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TCIC User’s Manual 8Click Finish – that’s it!

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TCIC User’s Manual 94. Installing the VCP (Virtual COM Port) Driver: 4.1 If the Direct DLL Driver is installed, uninstall it as follows: Click: Start

Page 4 - 1. Main Features

TCIC User’s Manual 104.3 The ‘Found New Hardware Wizard’ appears. Select the last option like this: 4.4 Press Next and select the second option:

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TCIC User’s Manual 114.5 Press Next and browse to the VCP driver folder: 4.6 Click Next…

Page 6 - 2. Installation

TCIC User’s Manual 12Click ‘Finish’ – that’s it! Notes 1. It might occur that the wizard will return to step 4.3, requiring to repeat the process.

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TCIC User’s Manual 133. TCIC-Monitor The TCIC-Monitor utility is an initial setup tool and a smart data logger package for monitoring & collec

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TCIC User’s Manual 14The markings in the screenshot below show the section where each part of the display is described.

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TCIC User’s Manual 153.1 Title This main title shows the versions of the TCIC-Monitor and of the card. For example, the title in the above screensh

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TCIC User’s Manual 16The settings in detail: Common Setting The following is a common setting for all the channels: Temperature Unit: °C / °F Sele

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TCIC User’s Manual 17 Output Mode: SP-Auto / SP-Latch / Manual This is actually ‘output x’ setting rather than ‘channel x’ setting. This se

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TCIC User’s Manual 18 Set Points Switch On: ... Defines the limit that upon its crossing output x will go high (on) signaling a ‘setpoint indica

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TCIC User’s Manual 19Example 4: Output Mode = ‘SP-Latch’, ‘On’ = 100°, ‘Off’ = 110°. The output will go high (on) when the temperature falls from 101

Page 15 - 3. TCIC-Monitor

TCIC User’s Manual 20Sampling Rate: Max. / 0.5 Sec. / ... seconds The Sampling Rate defines the frequency in which readings are refreshed on the

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TCIC User’s Manual 213.2.2.3 Calibration and Defaults Change Calibration The TCIC is factory programmed with the value of the on board reference v

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TCIC User’s Manual 223.2.3 Library There is a ‘settings library’ on the PC disk in which all settings may be stored - both Card Settings (section

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TCIC User’s Manual 233.4 "Save to File" Command ('Start' or 'Stop') The "Save to File" function enables re

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TCIC User’s Manual 243.6 Cold Junction Temperature Displays the temperature of the cold junction, which is essential for the CJC (Cold Junction Co

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TCIC User’s Manual 254. Command Set The communication with the TCIC is via USB (standard), or RS232 or RS485 (optional). Notes 1. After the TCIC h

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TCIC User’s Manual 26‘T’ Returns the board (Cold Junction) in ºC or ºF, whatever was selected in Card settings, plus CR/LF. The value is padded to

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TCIC User’s Manual 274.2 Change Output Status The one-character ‘a’ command turns output #1 off. The one-character ‘A’ command turns output #1 on.

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TCIC User’s Manual 1 1. Main Features 2. Installation 3. TCIC-Monitor 3.1 Title 3.2 Menus 3.2.1 File 3.2.1.1 Exit 3.2.2 Setup 3.2.2.1

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TCIC User’s Manual 284.3 Setpoint Configuration The ‘switch on’ & ‘switch off’ limits define the points where the output will go on and, possi

Page 25 - 3.5 Channel Boxes

TCIC User’s Manual 29‘S’ The TCIC returns a string containing actual 8 ‘switch on’ limits, each followed by a tab (0x09). The end of the string is

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TCIC User’s Manual 304.4 Sample Program The sample program is an improved version of Microsoft’s example “Using the Comm Port”. This is a basic VB-N

Page 27 - 4. Command Set

TCIC User’s Manual 314.5 Troubleshooting Q. I can communicate with the TCIC when it is located in COM1 through COM9, but when it is in COM10 or more

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TCIC User’s Manual 32 5. Multi-Card System This section is relevant only for the TCIC with the RS485 communication option. Introduction The TCI

Page 29 - 4.2 Change Output Status

TCIC User’s Manual 33 One Card System When a system includes only one card, neither configuration nor selection is required, as the card is

Page 30 - 4.3 Setpoint Configuration

TCIC User’s Manual 34Communication Protocol There are 26 allowable addresses, referenced by the lower case letters a-z. The address ‘a’ is

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TCIC User’s Manual 356. USB, RS232 & RS485 In addition to USB, The TCIC has an option for both full-duplex RS232 and half-duplex RS

Page 32 - 4.4 Sample Program

TCIC User’s Manual 36POWER SUPPLY Using an external power supply is optional on USB* applications but essential for RS232 and RS485 applications. •

Page 33 - 4.5 Troubleshooting

TCIC User’s Manual 377. Specifications 7.1 Power Supply 5.0 VDC ±5% from either external supply via DC jack or from USB Bus, jumper selectable. 7

Page 34 - 5. Multi-Card System

TCIC User’s Manual 21. Main Features • Very High Speed & High Resolution. • Supports up to 8 channels (differential inputs). • Each channel

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TCIC User’s Manual 38 7.4 Thermocouple Types The following thermocouple types and temperature ranges are supported by onboard ITS-90 polynomial conv

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TCIC User’s Manual 398. LabVIEW Sample The LabVIEW sample was created with LabVIEW 6.1 using the VCP (Virtual COM Port) driver. Figure #1 shows the

Page 37 - 6. USB, RS232 & RS485

TCIC User’s Manual 40 Figure #1 – output screen of the LabVIEW sample Figure #2 – LabVIEW’s MAX (Measurement and Automation Explorer)

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TCIC User’s Manual 3Setpoints Each channel may be defined as a setpoint, which means that the corresponding output will turn on upon crossing some l

Page 41 - 8. LabVIEW Sample

TCIC User’s Manual 42. Installation (The following description refers to Windows XP. Obviously, on another operating system it might be different.

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TCIC User’s Manual 5 Click Finish. 3.2 Disconnect or disable the internet communication if such exists. The reason for that is that there are cases

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TCIC User’s Manual 63.5 Press Next and select the second option: 3.6 Press Next and browse to the Direct DLL driver folder:

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TCIC User’s Manual 73.7 Click Next… 3.8 Press Continue Anyway…

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