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MCC 128
Example Programs
MCC DAQ HAT Examples
The MCC DAQ HAT Library includes example programs
developed in C/C++ and Python that users can run to become
familiar with the DAQ HAT library and boards; source code is
included.
Console-Based (C/C++ and Python)
Console-based examples are provided that demonstrate how to
perform continuous and finite scans, trigger an acquisition, and
synchronously acquire data from multiple MCC 128 HATs using
the external clock and trigger options. The continuous_scan
example is shown here. Source code is included.
Web Server (Python)
The web server example lets users configure acquisition options
and view acquired data from a browser window. This example
is written for Python (source included).
View logged data on a Google Sheets spreadsheet from your browser
IFTTT Applet (Python)
IFTTT (If This Then That) is a free web-based service that inter-
acts with apps and hardware to automate various functions. The
IFTTT DAQ HAT example reads two MCC 128 channels at regular
intervals, and writes the data to a Google Sheets spreadsheet.
Users can remotely monitor the spreadsheet from Google Drive.
An IFTTT account is required. This example is written for Python
(source included).
Configure options and view strip chart data from your browser
Configure options, plot data on a strip chart, and log data to a file
Display the value of each input channel in a terminal window
User Interface
Example programs featuring a user interface are provided in
different formats. Examples of each are shown here.
DataLogger (C/C++)
The datalogger example shows how to acquire data from the
MCC 128, display the data on a strip chart, and log the data to
a CSV file. This example can be run from the terminal.