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The SC-USB allows Campbell Scientific data loggers to communicate directly with computers that have a USB interface. The SC-USB is optically isolated, which helps eliminate noise pickup associated with PC power supplies and ground connections. The SC-USB can be used in place of an SC32B interface.
Read MoreThe SC-USB Optically Isolated Interface is used to connect a data logger's CS I/O port to a PC's USB port. Multiple devices can be connected to the SC-USB in parallel. Because the connection is optically isolated, the SC-USB interface can replace an SC32B/USB converter combination. Optical isolation helps eliminate noise pickup associated with PC power supplies and ground connections.
The SC-USB supports synchronous high-speed data transfer for up to 1 Mbps (when supported by data logger). Asynchronous communication is supported from 9600 to 115200 bps. The USB transfer rate is up to 12 Mbps.
Power | Drawn from the PC and data logger |
CS I/O Port | Opto-isolated (signal isolation only) from the PC’s USB port to 47 Vac or dc |
Operating Temperature Range | -25° to +50°C |
Cable Description | Type-A male to type-B male |
Campbell Scientific Protocols Supported |
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Cable Length | 1.8 m (6 ft) |
Dimensions | 7.5 x 4 x 2 cm (3 x 1.6 x 0.8 in.) |
Weight | 85 g (3.0 oz) |
Current Drain |
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Drawn from Data Logger |
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Drawn from PC |
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Communication Rates |
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Asynchronous | 9600 bps to 115 kbps |
Synchronous | Up to 1 Mbps |
Note:The following shows notable compatibility information. It is not a comprehensive list of all compatible or incompatible products.
Product | Compatible | Note |
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21X(retired) | ||
CR10(retired) | ||
CR1000(retired) | ||
CR10X(retired) | ||
CR200X(retired) | ||
CR206X(retired) | ||
CR211X(retired) | ||
CR216X(retired) | ||
CR23X(retired) | ||
CR295X(retired) | ||
CR3000(retired) | ||
CR500(retired) | ||
CR5000(retired) | ||
CR510(retired) | ||
CR6 | ||
CR800 | ||
CR850 | ||
CR9000(retired) | ||
CR9000X(retired) |
The SC-USB uses USB version 1.1.
The PC drivers support Windows 2000, XP, Vista, 7, 8, and 10 operating systems.
Current version of the SC-USB firmware. The SC-USB utility is used to update the firmware in the SC-USB.
Number of FAQs related toSC-USB:4
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See the table for a detailed comparison:
17394 |
SC32B |
SC929 |
SC-USB |
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Useful for Connecting |
PC USB port to data logger RS- 232 port |
Data logger CS I/O port to laptop COM port |
Data logger CS I/O port to laptop COM port |
Data logger CS I/O port to PC USB port |
Connectors |
USB A male – 9-pin male |
9-pin male – 9-pin female |
9-pin male – 9-pin female |
USB B female – 9-pin male |
Length |
6 ft |
3 in. |
6 ft |
1.6 in. |
Power Consumption |
N/A |
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8 mA continuous |
Active <20 ma="" --20--=""> |
Optically Isolated |
No |
Yes |
No |
Yes |
Operating Temperature |
N/A |
-25° to +50°C |
-25° to +50°C |
-25° to +50°C |
Maximum Data Transfer Rate |
1 Mbps USB |
115200 bps |
9600 bps |
1 Mbps USB |
我们的许多最近的数据记录器微B USB port. Simply use a Type A to Micro B, male-to-male cable. Although any USB cable, with the correct connectors and drivers, should work, there is a better chance of success using a cable supplied by Campbell Scientific.
For data loggers with an RS-232 port, only a serial or USB to RS-232 cable (sometimes called a USB-to-serial-adapter cable) is needed. Although any USB to RS-232 cable should work with the appropriate drivers, there is a better chance of success using the USB to RS-232 cables sold by Campbell Scientific.
There are several options for data loggers that don’t have an RS-232 port but have a CSI/O port:
For data loggers with a CSI/O and RS-232 or USB port, it is not necessary to use the SC32B unless there is another device connected to the RS-232 port or there are concerns about low-level noise from a permanently connected, ac-powered computer.
The combination of the USB to serial (17394) and the SC32B is basically the same as the SC-USB. Both options enable communication between a computer and a data logger with a CS I/O port.
Communication through the data logger’s CS I/O port requires an interface that converts the computer’s RS-232 voltage levels to the CMOS levels of the data logger. Typically, that interface is anSC32B. The SC32B connects to the data logger’s CS I/O port via an SC12 or serial cable and connects to a computer’s 9-pin serial port via a serial cable. When the computer does not have a serial port, a 9-pin serial-to-USB cable, such aspn 17394, can be used with the SC32B. Alternatively,instead of the SC32B, usetheSC-USB.
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