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-====== Configuring DAQami for voltage and temperature measurements with a USB-TC-AI ======+====== Configuring DAQami for Voltage and Temperature Measurements With a USB-TC-AI ======
  
-If using a [[ https://files.digilent.com/resources/measurement-computing/Reference Attachments/USB-TC-AI | USB-TC-AI]] module for the first time on the target Windows system, then begin by installing the latest MCC DAQ Software (www.mccdaq.com/Software-Downloads).  During the installation, select the options for InstaCal, Universal Library, and DAQami.  Connect the USB-TC-AI module to the target system after the installation has completed.  Reference the USB-TC-AI User’s Guide for connecting signals to the voltage vs. temperature terminals (User Guides are located at www.mccdaq.com/manuals/).+If using a USB-TC-AI module for the first time on the target Windows system, then begin by installing the latest MCC DAQ Software (found [[https://digilent.com/shop/software/mcc-software/|here]]).  During the installation, select the options for InstaCal, Universal Library, and DAQami.  Connect the USB-TC-AI module to the target system after the installation has completed.  Reference the USB-TC-AI User’s Guide for connecting signals to the voltage vs. temperature terminals (User Guides are located here in Digilent Reference: [[/daq-and-datalogging/manuals/start]]).
  
 Launch MCC’s InstaCal utility.  Once the USB-TC-AI module is visible in the Board List, double-click on the board to access the Board Configuration window.  Configure the Temperature and Voltage Channels to be used; see image below. Launch MCC’s InstaCal utility.  Once the USB-TC-AI module is visible in the Board List, double-click on the board to access the Board Configuration window.  Configure the Temperature and Voltage Channels to be used; see image below.