DAQCARD-AO-2DC
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DAQCARD-AO-2DC

The National Instruments DAQCard-AO-2DC is a PCMCIA analog output and current-loop DAQ card with two output channels. Its software-selectable voltage ranges are 0–10 V and ±5 V.

ManufacturerNational Instruments
ModelDAQCARD-AO-2DC
Product TypeAnalog output and current-loop DAQ card
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Host interfacePCMCIA
Analog output channels2, numbered 0 and 1
Voltage ranges0–10 V and ±5 V, software-selectable
Driver generationNI-DAQ 6.9.x or earlier; not supported by NI-DAQmx
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The DAQCard-AO-2DC belongs to National Instruments' legacy PCMCIA DAQCard family. NI's hardware capability tables identify two analog output channels with selectable unipolar 0–10 V and bipolar ±5 V voltage ranges, plus a current-sink output mode.

Software planning is important for this model: NI specifies NI-DAQ 6.9.x or earlier and excludes it from NI-DAQmx and Traditional NI-DAQ 7.x support. Consult the archived driver support matrix before selecting a host operating system.

  • Two analog output channels, addressed as channels 0 and 1.
  • Software-selectable 0–10 V and ±5 V voltage output ranges.
  • Current-sink output functionality for current-loop operation.
  • PCMCIA interface within the NI DAQCard product family.
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Host interfacePCMCIA
Analog output channel count2 channels
Analog output channel numbers0, 1
Voltage output ranges0 to 10; ±5 V
Output range selectionSoftware-selectable
Required driver generationNI-DAQ 6.9.x or earlier
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DAQCard-AO-2DC

Analog output and current-loop DAQ device

Software ecosystem

Legacy NI-DAQ 6.9.x or earlier, not NI-DAQmx.

Verify host operating-system and legacy driver support before integration. Confirm the current-sink range before designing current-loop wiring.
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How many analog output channels does the DAQCard-AO-2DC have?

NI lists two analog output channels, numbered 0 and 1, with software-selectable 0–10 V and ±5 V voltage ranges.

Can this card use NI-DAQmx?

No. NI identifies the DAQCard-AO-2DC as unsupported by NI-DAQmx and Traditional NI-DAQ 7.x and specifies NI-DAQ 6.9.x or earlier.

What current-sink range should be used for system design?

The reviewed NI references conflict: revision A of the LabVIEW Function and VI Reference Manual lists 0–10 mA, while revision B lists 0–20 mA. Confirm the applicable hardware specification before connecting a current-loop circuit.

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