SeanEE
Documentation
No one likes code without comments or hardware without docs...
Hardware Specs: MagicDAQ.com
Includes data sheet, mechanical engineering drawing, and 3D Model (.stp)
API Docs: MagicDAQ API Docs
Includes install instructions (pip) and code examples for every function.
Need More Hardware Testing Capabilities?
Need features like current measurement, temperature measurement, relay switching, and variable voltage power output to complete your test setup?
Check out our compatible off-the-shelf test jig:
Want One?
On the MagicDAQ website we're offering the DAQ for sale to firms at commercial rates.
If you are an educational or hobbyist user, feel free to send us an email and we can offer you a substantial discount.
Distribution
We'd love some help getting MagicDAQ out to the world. If you're interested in being a distribution partner, please email us.
Want to Talk?
Got technical questions? Just want to chat?
Feel free to email us:
David Spinden
Jan B.
Electorials
BunneyDude
niuyingxian - In a short answer, no - there is no Python running on the actual hardware. There is an embedded C program running on the hardware that talks to a standard USB Driver on the computer. The Python API then talks to the USB Driver. The user's Python scripts to control the MagicDAQ talk to the Python API.