paulade Posted August 21 Share Posted August 21 Hi, I recently ordered an MCC DAQ device. I have installed the needed software and calibrated using instacal. However, when I run a test using a thermocouple, I get a voltage output of 0.0049V and -0.0049V from one analogue input channel. When I place the thermocouple in hot water, I get the same voltage outputs which should not be right. I have used different thermocouples and the result is the same. I use DAQami and differential channel input. Single channels give different voltages but the problem still persists. I have attached an excel file. Thanks Analog - 21-08-2024 11-43-10.9342.csv Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
0 Fausto Posted August 21 Share Posted August 21 Hello @paulade. The USB-1208LS does not support thermocouple temperature measurements, but it does measure voltages. Test your device with the power output screw terminal #30 (PC +5V). Disconnect the thermocouple wire and connect a wire from screw terminal #30 (PC +5V) over to screw terminal #1 (CH0 IN HI). Connect another wire from screw terminal #29 (GND) over to screw terminal #2 (CH0 IN LO). Configure the analog input channels to differential mode in DAQami and acquire some data. The results should read approximately +5V. If it does not, then your device may be faulty. Regards, Fausto Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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paulade
Hi,
I recently ordered an MCC DAQ device.
I have installed the needed software and calibrated using instacal.
However, when I run a test using a thermocouple, I get a voltage output of 0.0049V and -0.0049V from one analogue input channel.
When I place the thermocouple in hot water, I get the same voltage outputs which should not be right.
I have used different thermocouples and the result is the same.
I use DAQami and differential channel input.
Single channels give different voltages but the problem still persists.
I have attached an excel file.
Thanks
Analog - 21-08-2024 11-43-10.9342.csv
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