EXTENDED USB INTERFACE BOARD

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Features

8 analogue 10 bit resolution inputs: 0…5 or 10VDC / 20k ohms
8 analogue 8 bit resolution outputs: 0…5V or 10VDC / 47 ohms
8 digital inputs: open collector compatible (connection to GND=0) with on-board LED indication
8 digital open collector outputs (max. 50V/100mA) with on-board LED indication
one 10 bit PWM output: 0 to 100% open collector output (max 100mA / 40V) with on-board LED indication
USB port: USB 1.1 & 2.0 compatible

Specifications

power consumption through USB port: approx. 60mA
up to 8 cards can be connected to PC
power supply through adapter: 12VDC / 300mA (PS1205)
PWM frequency: 15.6kHz
command execution time: between 21 and 48ms
PCB dimensions: 195 x 142 x 20mm (2.7 " x 5.6" x 0.8")
minimum system requirements:
Pentium class CPU or higher with free USB port (1.1 or higher)
Microsoft Windows 2000 or Windows XP*
CD-ROM player and mouse
* Windows XP recommended

vm140_uk.pdf

usermanual_vm140.pdf

This computer interface board has a total of 33 inputs / outputs, including analogue / digital and a PWM output.
The connection to the computer via the USB port is galvanically-optically isolated, so that damage to the computer is impossible thus providing a high level of secure implementation.
All communication routines are contained in a Dynamic Link Library (DLL).
You may write custom Windows* Applications in Borland Delphi, Borland C++ Builder, Microsoft Visual Basic, Microsoft VC or most other 32-bit Windows application development tool that supports calls to a DLL.

*Windows XP is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation.

(VM140)

Quantity	Price
1 – 9	$148.13
10 – 99	$145.53
100 +	$140.33

Skill Level of Item:		(Assembled and Tested)
Product #		VM140
Quantity Available:		3

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