Appendix A Device-Specific Information
© National Instruments Corporation A-69 M Series User Manual
SCXI Accessories
SCXI is a programmable signal conditioning system designed for
measurement and automation applications. To connect your M Series
device to an SCXI chassis, use the SCXI-1349 adapter and an
SHC68-68-EPM cable.
You also can use an M Series device to control the SCXI section of a
PXI/SCXI combination chassis, such as the PXI-1010 or PXI-1011. The
M Series device in the rightmost PXI slot controls the SCXI devices.
No cables or adapters are necessary.
Refer to the SCXI Advisor, available by going to
ni.com/info and
entering the info code
rdscad, for more information.
SCC Accessories
SCC provides portable, modular signal conditioning to your DAQ system.
To connect your M Series device to an SCC module carrier, such as the
SC-2345, SC-2350, or SCC-68, use an SHC68-68-EPM shielded cable.
Note PCI Express users should consider the power limits on certain SCC modules without
an external power supply. Refer to the NI 625x Specifications, and the Disk Drive Power
Connector section of Chapter 3, Connector and LED Information, for information about
power limits and increasing the current the device can supply on the +5 V terminal.
Refer to the SCC Advisor, available by going to
ni.com/info and
entering the info code
rdscav, for more information.
BNC Accessories
You can use the SHC68-68-EPM shielded cable, to connect your DAQ
device to BNC accessories, such as the following:
• BNC-2110—Provides BNC connectivity to all analog signals, some
digital signals, and spring terminals for other digital signals
• BNC-2111—Provides BNC connectivity to 16 single-ended analog
input signals, two analog output signals, five DIO/PFI signals, and the
external reference voltage for analog output
• BNC-2120—Similar to the BNC-2110, and also has a built-in function
generator, quadrature encoder, temperature reference, and
thermocouple connector
• BNC-2090A—Desktop/rack-mountable device with 22 BNCs for
connecting analog, digital, and timing signals
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