Oak USB Isolated 8 Channel Digital Inputs, 36V Tolerant (V1.2a)

Low Cost and High Performance

The Oak USB Sensor product family combines the cost and performance advantage of highly integrated precision sensors and multi purpose generic interfaces with the ease-of-use of a standard and low cost USB connection. Connect up to 110 Oak USB Sensors to a single USB port of your computer or Colibri module with the help of standard USB hubs and read out your real-time data at the guaranteed USB latency of 1 millisecond.

The Oak In is a USB attached digital input device with 8 input channels. All channels are electrically isolated from each other as well as from the host computer. The Oak In supports input voltages of up to 36 Volts and can be even used for 3.3 Volt logic. All inputs are ESD protected and feature disconnectable interfaces. The mating connectors have screw terminals for a quick
attachment of bare wires.

The Oak In can be integrated in a custom application very easily. The operating power as well as real time digital input data and uncritical device configuration data are all transferred through a simple USB cable. The very low power consumption, including automatic entering into sleep mode, allows using the device not only in fixed installation, but also in mobile applications.

Software

• Oak Studio - Process your Oak Sensor data in graphical and tabular form. Requires Windows XP or above. *NEW*
• Oak_ProgrammingGuide.pdf - Oak Programming Guide
• OakLib.zip - Oak Support Library v1.3 for Windows XP and above (See our OakLib 1.2 to 1.3 migration guide)
• Oak Programming Tutorial for Windows *NEW*
• OakLibTest Console Applications.zip - Sample source code for OakLib v1.3
• OakHID_WinCE_V10.zip - Oak USB-HID Driver for Windows CE 5.0/6.0. Only input devices supported!
• Oak_LabVIEW_Library.zip - LabVIEW VI v1.2.54 for Windows XP and above
• Oak_WinCE_Sample.zip - C Sample Code for Windows CE 5.0/6.0
• Linux sample code for Oak Sensors - Use the Oak Sensors under Linux
• Sample code for Visual Basic .NET and C# - Access your oak sensors from .NET languages
• DSS Services for Oak sensors - Bring support for Oak sensors in Microsoft Robotics Developer Studio