Description
The National Instruments NB-DIO-32F Digital I/O Board is a crucial component in the NB Series designed specifically for integration with Macintosh NuBus systems. With the part number 776157-01, this board can be easily identified and is known for its compatibility with the NB24 Digital I/O Shielded-Ribbon Cable, available in lengths of 0.5 m and 1 m with part numbers 180554-05 and 180554-10 respectively.
Programmable through LabVIEW application software and supported by NI-DAQ driver software for Macintosh, the NB-DIO-32F is designed for TTL compatible I/O channels and includes a high-performance RTSI bus interface. It offers multiple I/O handshaking options to accommodate a wide range of peripherals with parallel interfaces. The board boasts a maximum transfer rate of 350 kwords/s, ensuring rapid data processing and transfer.
A 50-pin male digital I/O connector serves as the board’s primary connection point, making it compatible with the National Instruments’ 32-channel SSR backplane. To function effectively, the NB-DIO-32F board requires a power supply capable of delivering 2.2 A at +5 VDC maximum from the NuBus.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product | National Instruments NB-DIO-32F Digital I/O Board |
| Part Number | 776157-01 |
| Series | NB Series |
| Compatibility | Macintosh NuBus |
| Compatible Cable | NB24 Digital I/O Shielded-Ribbon Cable |
| Cable Part Numbers | 0.5 m: 180554-05, 1 m: 180554-10 |
| Software Programming | LabVIEW |
| Driver Software | NI-DAQ for Macintosh |
| I/O Channels Compatibility | TTL |
| RTSI Bus Interface | Yes |
| I/O Handshaking Options | Multiple |
| Maximum Transfer Rate | 350 kwords/s |
| Connector Type | 50-pin male digital I/O connector |
| Power Requirement | 2.2 A maximum at +5 VDC |
Q1: What are the handshaking options and maximum transfer rate of the National Instruments NB-DIO-32F Digital I/O Board, and what is its power supply requirement for optimal operation?
A1: The National Instruments NB-DIO-32F Digital I/O Board requires LabVIEW application software and NI-DAQ driver software for operation on Macintosh NuBus systems.
Q2: What are the specific features and software compatibility details of the National Instruments NB-DIO-32F Digital I/O Board designed for Macintosh NuBus systems?
A2: The power supply required for the effective functioning of the National Instruments NB-DIO-32F Digital I/O Board within a Macintosh NuBus system must be capable of delivering a maximum of 2.2 A at +5 VDC.
Q3: What programming software and driver support are necessary for operating the National Instruments NB-DIO-32F Digital I/O Board on Macintosh NuBus systems?
A3: The National Instruments NB-DIO-32F Digital I/O Board offers multiple I/O handshaking options for accommodating various peripherals with parallel interfaces, boasts a maximum transfer rate of 350 kwords/s for rapid data processing, and requires a power supply capable of delivering 2.2 A at +5 VDC maximum from the NuBus for optimal operation.
Q4: What are the required specifications for the power supply to ensure the effective functioning of the National Instruments NB-DIO-32F Digital I/O Board within a Macintosh NuBus system?
A4: The National Instruments NB-DIO-32F Digital I/O Board is designed for Macintosh NuBus systems and supports TTL compatible I/O channels with a high-performance RTSI bus interface; it features a maximum transfer rate of 350 kwords/s and is programmable via LabVIEW with NI-DAQ driver support for Macintosh. It is compatible with the NB24 Digital I/O Shielded-Ribbon Cable, which comes in 0.5 m (part number 180554-05) and
Q5: What are the specifications and compatibility options of the National Instruments NB-DIO-32F Digital I/O Board, including its design features for integration with Macintosh NuBus systems and the applicable part numbers for its associated shielded-ribbon cables?
A5: The National Instruments NB-DIO-32F Digital I/O Board designed for Macintosh NuBus systems features TTL compatible I/O channels, an RTSI bus interface, a maximum transfer rate of 350 kwords/s, and is programmable through LabVIEW application software with support from NI-DAQ driver software for Macintosh; it also includes a 50-pin male digital I/O connector and requires a power supply of 2.2 A at +5 VDC maximum to operate.
