Jump to content

Stephen Harris

Members
 View Profile  See their activity

  • Posts

    3

  • Joined

  • Last visited

Stephen Harris's Achievements

Newbie

Newbie (1/4)

0

Reputation

  1. Stephen Harris started following DAQ HAT not being detected by raspberry pi and MCC 128 scanning at +- 2 V when input range is set to "AnalogInputRange.BIP_1V"
  2. Stephen Harris
    I am running a scan to record and graph data from an analog input on a DAQ HAT MCC 128. As the title says, when i have the analog input range set to BIP_1V, I am instead receiving data as +- 2V. Any clue on what to modify and/or change to make it +-1V instead?
  3.    Stephen Harris reacted to an answer to a question: DAQ HAT not being detected by raspberry pi
  4.    Stephen Harris reacted to an answer to a question: DAQ HAT not being detected by raspberry pi
  5. Stephen Harris
    I have tried that as well unfortunately. I have both, should I send them to you in a private message?
  6. Stephen Harris
    I have a Raspberry Pi 4 B with an MCC 128 Daq Hat connected to it. I have followed the setup steps and have installed the daqhats software on my pi. However, when I attempt to list the boards connected (using both daqhats_list_boards in the terminal and via the daqhat manager), I keep getting the response "0 boards found". I have done the following in an attempt to fix this: I have read the eeproms. Both SPI and I2C are enabled. I have uninstalled and reinstalled twice now. No jumpers are on the daqhat, and headers are fully connected. Can anyone tell me if there is something i am missing? I can find no reason why the daqhat should not be detected by the raspberry pi. Edit: I have tried this hat on both a Pi 1 B+ and a Pi 4 B, so the pi doesn't appear to be the issue.
×
×
  • Create New...