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Technical reference

3.4.3

Excel

The easiest way to transfer data into Excel is to use PicoLog.

However, you can also write an Excel macro which calls adc100xx.dll to read in a

set of data values. The Excel Macro language is similar to Visual Basic.

The example ADC100xx.XLS reads in 20 values from channels 1 and 2, one per

second, and assigns them to cells A1..B20.

Note that it is usually necessary to copy the .DLL file to your directory.

3.4.4

LabVIEW

The routines described here were tested using LabVIEW for Windows 95 version 4.0.

While it is possible to access all of the driver routines described earlier, it is easier to

use the special LabVIEW access routines if only single readings are required. The

adc100.llb library in the DRIVERS subdirectory shows how to access these routines.

To use these routines, copy adc100.llb and adc10032.dll to your LabVIEW

user.lib directory. You will then find three sub-vis to access the ADC-100 and

ADC-101.

Adc100_single takes a single reading from a specified port and channel

adc100_example shows how to call adc100_single repeatedly.

Adc100_block shows how to collect a block of data at high speeds.

3.4.5

Visual Basic

Version 4 and 5 (32 bits)

The DRIVERS subdirectory contains the following files:

ADC10032.VBP

ADC10032.BAS

ADC10032.FRM

3.4.6

Agilent VEE

The example program adc100.vee is in the drivers subdirectory.

The example shows how to collect a block of data from the ADC-100. It would be

necessary to adjust the scaling for use with the ADC-101.

You will need to copy the following file into the program directory:

adc100.vh

3.4.7

Linux

The ADC-100 and ADC-101 are supported under Linux using the picopar parallel port

driver kit. The tar file picopar.tar, available from the Pico web site, contains source

code for the driver and example programs, together with full instructions to compile,

install and run the software.

The Linux parallel port driver kit supports only units connected direct to the parallel

port: it does not support USB-connected devices.

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