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DBK85 16-Channel Differential Voltage Module
Overview …… 1
Hardware Setup …… 2
Configuring the DBK85 Module …… 2
Configuring the Primary Data Acquisition Device ……3
CE Compliance …… 4
Connecting the DBK85 to Signals and to the Primary Data Acquisition Device …… 4
Software Setup …… 5
Specifications …… 6
Reference Notes:
o Chapter 2 includes pinouts for P1, P2, P3, and P4. Refer to pinouts applicable to your
system, as needed.
o In regard to calculating system power requirements, refer to DBK Basics located near
the front of this manual.
DBK85 Front Panel
DBK85 Block Diagram
DBK Option Cards and Modules 988793 DBK85 pg. 1
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Overview
The DBK85 is a low-noise, high-speed, unity-gain multiplexer module that provides 16 channels of
differential voltage input. Up to 16 DBK85 modules can be attached to a single LogBook or Daq device,
providing a possible 256 differential input channels. The module’s unity gain of x1 combines with
DaqBook, DaqBoard, and LogBook gains to accept full scale inputs from ±156 mV to ±10 V. The
DBK85’s channels can be scanned at the maximum 200 kHz rate while maintaining measurement integrity.
Hardware Setup
Configuring the DBK85 Module
Up to sixteen DBK85 modules can be attached to a single LogBook or Daq device. Each module must
have a unique channel address because they connect to the primary data acquisition device via parallel
interface.
Adjustment of the channel address must only be performed when the system
power is OFF. Failure to do so may result in equipment damage.
CAUTION
To assign a channel address to the DBK85 module, first locate the DIP switch on the right side of the rear
panel. Four micro-switches [on the DIP switch] are used to set the module’s channel address in binary.
After ensuring that the system power is OFF, adjust the micro-switches to set the desired address. The 16
possible addresses are illustrated in the following figure.
Each module in the system must have a unique primary device channel address.
The 16 Possible Address Settings for DBK85 Modules
DBK85 pg. 2 988793 DBK Option Cards and Modules