Key Highlights
8 SE analog inputs
±10 V input range
12-bit resolution
500 kS/s sample rate
8 digital I/O
One 32-bit counter
16 pin dual-row 0.100” headers (2×8) for ribbon cable connectivity
Board only (no case, CD, or USB cable)
| Modelo | USB-204-OEM |
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Support for DAQami, easy-to-use advanced data logging application to acquire,
view, and log data
TracerDAQ® for acquiring and displaying data and generating signals
Universal Library includes support for Visual Studio® and Visual Studio® .NET,
including examples for Visual C++®, Visual C#®, Visual Basic®, and Visual Basic® .NET
Universal Library for Android™ includes support and examples for the Android 3.1
platform (API level 12) and later
DASYLab® and NI LabVIEW™ drivers
MATLAB® Data Acquisition Toolbox™ support
Linux® open-source drivers
InstaCal™ software utility for installing, configuration, and testing
Supported Operating Systems: Windows® 10/8/7/Vista®/XP, 32-bit or 64-bit;
Android 3.1 (API level 12) and later; Linux®
Summary
The USB-204-OEM board provides eight single-ended (SE) analog inputs, eight individually-configurable DIO channels, one event counter, and external pacer I/O. Everything you need to begin acquiring, viewing, and storing data is included with this board, including comprehensive software support.
Analog Input
The USB-204-OEM board provides eight 12-bit SE analog inputs and offers an analog input range of ±10 V.
Sampling Rate
When scanning continuously to computer memory (hardware-paced mode), this board has a 500 kS/s maximum aggregate sampling rate.
Channel Queue
The channel queue feature lets you configure a list of unique ascending channel configuration for each scan. The channel settings are stored in a channel queue list that is written to local memory on the device.
External Pacer I/O
The USB-204-OEM board provides one external clock input and one clock output for the analog input pacer. You can connect an external clock signal to the external clock input terminal. When using the internal clock, this board outputs the ADC sample clock.
Digital I/O
The USB-204-OEM board provides eight TTL-level digital I/O lines. Each digital channel is software-selectable for input or output. When configured for input, you can use the digital I/O terminals to detect the state of any TTL-level input.
Pull-Up/Pull-Down Configuration
The USB-204-OEM board has a user-configurable internal jumper to configure the digital bits for pull-up or pull-down (default).
Event Counter Input
The board supports one 32-bit TTL-level event counter that accepts inputs up to 1 MHz.
| Analog Input | |
| Number of Channels: | 8 SE |
| Range, Bipolar: | -10 to 10 |
| Resolution: | 12 bit |
| Sample Rate: | 500 kS/s |
| Digital I/O | |
| Number of Channels: | 8 |
| Counter Timer | |
| Counter Inputs: | 1 |
| Counter Resolution: | 32 bit |
| Measurement Type | |
| Measurement Type: | Counter , Digital I/O , Multifunction , Voltage |
| Interface List | |
| Interface: | USB |
| Included Software | |
 | TracerDAQ® is an out-of-the-box application that allows data to be generated, acquired, analyzed, displayed and exported within seconds of installing Measurement Computing data acquisition hardware. TracerDAQ offers four different data acquisition applications; a Strip Chart, an Oscilloscope, a Function Generator and a Rate Generator, all of which are accessed via a common, easy-to-use menu page. |
 | InstaCal installation, configuration, and test software in one package simplifies these important steps as you turn your PC into a measurement system. Installation detects new hardware and configures your computer and DAQ device. Test routines verify that all the board's features are operating, and will speed you to a quick resolution. |
 | Universal Library programming libraries for Windows® Visual Studio® programming languages, and others. A complete function library to simplify the configuration and operation of your measurement board. A single, universal set of functions operates all our products so you only have to learn to use our library once. |
 | ULx for NI LabVIEW™ Advanced Driver for use with NI LabVIEW™ 2010-2015. Allows quick development of instrumentation, acquisition, and control applications with Measurement Computing hardware devices |
 | Universal Library for Android Software API used to communicate with supported Measurement Computing DAQ devices over the Android™ 3.1 platform (API level 12) and later. The UL for Android includes example projects and detailed documentation to help users develop, install, and run apps on Android-based devices. |
| Optional Software | |
 | DAQami™ v2.1 gives users an easy-to-use drag-and-drop interface that makes acquiring, viewing, and logging data a quick and simple task. Users simply select a supported device, configure device channels and other options, and then select one or more displays to plot the data. When a DAQami acquisition is run, the program acquires and logs data from the selected channels, and plots the data on the displays for viewing. |
 | DASYLab® Software lets you interactively develop PC-based data acquisition applications by simply attaching functional icons. DASYLab offers real-time analysis, control, and the ability to create custom graphical user interfaces (GUIs). What’s more, in contrast to other graphical programming environments, which can require weeks of training to master, DASYLab has a very short user-learning curve. Many applications can be configured in a few minutes, rather than days or weeks. |
 | Linux® Support for MCC DAQ Products Many MCC products are supported under open-source Linux drivers. MCC works closely with the developer to provide professional driver support for many devices including most USB and PCI hardware. |
 | TracerDAQ® Pro provides four virtual instrument applications used to graphically display and store input data – and generate output signals – within minutes of installing Measurement Computing data acquisition hardware. The applications allow the user to customize appearance, store configurations for future use, save data to a file for export and – with the use of interactive hotspots – change settings while the application is running. |
