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pico ADC-100 user manual

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3. Select Run from the File menu

4. Type A:WINSTALL

5. Press the Enter key

6. Follow the instrunctions given to you by the program

5.3 Hardware

To use the ADC-100, you should connect the D-connector on the ADC-100

to the printer port on your computer using the cable provided. Next,

connect a voltage source to one or both of the BNC connectors. The ADC-

100 has the same connectors as an oscilloscope, so you can use standard

oscilloscope probes. The input impedance is also the same, so the x10

function on a scope probe works correctly.

There is a switch next to each BNC connector: with the switch down, the

ADC-100 can measure DC voltages on the BNC next to it. With the switch

up, it measures only AC voltages.

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To check that the unit is working, start up the PicoScope program.

PicoScope should now display the voltage that you have connected. If you

are using scope probes, when you touch the scope probe tip with your

finger, you should see a small 50Hz mains signal on the screen.

5.4 Problems?

The ADC-100 driver help file (adc100.hlp or adc100.asc) contains useful

hints and tips for diagnosing problems with the ADC-100.

The ADC-100 works correctly on most computers, however some

computers (mainly laptops) have non-standard printer ports.

For portable computers with this problem, it is necessary to use a special

adaptor which plugs into the cable between the computer and the ADC-

100. This adaptor is supplied with the ADC-100. The software

automatically detects that the adaptor is fitted.

For desktop computers with this problem, you can also use the adapter,

but it may be easier to fit an extra printer port to your computer. Pico can

supply a very economical printer port card which is guaranteed to work with

the ADC-100.

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