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General| Power Supply | 24 VDC |
|---|---|
| Sampling Rate | Up to 100 kHz per channel |
| Resolution | 16-bit |
| Input Voltage Range | ±10 V |
| Interfaces | Ethernet, USB |
| Channels | Up to 64 |
Defines the intended audience for this manual, focusing on qualified professionals.
Explains symbols and designations for commands, keys, buttons, and safety icons.
Describes the meaning of safety symbols (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, Note, etc.) used throughout the document.
Highlights the central unit as the core of the iba modular system, supporting I/O modules.
Details the ease of operation via monitor/keyboard or network client.
Explains alarm functions and network connection options.
Specifies the allowed applications for the device as an electrical apparatus.
Details critical warnings for voltage, module handling, device opening, and ventilation.
Details power supply and installation requirements for the central unit and modules.
Lists requirements for monitor, keyboard, mouse, or ibaPDA client.
Step-by-step guides for installing and removing the device from a subrack.
Explains operation with the ibaMBox mobile measuring system.
Guides on network or local peripheral setup for initial device configuration.
Identifies front panel components, ports, and their functions.
Explains the status indication by LEDs for operating state and data recording.
Details the functionality of the ON/OFF switch and rotary switch.
Describes FO, Ethernet, and USB ports for connectivity.
Explains the function and pin assignment of digital I/O ports.
Illustrates integration via ibaPDA client, monitor, or Remote Desktop.
Covers connecting to networks via Ethernet, USB adapters, and UPS.
Lists ibaNet protocols and their sample applications.
Procedure for updating the firmware of the central unit and I/O modules.
Explains how ibaDAQ automatically updates modules to the central unit's release version.
Steps to connect and select the ibaDAQ server using the ibaPDA client.
Guide to automatically detect or manually add I/O modules in ibaPDA.
Configuration of basic module settings like name, timebase, and IP address.
Settings for digital inputs (debounce) and outputs (expression, active state).
Configuration of FO interface, network settings, and special functions.
Provides key specifications like processor, OS, RAM, storage, and power.
Details ibaNet, FO, Ethernet, USB, and DisplayPort interface specifications.
Technical specs for digital inputs/outputs, including isolation and connection.
Lists available I/O modules and their compatibility with subracks.
Provides physical dimensions of the ibaDAQ unit and mounting options.
Pin assignment details for voltage supply and digital I/O connections.
Lists different subrack models for accommodating the central unit and modules.
Details mounting brackets and plates for system installation.
Describes available terminal blocks for connections.
Provides contact details for technical support, including phone and email.
Lists the main contact address and phone number for iba AG.
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