All of them will be shown step by step. The manufacturer says . . . Chipcenter's Alex Mendelsohn says . . . The release officially marks Measurement Computing's entrance into USB the market.
Screw terminals provide easy field wiring to all inputs and outputs.
Additionally, there are several application examples that demonstrate how to use the interface library and a software enabled input filter available on all channels. There are no interrupt designations to type into config files, nor any DIP switches or jumpers to place. The table here summarizes what the interface DLL will export. It also derives operating power from the USB, pulling about 20 mA or so from the 5 V found there. Measurement Computing states in its press release that the product provides isolation, but I think it's worth saying that it does this by means of opto-isolators on the input lines.