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Connector Block CB-68LPR

Hello everyone!

I am trying to connect many Type-K thermocouples to this connector block. I've connected only one (+ve wire of thermocouple is in screw J68 and -ve is in J34). I measure temperature using VI Logger, channel 0 and it warks perfectly!

BUT I want to connect as many thermocouples as possible! I need help in: what screws to use for other thermocouples, how to connect the rest of them? What combination to use with channels on VI Logger and screws used?

Thanks!

Regards Slav.
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Hi,

This depends mainly on what kind of data acquisition card you are using. You can find the pinouts by going to Measurement & Automation explorer and going to Help >> Help Topics >> Traditional NI-DAQ. In this document, the pinouts are listed for Traditional NI-DAQ Device Terminals >> Multifunction DAQ. It sounds like you have a 68-pin MIO board, so this lists the pinouts for the entire board.

Keep in mind, you also can also use RSE mode and get 16 channels. You would connect the V+ wire to your CH(x) and your V- wire to AIGND. Be sure to set this configuration in MAX so that you can obtain a valid reading.

Hope this helps!

Regards,
Allen P.
Applications Engineer
National Instruments
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This is the only diagram that I could find on website about 68LPR. Thus I don't know which pin is a CH and which one is a AIGND. If it's not much trouble can you list me some combinations on how to connect thermocuples to this pins?

So far I've got (it works perfect):

Pin J68 +ve
Pin J34 -ve (Ch.0) - One Type-K Thermocouple

Can you please list some in this way. Thank you!

I am really desperate, I need as many thermocouples to be connected as possible.

Regards
Slav!
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