T7 Quickstart Overview
The installer covers UD devices (U3, U6, UE9) and LJM devices (T-series, Digit), so not all installed applications will work with the T7. The following applications work with the T7:
- Kipling,
- LJLogM, and
- LJStreamM.
Only run 1 application at a time.
If there is an installation problem, see the Windows Installer Troubleshooting (App Note)


7. Connect a jumper wire securely from DAC0 to AIN0.

For a guaranteed valid connection, a conductor must be clamped securely in the screw-terminal, not just touching some part of the screw-terminal.
DAC stands for "Digital to Analog Converter", AIN stands for "Analog Input".
Adjust the DAC0 analog output voltage, and you will see AIN0 follow DAC0 if the jumper wire is installed.
Moving forward from here...
Basic Functionality Examples:
Connecting via Ethernet or WiFi:
Software Options:
Communication:
On-board Lua Scripting:
Getting Support:
- T-Series Datasheet
- LJM User's Guide
- Modbus Documentation
- Modbus Map
- Application Notes
- If you have a question that you think should be covered in the documentation, try going to our web page where you think it should be and post a comment there.
- Other great options are on our forum or email.
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Will the T7-Pro Real Time
Will the T7-Pro Real Time Clock be set by NTP, PTP or manually? PTP would be awesome, but usually requires certain CPUs. It would also be great if it could stream and log at the same time based on an autostart script.
Right now we have only set
Right now we have only set the RTC manually. We will look at NTP and PTP, but just not sure at this point.
I'm not sure what exactly you are saying with "stream and log at the same time based on an autostart script". Let us know a little more about what you have in mind.
I would like the T7-Pro to
I would like the T7-Pro to power up, configure itself (channels, ranges, rates) based on a file and then log that data as well as stream it realtime. It would either stream UDP or make a connection (per the config file) and stream to that device. It would appear that a startup script would be required to accomplish this; either stored in flash or on the SD card with the config file. The config file would be on the SD card so different configurations could be on separate SD cards. This may be asking too much, but it would also be neat if it could stream to a NAS. While I'm piling it on, POE would be nice too. It would also be nice to be able to reclaim the 2 internalized channels to have a standard 16 channel DAQ.
I haven't actually used it, but I have looked at how it works and I'm glad to see that you've chosen LUA as your scripting engine.
Some places (like mine) have a big problem with WiFi. I'm sure it's in there pretty tight so it wouldn't be an easy thing to actually remove. We should be able to get around it since it can be turned off (I'm guessing).
Can't say exactly when/if we
Can we use DAQFactory to