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LabJack
UE9-Pro USB/Ethernet DAQ
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All
the functions of the standard LabJack
UE9 but with the addition of a
high resolution 24-bit ADC. A multifunction datalogging, data
acquisition and control device which works over both USB and Ethernet
connections. Supplied with a wide range of FREE Data logging and
oscilloscope software and examples for use with most programming and
DAQ packages.
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14
Analogue Inputs
- Dual
ADC design - 12/16 bit high speed, 24-bit low speed, high resolution
- 24-bit
ADC with 20 bit effective resolution
- ±5
or 0-5 Volt Maximum Analogue Input Range
- Up
to 50kHz streaming to disk (not 24-bit mode)
- Approx
8 samples per second in 24-bit mode
- PGA
with Gains of 1, 2, 4, or 8 (Unipolar Ranges Only)
- Supports
Software or Hardware Timed Acquisition
- Can
connect to thermocouple directly
- 2
Analogue Outputs (12-Bit)
- 23
Digital I/O (Up to 50 Hz per I/O)
- Up
to 2 Counters (32-bits each)
- Up
to 6 Timers (Pulse Timing, PWM Output, Quadrature Input)
- Built-In
Screw Terminals for Some Signals
- All
I/O routed to edge D-type connectors
- USB
2.0/1.1 (Full Speed) Interface
- Ethernet
10baseT Interface
- Electrical
Isolation Possible with Ethernet Interface
- No
Power Supply Needed for USB Operation
- Includes
Licensed Copy of DAQFactory
Express Software
- Supported
by ProfiLab
and RealView software
- NEW
- DAQPlot Data
acquisition software for Apple
Macintosh computers
- Includes
LabVIEW VI's and software examples
- Includes
USB and Ethernet Cable, Power Supply, and Screwdriver
- Free
Firmware Upgrades
- Enclosure
Size Approximately 75mm x 175mm x 25mm
- Rated
for Industrial Temp Range (-40 to +85 °C)
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Analogue
Inputs |
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The
LabJack UE9-Pro has 14 external analogue inputs (AIN0-AIN13) and 2
internal analogue inputs (AIN14-AIN15). AIN0-AIN3 are available on
screw terminals and also on the DB37 connector. All 14 analogue
inputs are available on the DB37 connector.
Each
analogue input can be configured individually as unipolar (0-5
volts) or bipolar (±5 volts). An internal PGA provides gains of
1, 2, 4, or 8 (unipolar ranges only at this time). Analogue input
resolution is 12-bits at max speed (10 us conversion time giving
50kHz rate), increasing up to 16-bits at slower speeds (10 ms
conversion time).
The
UE9-Pro has an additional resolution setting that causes
acquisitions to use the alternate high-resolution converter (24-bit
sigma-delta). Resolution is configured on a device basis, not for
each channel.
Thermocouples
It
is possible to connect thermocouples directly to the UE9-Pro, if you
don't require great accuracy: a resolution of ±1 °C is
achievable. You need to set the resolution to maximum (17 bits) and
use the highest gain setting. For high resolution readings, use the
24-bit mode. The UE9 has an internal temperature sensor, which can be
used for cold junction compensation. DAQFactory contains thermocouple
linearisation as a built-in conversion function. A DAQFactory
thermocouple example is included.
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Analogue
Outputs |
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The
LabJack UE9-Pro has 2 analogue outputs (DAC0 and DAC1) that are
available both on screw terminals and the DB37 connector. Each
analogue output can be set to a voltage between 0 and about 4.8 volts
with 12-bits of resolution.
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Digital
I/O |
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The
LabJack UE9-Pro has 23 digital I/O channels which can be
individually configured as input, output-high, or output-low. 8 of
these lines are called flexible digital I/O (FIO) and can be software
configured as up to 6 timers and 2 counters.
The
first 4 FIO are available on screw terminals and the DB37 connector.
All 8 FIO and 3 MIO are available on the DB37 connector, and 8 EIO
and 3 CIO are available on the DB15 connector.
Up
to 6 FIO can be configured as timers. The timers are very flexible,
providing options such as PWM output for motor control, pulse timing,
and quadrature input. Up to 2 FIO can be configured as 32-bit counters.
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Software |
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The
LabJack UE9-Pro is supplied with a range of software which can also
be downloaded here.
Control
Panel Application
The
LabJack Control Panel application handles configuration and testing
of the UE9. When first opened it searches for connected LabJacks and
displays a list. From the Control Panel Application, it is possible
to change UE9-Pro IP addess, USB ID number and read/write all
analogue/digital I/O.
Self-Upgrade
Application
Both
processors in the UE9-Pro have field upgradeable flash memory. The
self-upgrade application programs the latest firmware onto either
processor. FREE firmware upgrade will be available from time to time
bringing improved performace and new features. |

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DAQFactory
Express Software |
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The
UE9-Pro is supplied with a FREE copy of DAQFactory Express. This offers;
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There
are also several free DAQFactory examples to get you started;
NOTE
- Early UE9's were shipped without the DAQFActory Drivers and
examples. The drivers can be downloaded here
and the examples here
It
is possible to upgrade your copy of DAQFactory Express to any other
version of DAQFactory. See DAQFactory
for more details
Optional
Software
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RealView
- The premier virtual chart recorder software package.

More
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ProfiLab-Expert
- graphical
programming software package for data acquisition and control applications

More
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DAQPlot
- data acquisition, logging and control for Apple Macintosh computers

More
Information >>
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LabVIEW
Supplied
with LabVIEW VI's. These VIs make use of the native TCP capability
of LabVIEW. They do not require any special LabJack drivers, and thus
should work on any LabVIEW platform that supports TCP
Programming
Includes
Visual C and Visual Basic modules for the LabJackUD driver, and
simple example projects.
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In
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Power
Supply
Power
can be provided by the USB cable or an external 5 volt supply. When
only Ethernet is connected, and an isolated power supply is used, the
entire UE9-Pro is electrically isolated.
High
Channel Count Applications
By
using USB hubs or Ethernet switches, many LabJacks can be interfaced
to a single PC, providing an inexpensive solution for low-speed high
channel count applications.
Wireless
Data Acquisition
Combining
the UE9-Pro with a standard 802.11 wireless Ethernet bridge provides
inexpensive wireless data acquisition. Applications include
high-speed continuous wireless data acquisition, long distance remote
sensing and control, or PDA based data acquisition.
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Accessories |
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CB-37
Screw Terminal Board

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Provides
convenient screw terminals for the DB37 connector on the LabJack UE9.
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CB-15
Screw Terminal Board

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Provides
convenient screw terminals for the DB15 connector on the LabJack UE9. |
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LJTick-InAmp

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Signal-conditioning
module provides two instrumentation amplifiers ideal for low-level
signals such as bridge circuits (e.g. strain gauges) and
thermocouples.
Each
amplifier converts a differential input to single-ended. The LJTIA
has switches to choose from 5 gain settings (x1, x11, x51, x201, or
custom) and two output voltage offsets. The 4-pin design plugs into
the standard AIN/AIN/GND/VS screw terminal block found on the U3.
User
Manual >>
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LJTick-Relay
Driver

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The
LJTick-RelayDriver (LJTRD) allows 2 digital I/O lines on a U3 or UE9
to each control a relay or other moderate load. The 4-pin design
plugs into the standard DIO/DIO/GND/VS screw terminal block found on
newer LabJacks such as the U3 and UE9.
Each
DIO controls a switch to ground (i.e. open-collector) that can hold
off up to 50 volts and can sink up to 200 mA.
User
Manual >>
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LJTick-Divider

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The
LJTick-Divider (LJTD) is a signal-conditioning module designed to
take 2 single-ended higher voltage analogue signals, and divide them
down to 0-2.5 volt signals. The 4-pin design plugs into the standard
AIN/AIN/GND/VS screw terminal block found on newer LabJacks such as
the U3 and UE9.
The
use of large resistors and a precision op-amp buffer provides an
input impedance of 1 megaohm. By adding or replacing resistors, many
other configurations are possible, as discussed in the datasheet.
User
Manual >>
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LJTick-Divider

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The
LJTick-CurrentShunt (LJTCS) is a signal-conditioning module designed
to convert a 4-20 mA current loop input signal into a 0.47-2.36 volt
signal compatible with the LabJack U3 or UE9. The 4-pin design plugs
into the standard AIN/AIN/GND/VS screw terminal block found on newer
LabJacks such as the U3 and UE9.
User
Manual >>
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PowerEgg
- Mains Switch/Monitor

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User
Manual >>
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EI1050
Digital Temperature/Humidity Probe

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Datasheet
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EI1034
Digital Temperature Probe

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Datasheet
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USB
Active
Extender

USB-EXT
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A
USB cable cannot be used reliably used where the distance is greater
than 5m. For distances greater than this, an active USB repeater is required
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USB
Active
Extender CAT5

USB-CAT5
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Overcome
USB's 5m transmission limitation by using this extender along with
standard network cable. Can extend USB by up to 45m.
NOTE
- not supplied with RJ45 cable - just Master and Remote units |
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USB
Active Extender with 4-port HUB

USB-EXTHUB
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Phone
+44(0)115 925 8412 | Fax +44(0)115 925 9757 |