internal amplifier offse

OWNER’S GUIDE  DEWE3210 SERIES | IIIContents1 Introduction 1-11Training . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

3-30 | OWNER’S GUIDEComputer ConnectorsThe door on the right side of the chassis opens to allow access to a collection of computer interface connec-t

300 | OWNER’S GUIDEHSI-STG Full bridge signal connection 6-wire and 4-wire sensor connection Voltage or Current excitation are allowed. Sense l

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, HSI | 301The scaling is ±500 mV/V equals ±50 % of potentiometer position.1) ‘R+’ has to be connected only if shunt

302 | OWNER’S GUIDEResistance, RTD 2-wire and 4-wire For resistance and RTD mode, 4-wire connection is recommended (2-wire connection

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, DAQ | 13303There are several series of Dewetron signal conditioners that may be installed in your system in many

13-304 | OWNER’S GUIDEMODULE INPUT TYPE RANGES TEDSBANDWIDTH BW FILTERS LP / HPISOLATION ISO OVERVOLTAGE PROTECTION OPHigh Voltage Measureme

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, DAQ | 13305MODULE INPUT TYPE RANGES TEDSBANDWIDTH BW FILTERS LP / HPISOLATION ISO OVERVOLTAGE PROTECTION 

13-306 | OWNER’S GUIDEMODULE INPUT TYPE RANGES TEDSBANDWIDTH BW FILTERS LP / HPISOLATION ISO OVERVOLTAGE PROTECTION OPDAQP-THERM

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, DAQ | 13307General module specicationsModule dimensions: 20 x 65 x 105 mm (0.79 x 2.56 x 4.13 in.) (W

13-308 | OWNER’S GUIDEAdding DAQ modules to your Dewtetron system: DAQ modules can be plugged directly into DEWETRON models which have slots for DAQ/

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, DAQ | 13309Addressing DAQ modulesEach DAQ module must have a unique address (just like HSI, PAD, and other module

OWNER’S GUIDE  D310 | 331the system out from power saving states. The supply is provided through a 1.1A resetable fuse. Above left: Stacked P

13-310 | OWNER’S GUIDEFollow the instruction to press the TOP black button on the module in the rst slot, which is always SLOT 0 in the case of doin

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, DAQ | 13311  If you have plugged a new module into this slot, choose FILL, then follow the prompts.  If you cha

13-312 | OWNER’S GUIDEor push in the module... PUSH IN THE MODULE. The green LED on its front panel should light up, and it should show up on the lis

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, DAQ | 13313VDAQP-HV (and -S3) Isolated High Voltage module (300/700 kHz) Input ranges: 7 ranges (±20 V to ±

13-314 | OWNER’S GUIDEParameter DAQP-HVPower On default settings: Software programableRS485 interface for module control: YesTEDS support: N/AMSI sup

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, DAQ | 13315VDAQP-DMM Isolated High Voltage Module (20/30 kHz) Voltage input: 6 ranges (±10 V to ±1000 V) Ban

13-316 | OWNER’S GUIDESignal hook-upDAQP-DMM: The insulated banana jacks are the signal connection point. Use only mating cables which have molded in

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, DAQ | 13317VDAQP-LV Isolated Low Voltage Module (300 kHz) Voltage input: 12 ranges (10 mV to 50 V) Current in

13-318 | OWNER’S GUIDEMaximum Output current: 5 mAOutput protection: Short to ground for 10 sec.Power On default settings Software programablePower s

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, DAQ | 13319DAQP-LV: Typical sensor connectionsSensor with dierential output, module powered Current measurement

3-32 | OWNER’S GUIDECAM-FW sensor. The full speed may not be achievable using the on-board interface shown above. Ethernet interfaces (3)Connector

13-320 | OWNER’S GUIDEDAQP-LV: Shunt OptionsThere are several current shunts that are available for this module, which can handle currents up to 5A.

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, DAQ | 13321VDAQP-V Isolated Low Voltage Module (50 kHz) Input ranges: 6 ranges from ±10 mV to ±50 V Bandwidt

13-322 | OWNER’S GUIDEDAQP-V Signal Hook-upDAQP-V-B model with banana jacksDAQP-V-BNC model with BNC connectorDAQP-V-D model with DSUB connectorDAQP-

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, DAQ | 13323DAQP-LA and LA-SC Isolated Current Module Input ranges: DAQP-LA-SC: 0.1 A, 0.3 A, 1 A, 3 A, 10 A pea

13-324 | OWNER’S GUIDEPower On default settings Software programablePower supply: ±9 VDC ± 1%Power consumption: 0.7 WRS-485 interface: Ye sTEDS: N/AS

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, DAQ | 13325VDAQP-STG Isolated Universal Input Module Strain gauge, bridge sensors: ±0.1 to ±1000 mV/V (@ 5 VDC

13-326 | OWNER’S GUIDEParameter DAQP-STGTypical SNR @ 100 kHz [1 kHz] and 5 VDC excitation:66 dB [84 dB] @ 1 mV/V82 dB [100 dB] @ 50 mV/VTypical CMRR

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, DAQ | 13327DAQP-STG-D Cables and ShieldingTo reduce the influence of electromagnetic disturbances, shielded twiste

13-328 | OWNER’S GUIDEFilterThe Module has nine selectable low-pass lters from 10 Hz to 100 kHz. The lter characteristic can be set to Butterworth

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, DAQ | 13329Part 2: Basic Sensor Test Bridge Sensor: It is checked if the supply current doesn’t exceed the maximu

OWNER’S GUIDE  D310 | 333CRT/VGA video outputConnector: three-row 15-pin DE-15 (female) connector Mating connector: 15-pin DE-15 video (male)

13-330 | OWNER’S GUIDESense lines MUST be connected to the excitation also when 4-wire connection is used. A potentiometer can be seen similar to a h

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, DAQ | 13331In the quarter bridge 4-wire mode the DAQP-STG internally adjusts its excitation so that on the gage t

13-332 | OWNER’S GUIDESensor with supply, and voltage output In the quarter bridge 4-wire mode the DAQP-STG internally adjusts its excitation

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, DAQ | 13333DAQP-BRIDGE-A Isolated Strain Gage Module Protection: Fully isolated (input and excitation) Input

13-334 | OWNER’S GUIDEParameter DAQP-BRIDGE-APower supply voltage: ±9 VDC (±1 %)Power consumption:Typ. 1.44 W @ 350 Ω, 1.83 W @ 120 Ω (both full brid

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, DAQ | 13335Half bridge signal connection 3-wire sensor connection ⇒ Sense leads (SUB-D: pin 3 and 6; LEMO: pin 5

13-336 | OWNER’S GUIDEA potentiometer can be seen similar to a half bridge sensor with ±500 mV/V sensitivity. Therefore potentio-metric sensors can b

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, DAQ | 13337DAQP-BRIDGE-B Strain Gage Module Input sensitivity: 0.05 mV/V to 1000 mV/V Bandwidth, lter:

13-338 | OWNER’S GUIDEParameter DAQP-BRIDGE-B (revision 2)RS-485 interface: YesTEDS: Supported TEDS chips Hardware support for TEDS (Transducer Elect

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, DAQ | 13339Half bridge signal connection 5-wire sensor (sense wired at the sensor) 3-wire sensor (sen

3-34 | OWNER’S GUIDEUSB 2.0 interfaces (4)Connector: USB2.0 Standard-A receptacle Mating connector: USB2.0 Standard-A plugFunction: For the connectio

13-340 | OWNER’S GUIDEA potentiometer can be seen similar to a half bridge sensor with ±500 mV/V sensitivity. Therefore potentio-metric sensors can b

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, DAQ | 13341DAQP-CFB Carrier Frequency/LVDT module Ideal for these kinds of sensors: full bridge; half bridge;

13-342 | OWNER’S GUIDEParameter DAQP-CFBOver voltage protection ±10 VOutput voltage: ±5VOutput current: ±5 mAOutput protection: Continuous short to g

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, DAQ | 13343tion) are checked. The table below shows the shunt calibration result for typical strain gage resistor

13-344 | OWNER’S GUIDEFull bridge signal connection 4-wire sensor for standard bridge & inductive bridge (Sense wired at the connector) - Sense l

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, DAQ | 13345DAQP-ACC-A IEPE Accelerometer module Ideal for these kinds of sensors: Constant current type acceler

13-346 | OWNER’S GUIDESensor connectionStandard IEPE accelerometer or microphone connector and cable. Use a standard BNC plug on the Dewe-tron module

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, DAQ | 13347DAQP-CHARGE-A Charge/IEPE module Handles both of these sensors: Charge type accelerometers and micro

13-348 | OWNER’S GUIDESensor connectionStandard charge or IEPE accelerometer or microphone connector and cable. Use a standard BNC plug on the Dewetr

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, DAQ | 13349DAQP-CHARGE-B Isolated Static/Dynamic Charge module Ideal for these kinds of sensors: Charge sensors

OWNER’S GUIDE  D310 | 335Audio stack connectors (6)Connectors: 3.5 mm (~1/8 in.) TRS jacks, color coded Mating connectors: 3.5 mm (!1/8 in.) T

13-350 | OWNER’S GUIDESensor connectionStandard charge accelerometer or microphone connector and cable. Use a standard BNC plug on the Dewetron modul

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, DAQ | 13351DAQP-THERM Isolated Thermocouple module Ideal for these kinds of sensors: Thermocouple types K, J, T

13-352 | OWNER’S GUIDEDAQP-THERM Input ranges and detailed specicationsThermocoupleType StandardInput range Accuracymin [°C]max [°C] -270 to -200 °C

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, DAQ | 13353DAQP-MULTI Isolated Multifunction module Thermocouple: Freely programmable ranges within full thermo

13-354 | OWNER’S GUIDEParameter DAQP-MULTIResistanceRanges: 1, 3, 10, 30, 100, 300, 1k, 3k, 10k, 30k, 100k, 1M, free programmable between 1 Ω and 1 M

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, DAQ | 13355DAQP-MULTI Input ranges and detailed specications for THERMOCOUPLESThermocoupleType StandardInput ran

13-356 | OWNER’S GUIDEspecications for RESISTANCE for EXCITATION CURRENTResistanceRange Current

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, DAQ | 13357Resistance, RTD 2-wire and 4-wire - For resistance and RDT mode the 4-wire connection is recommended.

13-358 | OWNER’S GUIDEThermocouple sensor

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, DAQ | 13359DAQP-FREQ-A Frequency to Voltage module Ideal for these kinds of sensors: Frequency and tachometer s

3-36 | OWNER’S GUIDESignal Input ConnectorsAnalog input connectors (8 or 16)Connector: Varies according to the signal conditioning module(s) installe

13-360 | OWNER’S GUIDESensor connection ⇒ Sensor supply voltages are not isolated - only the input (pin 2 and 7)! ⇒ For signals above 60 V don’t use

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, DAQ | 13361DAQN-V-OUT Isolated Voltage Output module Module purpose: 1:1 (unity gain) isolation module, compa

13-362 | OWNER’S GUIDEOutput signal connectionsDAQN-V-OUT-B module Voltage output via banana plug cablesDAQN-V-OUT-BNC module Voltage output via BNC

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, PAD | 1436314 PAD series Signal ConditionersPAD Series Common InformationCalibration informationAll DEWETRON modu

14-364 | OWNER’S GUIDEPAD Module ConnectorsFront Panel Connector Accessible to the user. The connector type and pin assignment varies from mo

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, PAD | 14365PAD Modules TableModule ChsInput typeRangesBandwidth (BW) Filters (FILT)Isolation (ISO) Overvoltage pr

14-366 | OWNER’S GUIDEAdding PAD modules to your Dewtetron system: PAD modules can be plugged directly into the DEWE-3210, because it has 8 slots for

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, PAD | 14367Addressing PAD modulesEach PAD module must have a unique address (just like DAQ modules). The address

14-368 | OWNER’S GUIDEFollow the instruction to press the TOP black button on the module in the rst slot, which is always SLOT 0 in the case of doin

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, PAD | 14369And your choices are:  If you have plugged a new module into this slot, choose FILL, then follow the

OWNER’S GUIDE  D310 | 337CAN BUS interface connector (installed when you order CAN BUS option)Connectors: DSUB 9 connectors (option UP-ORION-C

14-370 | OWNER’S GUIDEknow how to address itAnalysis: These modules have been out of production for a long time, but there are still some around, and

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, PAD | 14371PAD-V8-P Isolated 8-channel Voltage module Module purpose: Voltage input module for DC/quasi-stati

14-372 | OWNER’S GUIDEMating connectorPAD-OPT2 25-pin SUB-D connector with screw terminals (optional)Low cost alternative to the PAD-CB8-B and -BNC

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, PAD | 14373PAD-TH8-P Isolated 8-channel Temperature module Module purpose: Thermocouples and RTD input module

14-374 | OWNER’S GUIDEPAD-CB8-K-xx series break-out boxes Above left: standard size PAD-CB8-K-P2 break-out box | Above center: miniature size PAD-C

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, PAD | 14375PAD-DO7 Isolated 7-channel Relay Output module Module purpose: Driving dry contact relays Isolatio

14-376 | OWNER’S GUIDEMating connectorPAD-OPT225-pin SUB-D connector with screw terminals (optional)Convenient building block to making your own cab

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, PAD | 14377PAD-AO1 Isolated 1-channel Analog Output module Module purpose: Driving a DC analog output Isolati

14-378 | OWNER’S GUIDEMating connectorPAD-OPT225-pin SUB-D connector with screw terminals (optional)Convenient building block to making your own cab

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, MDAQ | 1537915 MDAQ Series ConditionersMDAQ Series Common InformationCalibration informationAll DEWETRON modules

3-38 | OWNER’S GUIDEPin Signal Pin Signal Pin Signal16 GND1 AI 8 17 AI 10 31 AI 192 GND 18 GND 32 GND3 AI 11 19 AI 13 33 AI 124 GND 20 GND 34 GND5 AI

15-380 | OWNER’S GUIDEMDAQ-BASE-5 Mother BoardEvery MDAQ assembly consists of a 16-channel MDAQ-BASE mother board and at least one MDAQ-SUB series 8-

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, MDAQ | 15381ModuleChsInput typeRangesTEDSBandwidth High-pass Filter ExcitationMDAQ-SUB-STG-DConnector: DB98Strain

15-382 | OWNER’S GUIDEMDAQ-SUB-STG 8-channel Strain Gage/Bridge module Sensor compatibilty: Full bridge sensors, 1/2 bridge sensors, 1/4 bridge

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, MDAQ | 15383Parameter MDAQ-SUB-STGAutomatic bridge balance:2.5mV to 20mV25mV to 200mV250mV to 1V2V to 10VAbsolute

15-384 | OWNER’S GUIDEFull bridge signal connection 6-wire and 4-wire sensor connection Voltage or Current excitation are allowed. Sense lin

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, MDAQ | 15385 - 1) ‘R+’ has to be connected only if shunt calibration is required, otherwise it can be left unconn

15-386 | OWNER’S GUIDE ⇒ CAUTION: If the excitation is not used for sensor supply it has to be deactivated by setting it to 0 V.Sensor with 15VDC sup

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, MDAQ | 15387MDAQ-SUB-BRIDGE 8-channel Bridge module Sensor compatibilty: Full bridge sensors, 1/2 bridge sen

15-388 | OWNER’S GUIDEParameter MDAQ-SUB-BRIDGE-3 dB Bandwidth: 30 kHzFilters (low-pass): See MDAQ-FILT specification (option)Typ. SNR @ 30 kHz [1 kHz

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, MDAQ | 15389Full bridge signal connection 6-wire and 4-wire sensor connection Voltage or Current excitati

OWNER’S GUIDE  D310 | 339Connector: Standard DSUB 37-pin connector, female Mating connector: Standard DSUB 37-pin connector, femaleFunction: P

15-390 | OWNER’S GUIDEOther measurement modes and hook-upsVoltage and microvolt measurement signal connection ⇒ CAUTION: If the excitat

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, MDAQ | 15391MDAQ-SUB-V200 Dierential Voltage Input module Sensor compatibilty: Voltages, and low currents w

15-392 | OWNER’S GUIDEParameter MDAQ-SUB-V200Power supply: ±15 VDCPower consumption: typ. 4.5 W / 10 WSensor connection:-BNC: BNC connector, female

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, MDAQ | 15393Sensor with common groundSingle-ended connectionPotentiometric connectionMDAQ-SUB-V200 sensor connect

15-394 | OWNER’S GUIDEAvoiding Common Mode IssuesIn contrast to isolated ampliers the input common voltage range is limited at differential amplier

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, MDAQ | 15395MDAQ-SUB-ACC IEPE Accelerometer module Sensor compatibilty: IEPE constant current accelerometers

15-396 | OWNER’S GUIDEModule Pin-outs (all 8 inputs are the same)MDAQ-SUB-ACC-BNC version Typical Sensor Hook-upsAbove left: IEPE sensor mode

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, MDAQ | 15397MDAQ-SUB-ACC-A IEPE Accelerometer module Sensor compatibilty: IEPE constant current accelerometer

15-398 | OWNER’S GUIDEModule Pin-outs (all 8 inputs are the same)MDAQ-SUB-ACC-A-BNC version Typical Sensor Hook-upsAbove left: IEPE sensor mod

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, MDAQ | 15399MDAQ-FILT-5-Bx Filter card MDAQ-FILT-5-BE: Bessel characteristics MDAQ-FILT-5-BU: Butterworth chara

iv | Table of ContentsConguration guide, D310 model . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3-27Connecting EPAD2 modules to

3-40 | OWNER’S GUIDEChannel ExpansionAs shown previously, expanding your D310 to contain a large number of slow (non-dynamic) analog inputs is easy v

15-400 | OWNER’S GUIDEMDAQ-AAF4-5-Bx Filter card MDAQ-AAF4-5-BE: Bessel characteristics MDAQ-AAF4-5-BU: Butterworth characteristics 16 Channel 4th

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, EPAD2/CPAD2 | 1640116 EPAD2 and CPAD2 SeriesEPAD2 and CPAD2 overviewEPAD2 modules are external signal conditioni

16-402 | OWNER’S GUIDEGeneral EPAD2/CPAD2 Module SpecicationsEnvironmental: Temp. range storage: -30 °C to +85 °C (-22 °F to 185 °F)Temp. ran

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, EPAD2/CPAD2 | 16403Cross-reference of EPAD2 / CPAD2 modulesMODULE INPUT TYPE INPUT RANGES ISOLATION COMMENTSEPAD2

16-404 | OWNER’S GUIDEInstalling EPAD2 modulesWhen you purchase an EPAD2 module for an existing Dewetron system, you need to make a small change to t

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, EPAD2/CPAD2 | 16405When you click FILL, DS-7 will prompt you to press the black button on the EPAD2 module. Use a

16-406 | OWNER’S GUIDEEPAD2-TH8-X and CPAD2-TH8-X Intelligent amplier with integrated 24-bit A/D conversion 8 input channels for thermocouple type

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, EPAD2/CPAD2 | 16407xPAD2 interface connectorThere are two identical interface connectors for pow-er and control.

16-408 | OWNER’S GUIDEEPAD2-V8-X and CPAD2-V8-X Intelligent amplier with integrated 24-bit A/D conversion 8 input channels for voltages Inputs iso

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, EPAD2/CPAD2 | 16409Connector pin-outsPin Function Pin Function1 Channel 0 (+) 13Channel 6 (+)2 Channel 0 (-) 14Ch

OWNER’S GUIDE  D310 | 341Using PCI bridge Connection to External Signal ConditioningIn this approach, the ORION A/D cards are installed within

16-410 | OWNER’S GUIDEEPAD2-RTD8 and CPAD2-RTD8 Intelligent amplier with integrated 24-bit A/D conversion 8 input channels for RTD sensors Support

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, EPAD2/CPAD2 | 16411* Shield is on the housingRTD connections2-wire hook-up4-wire hook-upxPAD2-RTD8 Dimensions xPA

16-412 | OWNER’S GUIDEEPAD2-TH8 and CPAD2-TH8 Intelligent amplier with integrated 24-bit A/D conversion 8 input channels for thermocouples or RTDs

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, EPAD2/CPAD2 | 16413Connector pin-outsPin Function Pin Function1 Channel 0 (+) 13Channel 6 (+)2 Channel 0 (-) 14Ch

16-414 | OWNER’S GUIDEEPAD2-LA8 and CPAD2-LA8 Intelligent amplier with integrated 24-bit A/D conversion 8 input channels for current measurements

OWNER’S GUIDE  CONDITIONERS, EPAD2/CPAD2 | 16415xPAD2-LA8 signal interface connectorPin Function1 Power supply +2 Current +3 Current -4 Power

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OWNER’S GUIDE  ORION A/D CARDS | 17417There are several A/D cards which may be installed into your Dewetron system, depending on how it was or

17-418 | OWNER’S GUIDEORION OverviewTo create instruments with dozens or even hundreds of dynamic channels, multiple ORION cards can be installed wit

OWNER’S GUIDE  ORION A/D CARDS | 17419Flash ConverterThis technique is used in all ORION cards with 16-bit A/D converters, as well as MI and A

3-42 | OWNER’S GUIDEUsing External Time Sources (NETWORK Conguration)D310D310ETHERNETSYNC0.000 msD310D310DEWE-CLOCKGPS-CLOCKETHERNETSYNCSYNCIn this

17-420 | OWNER’S GUIDE  The ORION-DAQ-SYNC option is required for Dewetron 16-bit ORION cards.  The ORION-DSA-SYNC option is required for Dewetron

OWNER’S GUIDE  ORION A/D CARDS | 17421In DS-7 you need to access the HARDWARE SETUP screen, and make sure that “ORION onboard” is se-lected as

17-422 | OWNER’S GUIDEORION-0424-200  4 simultaneous sampled channels, BNC connection  Voltage or IEPE® mode (4 mA or 8 mA source)  4 input rang

OWNER’S GUIDE  ORION A/D CARDS | 17423ORION-0824-200  8 simultaneous sampled channels  Voltage or IEPE® mode (4 mA or 8 mA source)  Synch

17-424 | OWNER’S GUIDEORION-1624-200  16 simultaneous sampled channels  ±10V input range  Synchronous digital inputs  204.8 kS/s per channel 

OWNER’S GUIDE  ORION A/D CARDS | 17425ORION-1622-100 and ORION-3222-100  16 or 32 simultaneous sampled channels  ±10 V inputs  Synchronou

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OWNER’S GUIDE  INTERFACE CARDS | 18427There are several key interface cards that are available for your Dewetron instrument. These include tim

18-428 | OWNER’S GUIDEGPS Measurement ModeThe base of any GPS receiver is precise time measurement. In addition to the position information a precise

OWNER’S GUIDE  INTERFACE CARDS | 18429Mounting the AerialThe aerial supplied with the DEWE-CLOCK is designed to be mounted with the included m

OWNER’S GUIDE  D310 | 343Connecting the MOB-DISP-17 to your D310Whether your D310 has a built-in display or not, you can still connect an exte

18-430 | OWNER’S GUIDEmemory, and means future satellite tracking is swift and stable. Once the GPS has carried out a successful cold start, future s

OWNER’S GUIDE  INTERFACE CARDS | 18431Connection Connector overview: Aerial connectorConnect the GPS antenna to the SMA connector.IRIG connect

18-432 | OWNER’S GUIDE Mini USB connectorThe mini-USB interface connectors meets standard USB pin assignment. ORION-DSA-SYNC connectorThis co

OWNER’S GUIDE  INTERFACE CARDS | 18433Multi I/O connector cableType of cable: 2x2x0.25 shielded

18-434 | OWNER’S GUIDEConnecting the DEWE-CLOCK hardware to the DAQ-SystemSynchronization to DEWE-ORION-DAQ series or 3rd party A/D boardsTo synchron

OWNER’S GUIDE  INTERFACE CARDS | 18435up to 256 times over sample clock used for these types of analog to digital converters. For this purpose

18-436 | OWNER’S GUIDEMaps directoriesSelect the directories, where you stored your maps. You can copy your maps into this directory, add indi-vidual

OWNER’S GUIDE  INTERFACE CARDS | 18437This button denes the current input and output settings as power on default settings. This way the DEWE

18-438 | OWNER’S GUIDEAs soon the timing device is selected, DS-7 automatically sets the data acquisition hardware to external clocking for receiving

OWNER’S GUIDE  INTERFACE CARDS | 18439Channel setupThe DS-7 screenshot below shows the channel setup screen of the DEWE-CLOCK when it was sele

3-44 | OWNER’S GUIDEOperation GuidelinesSystem Startup ProtocolDC powered systems (STANDARD)The standard D310 runs from wide-ranging DC power: 9-29 V

18-440 | OWNER’S GUIDEThe button “NMEA log” shows/hides the raw NMEA data stream from the GPS receiver.Measurement setupWhen the DEWE-CLOCK is used a

OWNER’S GUIDE  INTERFACE CARDS | 18441DEWE-CLOCK SpecicationsDEWE-CLOCK SpecificationIRIG Input SpecificationsSupported codes IRIG code A or B;

18-442 | OWNER’S GUIDEDEWE-CLOCK SpecificationInput SMA for GPS antenna, BNC for IRIG I/OOutput: Trigger: Scan clock: ORION-DSA-SYNC:Clock and

OWNER’S GUIDE  INTERFACE CARDS | 18443VIDEO-FG-4 interface cardThis is a PCI card with four NTSC/PAL video inputs on it, presented on standard

18-444 | OWNER’S GUIDEVideo interface setupOnce the card is installed and congured for DirectShow under Windows, run DEWESoft and then go to hardwar

OWNER’S GUIDE  INTERFACE CARDS | 18445As always, be sure to press in as USED any of the video streams or cameras that you want to be able to d

18-446 | OWNER’S GUIDE - Note: video streams also create a channel which contains the frame count. You can display this count in a digital meter as a

OWNER’S GUIDE  INTERFACE CARDS | 18447ARINC-429 and MIL-STD-1553 interfacesARINC 429 and 1553 bus interfaces are available for your Dewetron s

18-448 | OWNER’S GUIDEber and channel type. MIL-STD-1553 buses have two tabs, one for receive and one for transmit.ARINC 429 receive setupIn addition

OWNER’S GUIDE  INTERFACE CARDS | 18449Two types of messages can be created. Button and Schedule.Schedule messages will be send automatically i

OWNER’S GUIDE  D310 | 345Installing the Smart Batteries (310-UPS option)Systems are shipped with the hot-swappable bat-teries removed. You sho

18-450 | OWNER’S GUIDEIn the table you can see all messages, channels and live data. Messages are always ordered by their ad-dresses. Some properties

OWNER’S GUIDE  INTERFACE CARDS | 18451Every message has the Edit button which opens Transmit message setup form where all message proper-ties

18-452 | OWNER’S GUIDECAN BUS interfacesIn terms of hardware, Dewetron systems are available with several different CAN BUS interfaces. However, 90%

OWNER’S GUIDE  INTERFACE CARDS | 18453  National Instruments - select this if your system has a National Instruments brand PCI-CAN/2 interfac

18-454 | OWNER’S GUIDEdoes not have any information about the CAN message layout from any car maker. However, there are third party programs such as

OWNER’S GUIDE  INTERFACE CARDS | 18455In the top half of this dialog you set up the message itself, where in the bottom half you can congure

18-456 | OWNER’S GUIDEOr, if this message contains multiple channels, repeat the procedure starting with the ADD button mentioned above, and create m

OWNER’S GUIDE  INTERFACE CARDS | 18457It is important to go to the CHANNELS view, and then press USED for the channels that you want to really

18-458 | OWNER’S GUIDEthe separate documentation about these capabilities for further details.Displaying CAN channelsWhichever CAN channels are press

OWNER’S GUIDE  INTERFACE CARDS | 18459So you can see that the message called SteeingWheel has four channels within it.The CAN messages and cha

3-46 | OWNER’S GUIDERefer to the four segment LCD indicator on the end of the battery near the pull-tab. It will indicate the relative charge remaini

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OWNER’S GUIDE  DEWETRON SENSORS | 19461Dewetron oers a handful of specialty sensors for our systems, primarily DEWE-CAM series CAM-ERAS that

19-462 | OWNER’S GUIDEDEWE-CAMSDEWE-CAM-USBThis camera is a USB 2.0 compatible DirectX cam-era that is compatible with all DEWETRON systems. For use

OWNER’S GUIDE  DEWETRON SENSORS | 19463DEWE-CAM-USB SpecicationsDEWE-CAM-USB SpecsImage sensor 1/4” IL CCDActive pixels 768 x 494 (NTSC) / 75

19-464 | OWNER’S GUIDEUsing the DEWE-CAM-USB within DS-7 softwareAs mentioned earlier, the drivers must be installed within the Windows operating sys

OWNER’S GUIDE  DEWETRON SENSORS | 19465Recording with your DEWE-CAM-USBIn the previous steps we turned on the camera in general within the sof

19-466 | OWNER’S GUIDEDEWE-CAM-FW-70This camera has a HARD SYNC to the ORION A/D card within your DEWETRON system, allowing the video frames to be pr

OWNER’S GUIDE  DEWETRON SENSORS | 19467SpecicationsDEWE-CAM-FW-70 SpecificationsImage device type 1/2” (diag. 8 mm) progressive scan, SONYPict

19-468 | OWNER’S GUIDEDEWE-CAM-GIG-E-120

OWNER’S GUIDE  DEWETRON SENSORS | 19469

OWNER’S GUIDE  D310 | 347Basic SpecifcationsInput specifications D310 with DAQ conditioners D310 with MDAQ conditionersSlots for DAQ or PAD mo

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OWNER’S GUIDE  DEWETRON SENSORS | 19471GPS SensorsDEWE-VGPS-200C

19-472 | OWNER’S GUIDEDEWE-VGPS-HS High Speed GPS Sensor

OWNER’S GUIDE  IPAD WIRELESS DISPLAY | 20473There are a few important things that you need to do in order to use remote desktop applications,

20-474 | OWNER’S GUIDE1. Create a Passworded USER accountTo be able to connect to your Computer using Remote Desktop you have to have a password set

OWNER’S GUIDE  IPAD WIRELESS DISPLAY | 20475Create a password for your account.  Select Create a password for your account.Enter your passwor

20-476 | OWNER’S GUIDE2. Allow Remote Desktop in WindowsNavigate to system settings  Click on the Windows start button.  Click with the right mouse

OWNER’S GUIDE  IPAD WIRELESS DISPLAY | 20477Allow Remote Desktop connections  From the top ve tabs select the Remote tab.  In the lower “Re

20-478 | OWNER’S GUIDE3. Connect your USER account to RDPContinuing from the previous step, please select Users  Add any User you want to be able to

OWNER’S GUIDE  IPAD WIRELESS DISPLAY | 20479Then click on CHANGE ADAPTER SETTINGS in the left toolbar:Then RIGHT CLICK on the wireless network

3-48 | OWNER’S GUIDEInput specifications D310 with DAQ conditioners D310 with MDAQ conditionersDigital Isolation (ORION-BASE-DI-ISO) Isolation for th

20-480 | OWNER’S GUIDE  Uncheck Internet Protocol Version 6 (TCP/IPv6)  Make sure that Internet Protocol Version 4 is checked, and selected, as sho

OWNER’S GUIDE  IPAD WIRELESS DISPLAY | 20481Click the radio button called “Use the following IP address:”Then enter the xed IP and subnet mas

20-482 | OWNER’S GUIDE5. Allowing Remote Desktop through the DEWE Computer’s FirewallIn certain circumstances you might need to manually create the e

OWNER’S GUIDE  IPAD WIRELESS DISPLAY | 20483Open Firewall settings  Click on “Allow a program through Windows Firewall”.Allow Remote Desktop

20-484 | OWNER’S GUIDE6. Create a Private WIFI network with your Wireless RouterMost of our customers purchase a simple wireless router and simply co

OWNER’S GUIDE  IPAD WIRELESS DISPLAY | 204857. Connect the DEWE computer to your private networkMake sure that the DEWE computer is within ran

20-486 | OWNER’S GUIDE8. Connect the new iPad to your private networkMake sure that the DEWE computer is within range of your WIFI network and that t

OWNER’S GUIDE  IPAD WIRELESS DISPLAY | 20487Notice how the IP address is set to 100, and the Router has the “1” as the last three digits.Every

20-488 | OWNER’S GUIDEOpen the iTap app and then create a conguration that points to your DEWE computer instrument. Here is what the screen looks li

OWNER’S GUIDE  IPAD WIRELESS DISPLAY | 20489Then touch once on the name from the bookmarks, then click CONNECT in the middle of the screen to

OWNER’S GUIDE  D310 | 349Standard Counter/EncodersStandard counter/encoders 2 x 32-bit (LEMO connectors for each)Note - used as pair counters

20-490 | OWNER’S GUIDE9. GesturesiTap mobile RDP uses gestures to control all input actions except keyboard input. This frees up your screen, because

OWNER’S GUIDE  IPAD WIRELESS DISPLAY | 20491A simple drag will pan the display. This is a clientside operation, no mouse movement is generated

20-492 | OWNER’S GUIDEScope Mode GesturesTouch the screen and hold the nger for a short while to begin scope mode. Scope mode is in effect as long a

OWNER’S GUIDE  IPAD WIRELESS DISPLAY | 20493Drag a single nger to drag the left mouse button (paint).A drag with two ngers will pan the disp

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OWNER’S GUIDE  APPENDIX | A4955-91, 6-119, 7-143Analog output 13-296Analog Output module 14-367ANALOG setup screen 9-176, 9-193Analysis Mod

A-496 | AppendixDAQP-DMM 13-294, 13-305DAQP-FREQ-A 13-296DAQP-HV 13-294, 13-303DAQP-HV-S3 13-294, 13-303DAQP-LA-B 13-294, 13-313DAQP-LA-SC 13-29

OWNER’S GUIDE  APPENDIX | A497FFT 9-172, 9-173, 9-194, 9-196FFT graph, 9-172file conversion 9-207File export button 9-207File Name 9-190File N

A-498 | Appendix13-294, 13-307, 13-308, 13-315MSI-V-RTD 11-262, 283, 286, 13-294, 13-307, 13-308, 13-315Multifile 9-190, 9-191NNational Instruments

OWNER’S GUIDE  APPENDIX | A4995-84, 5-85, 5-102, 6-116, 7-138Ssafety 2-13, 2-14Safety precautions 1-12, 2-13Sample rate 9-181Sample Rate 9-193

| VOperation Guidelines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-72System Star

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A-500 | Appendix7-142, 9-174Used (channels) 9-178VVector 18-443VGA 3-33, 4-65, 5-87, 5-88, 5-102video 3-29, 3-31, 3-33, 3-34, 4-61, 4-63, 4-65, 4-

OWNER’S GUIDE  APPENDIX | A501

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OWNER’S GUIDE  D3PC8 | 4514 D3PC-8 ModelModel D3PC-8Standard ConfigurationThe D3PC-8 is our most economical and portable data acquisition inst

4-52 | OWNER’S GUIDESystem DimensionsDimensions in millimeters (mm)Divide by 25.4 for inches(Right Side)(Left Side)2122742041271132671218Add 10 mm al

OWNER’S GUIDE  D3PC8 | 453Top-level call-outsD3PC-8, Left/Front AngleEPAD LEMOPower SwitchFiltered air intakesUSB 2.0 ports (2)Chassis ground

4-54 | OWNER’S GUIDESignal conditioningThe D3PC is equipped with eight built-in analog inputs, with these signal input capabilities:  Selectable vol

OWNER’S GUIDE  D3PC8 | 455Interface(s)The D3PC is compatible with USB connected interfaces, including ARINC 419 and MIL-STD-1553 interfac-es,

4-56 | OWNER’S GUIDEConnecting EPAD2 modules to your D3PC-8The D3PC-8 accepts optional EPAD2 series external PAD modules for adding many channels of

OWNER’S GUIDE  D3PC8 | 457Connecting a Standard VGA/XGA Monitor to your D3PC-8The D3PC-8 accepts any standard computer monitor that can be pl

4-58 | OWNER’S GUIDEConnecting the MOB-DISP-17 to your D3PC-8The D3PC-8 has been made specically to support the MOB-DISP-17 (Mobile Display, 17 inch

OWNER’S GUIDE  D3PC8 | 459Using the New iPAD as a Wireless Display with your D3PC-8The D3PC-8 can also be controlled wirelessly using the new

vi | 6 DEWE-3050 Series 6-105System Dimensions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

4-60 | OWNER’S GUIDESystem ConnectorsGround (earth) ConnectorConnector: insulated banana jack, marked with the ground/earth symbol, yellow with green

OWNER’S GUIDE  D3PC8 | 461RS232C interface (com1)PS/2 mouse (green) Ethernet ports (3)V/XGA video output Audio stack(see description for colo

4-62 | OWNER’S GUIDERS232C interface connector (com1)Connector: 9-pin DSUB (male) Mating connector: 9-pin DSUB (female)Function: Can be used to conne

OWNER’S GUIDE  D3PC8 | 463 Above left: Stacked PS/2 connector pinning and call-outs Above right: view of a typical PS/2 connector, showing t

4-64 | Ethernet interfaces (3)Connectors: RJ45 CAT5e standard jack Mating connectors: RJ45 CAT5e or CAT6 plugsFunction: for connecting the DEWE-321x t

| 465CRT/VGA video outputConnector: three-row 15-pin DE-15 (female) connector Mating connector: 15-pin DE-15 video (male) plugFunction: For connec

4-66 | USB 2.0 interfaces (4)Connector: USB2.0 Standard-A receptacle Mating connector: USB2.0 Standard-A plugFunction: For the connection of periphera

OWNER’S GUIDE  D3PC8 | 467Audio stack connectors (6)Connectors: 3.5 mm (~1/8 in.) TRS jacks, color coded Mating connectors: 3.5 mm (!1/8 in.)

4-68 | OWNER’S GUIDE ⇒ Note: Always use industry standard plugs and cables when connecting to any part of the DEWE system.Signal Input ConnectorsAnal

OWNER’S GUIDE  D3PC8 | 469Counter/encoder connectors (2)Connector: LEMO EGG.1B.307CLAD52 Mating connector: LEMO FGG.1B.307CLAD52 Mating cable

| VIISystem/PC connectors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-138Top Rear Pan

4-70 | OWNER’S GUIDE - Note: this connector does not provide power for CPAD2 series modules.Digital I/O connector (AKA “Accessory connector”)Connecto

OWNER’S GUIDE  D3PC8 | 471D3PCD3PCETHERNETSYNC0.000 msD3PCD3PCDEWE-CLOCKGPS-CLOCKETHERNETSYNCSYNCSynchronizing Multiple D3PC-8 SystemsUsing D

4-72 | OWNER’S GUIDEOperation GuidelinesSystem Startup ProtocolDC powered systems (STANDARD)The standard D3PC runs from wide-ranging DC power: 9-29 V

OWNER’S GUIDE  D3PC8 | 473Hardware ProtocolsUsing the removable hard disk driveThe rear panel of the D3PC has a 2.5” removable drive bay. Thi

4-74 | OWNER’S GUIDEBasic SpecifcationsInput specifications D3PC-8 modelAnalog inputs 8 IEPE / Voltage input channelsOptional slow analog input channe

OWNER’S GUIDE  D3PC8 | 475Input specifications D3PC-8 modelSynchronization interface (UP-ORION-SYNC) Installs the SYNC hardware input/output p

4-76 | OWNER’S GUIDEAdvanced Counter/Encoders (UP-ORION-CTR8 option)Advanced counter/encoders 8 advanced 32-bit countersCounter timebase 80 MHz (40 M

OWNER’S GUIDE  DEWE3210 | 5775 DEWE-3210 SeriesModel DEWE-3210Rear view, screen closedThe DEWE-3210 is a powerful and portable “all in one” d

5-78 | OWNER’S GUIDESystem DimensionsDimensions in millimeters (mm)Divide by 25.4 for inches350334861646408420340Add 10 mm all around for BNC connect

OWNER’S GUIDE  DEWE3210 | 579Top-level call-outsDEWE-321x, head on view, with the screen openLeft speaker grillePower and STORE/STOP buttonsQ

viii | 12 HSI Series Signal Conditioners 273HSI Series Modules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

5-80 | OWNER’S GUIDESignal conditioningThe DEWE-3210 can be equipped with either:  8 x DAQ / PAD / HSI series plug-in signal conditioners, or  2 x

OWNER’S GUIDE  DEWE3210 | 581In addition, many options can be factory installed onto the ORION cards, including adding two high speed CAN BUS

5-82 | OWNER’S GUIDEConguration guide, DEWE-3211 modelThe DEWE-3211 has a 2U height space on its left side panel, which can accept either a 2U high

OWNER’S GUIDE  DEWE3210 | 583System ConnectorsSystem/PC connectorsGround (earth) ConnectorConnector: insulated banana jack, marked with the g

5-84 | OWNER’S GUIDERS232C interface (com1)PS/2 mouse (green) Ethernet ports (3)XGA video output Audio stack(see description for color codes)PS/2 key

OWNER’S GUIDE  DEWE3210 | 585Computer ConnectorsThe door on the right side of the chassis opens to allow access to a collection of computer i

5-86 | OWNER’S GUIDE Above left: Stacked PS/2 connector pinning and call-outs Above right: view of a typical PS/2 connector, showing the pin numberi

| 587Connectors: RJ45 CAT5e standard jack Mating connectors: RJ45 CAT5e or CAT6 plugsFunction: for connecting the DEWE-321x to a local area networ

5-88 | Connector: three-row 15-pin DE-15 (female) connector Mating connector: 15-pin DE-15 video (male) plugFunction: For connecting an additional dis

| 589 Description: The DEWE-321x’s mainboard contains an Enhanced Host Controller Interface (EHCI) host con-troller that supports USB 2.0 a

| IXAddressing PAD modules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14-357PAD-V8-P Isolated 8-channel Voltage module

5-90 | OWNER’S GUIDE ⇒ Note: Always use industry standard plugs and cables when connecting to any part of the DEWE-321x

OWNER’S GUIDE  DEWE3210 | 591Signal Input ConnectorsAnalog input connectors (8 or 16)Connector: Varies according to the signal conditioning m

5-92 | OWNER’S GUIDECAN BUS interface connector (installed when you order CAN BUS option)Connectors: LEMO EGG.1B.306.CLL Mating connector: LEMO FGG.1

OWNER’S GUIDE  DEWE3210 | 593Expansion connector (DEWE-3210 model) ANALOG INPUT connectorConnector: LEMO 19-pin LEMO EGG.2B.319.CLL, marked A

5-94 | OWNER’S GUIDE3210-EXP8-L analog cableThe 3210-EXP8-L cable connects the DEWE-30-8-EXP expansion rack to the DEWE-3210 model. It pro-vides sign

OWNER’S GUIDE  DEWE3210 | 595Operation Guidelines System Startup ProtocolInstalling the Smart BatteriesSystems are shipped with the hot-swapp

5-96 | OWNER’S GUIDE ⇒ Do not block the cooling fan of the DPS-2410! Over-heating any electrical component is dangerous. - NOTE: The DEWE-321x can be

OWNER’S GUIDE  DEWE3210 | 597Turning on the SystemLocate the power switch on the front panel above the main screen. This is a momentary rocke

5-98 | OWNER’S GUIDEpress the large button beside the lock to eject the drive. To insert another drive, reverse these steps.Using the Optical read/wr

OWNER’S GUIDE  DEWE3210 | 599Analog SpecicationsDEWE-3210 (DAQ) DEWE-3211 (MDAQ)On-board DAQ /PAD/HSI module slots8 --On-board MDAQ channels