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The Programmable Acquisition Module (PAM), model G-9344A, is a second generation device that samples up to 18 inputs and outputs 24 registers of information in a serial fashion. The inputs are isolated with flying-capacitor technology and yields a common-mode rejection ratio of 120dB. A resistor is provided on each input to convert current loops to a precision voltage. The serial data out of the PAM is in an ASCII format specific to DGH analog output modules.
The key feature of the PAM is that each input may be calibrated to any span and offset in range of 100mV to 5V. Also, each input may assigned to any of 24 registers or combined with ther inputs and output in a register. These registers are then assigned an address that is programmed into the DGH analog output module and allows the user to "connect" a register to an output using a DGH module. The DGH modules are paralleled on the serial line for ease of installation.
Scaling of each input, calibration, and register configuring is accomplished through an application program running on a pc plugged into the "LAPTOP" port on the front panel. ANASET communicates to the "LAPTOP" port through the pc's serial port over a standard straight cable.
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