I'm trying to find the fastest way to read TC inputs on a USB-1616HS-4. When I use ul.t_in_scan() I can read 8 TC values with good accuracy. But when I use ul.daq_in_scan() with the CJCs and the 8 TCs, all the temperature values are off by 10-20 degrees (F), however they are still responsive to temperature changes and the direction of the differential signal is correct. Is there a way to find out the CJC offset, or is there additional calibration that I'm missing?
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I'm trying to find the fastest way to read TC inputs on a USB-1616HS-4. When I use ul.t_in_scan() I can read 8 TC values with good accuracy. But when I use ul.daq_in_scan() with the CJCs and the 8 TCs, all the temperature values are off by 10-20 degrees (F), however they are still responsive to temperature changes and the direction of the differential signal is correct. Is there a way to find out the CJC offset, or is there additional calibration that I'm missing?
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