PACEline CMD Digital Charge Amplifier: Measures Signals From 50 pC to 2 Million pC

Archive including all current firmware for all modules of the CMD series (CMD600 and CMD2000).
Please use "CMD Firmware Updater for Version 3.62 and higher" on this page.

This project is a macro-project and contains CAE data for Eplan Electric P8.

CMD Assistant and Firmware Loader for Windows 2000, XP, Vista, 7/8/10. Allows the easy setup of CMD modules, visualization and process-data storage. All required drivers are included and will be installed during startup.

Starting with assistant-version 1.2.4.0 only CMD with firmware 3.0 and higher can be used. Devices with firmware 2.9 and lower are shown in the device-scan but marked red with a note for firmware-update. Please do also a firmware-update for those devices, for features see release-notes.

To simplify the use of CMD meauring amplifier a complete support for communication in form of a Labview driver is available, respectively Labview programs/subroutines called virtual instruments (VIs).
The purpose of this document is to explain in detail all aspects of the Labview CMD driver:

• Driver structure
• VI blocks
• Application example – getting started

The CMD driver is completely written in Labview Professional Development System. In order to use the drivers the user will need Labview version 9.0.1 or later.
This example does not imply any warranty or guarantee.

This Siemens Step7 example describes a project to connect the type CMD measuring amplifier from HBM GmbH to a Siemens S7-315-2 PN/DP CPU via UDP and store the measured values transmitted via UDP in a data module. The measured values are to be read and processed with up to 1000 Hz via UDP.

HBM does not guarantee the completeness and correctness of this example.

This is an instruction for adjusting a sensor with a CMD charge amplifier. The adjustment assistant is especially useful if a sensor is not calibrated, or assembled in a construction, for example as force bypass.

This is an instruction for adjusting a sensor with a CMD charge amplifier. The adjustment assistant is especially useful if a sensor is not calibrated, or assembled in a construction, for example as force bypass.