3118 is a 12-bit data acquisition module which
was designed in 1997. Since it was released there have been major improvements
to the software available for the kit. Here are all of the programs.
Software Help Documentation
Please read this help file to acquaint yourself with the operation of
the ISEE Data Acquisition software.
ISEE Data Acquisition Program
This is the latest version of the ISEE data acquisition program v3.05
22 for W9x/2000/ME/XP released 3 May 04. It can be used with our products
3093, 3112 and 3118
PROBLEMS RUNNING TRENDS ON ISEE PROGRAM?
Users with Windows 95 could experience problems running trends.
Internet Explorer 4 or later should be installed on the PC. The latest MFC
dlls should also be installed. These can be downloaded from Microsoft at
http://activex.microsoft.com/controls/vc/mfc42.cab
Hi-Speed Data Acquisition Program
The HiSpeedDas program permits Data Acquisition Speeds up to 1 msecs
(the ISEE program above can only log data at speeds up to 50 msecs). You
simply select the speed of acquisition, what inputs to log, the log file
and how you want the logging to be triggered. This program only runs on
Windows 98 and 95
The fastest speed is dependent on the
PC used and Windows. Because Windows is multitasking it is always taking
time slices for its own operations and for other applications. So it is
important when logging at high speeds that all other applications be shut
down.
Linux Software
The program here provides a command line utility for setting the digital
output lines, and logging the input from all eight analogue channels and
the four digital inputs. Logging rate is variable, and the number of samples
collected can be set.
Sample Programs
The following programs contain all the source code and dlls needed to
write your own program to monitor and control the I/O on the DAS005 Data
Acquisition Module. Programs are written for Visual Basic 5, Visual Basic
6 Borland Delphi Version 2 and Borland C++ Builder Version 3.
The VB5 uses inpout32.dll while the Visual Basic 6, Delphi and Borland
C++ program use IO.dll to access the parallel port. The InpOut32.dll is
freeware and is available from www.lvr.com.
This web site is invaluable to understand the workings of the parallel port.
InpOut32 will allow your program to run only on Windows 95 and 98.
IO.dll is also freeware. It will allow your program to run on Windows 95,
98, ME, NT and 2000. It is recommended you read the the file ioreadme.txt
in the io.zip file which has useful information about the functions available,
running the dll under Windows NT and 2000 and legal restrictions.
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