Hello,
I have acquired an Omega OMB-DAQ-56 Data Acquisition system along with a computer that has DASYlab already installed on it. I do not have any installation disks for either DASYlab or the Omega hardware. I believe that originally, this computer was used with an MCC-DAQ board. I am an engineering student, and all the other MCC (measurement computing) boards are taken for other use. The configuration program I have is very similar to"InstaCal", which is what we used with the MCC boards...
Essentially, all the MCC boards are being used for a class, and I have a seperate computer with the omega DAQ that I'd like to be able to use for my project.
I have installed the "personal DAQ" files from Omega, and the device is functioning properly. It is reading the thermocouple temperature properly. However, I would like to be able to use DASYlab for its signal conditioning and data logging. I am only taking analog data, that is, I am only using thermocouples and pressure transducers. I read somewhere that DASYlab and this particular hardware do not get along too well when using digital inputs.
I found this file from Omega. http://www.omega.com/manuals/manualpdf/M4280.pdf , and it says that I need the DASYlab installation CD to install the DAQ files with it.. I do not have that. Is there any way I can get around that?
Thank you in advance!
- Wes
