Scale driver through USB

We are going to use a Mettler Toledo MS303S USB scale. Ohaus was recently bought by Mettler Toledo and I think that the product that we are using is a re-branded Ohaus scale. I am looking for an available driver. Any help?

There was a recent discussion on using a USB scale with LabVIEW. You should read that over to see if any of it applies to your device.
Otherwise, you're going to need to find out what type of USB driver is being used. Do they have a custom USB driver? Are they using HID?

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So I'm looking at purchasing one of these bad boys:
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dcbaros wrote:
Well I know the drive is fine because I can run it from the usb enclosure, but is the sata cable going bad a common problem?
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Can I install a OS on a hard drive conected through usb On my macbook pro?
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Will not work.
Mac is not capable of running older version then it shipped with originally.
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I have a Leopard DL disk & bought an external CD drive, but I read that I can't install through USB?

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PS
Can you also please explain how to boot from an external drive? (CD drive and storage device). Is there even a way to save the disks content to an external memory device and install it from there?
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Hi,
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PWM control through USB 6008/09

Hello all
I have already read a thread regarding the topic but i am not satisfied with the replies.
I have discovered few programs that can run PWM in LabView, but they all are for DAQmx. So, will those programs run through USB 6008? and i also read that the output will be a sort of slow response output?
I am aiming to power a micro-pump rated at 12VDC. So, i want to run the program in LabView, use the USB 6008 to connect to a the DC motor. I know that some amplification will be required because the output of the USB 6008 is rated as 0-5V.
But, my question is can i successfully control the speed of the DC micro-pump ( motor) using the USB 6008??
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Nikhil
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Thanks for the reply.
If you just need to output voltages(not PWM) then you can use the Analog outputs of the 6008,
Analog Output
Analog outputs........................................2
Output resolution ....................................12 bits
Maximum update rate .............................150 Hz, software-timed
Output range ...........................................0 to +5 V
Output impedance...................................50 Ω
Output current drive................................5 mA
Power-on state ........................................0 V
Slew rate .................................................1 V/μs
Short circuit current ................................50 mA
Absolute accuracy (no load) ...................7 mV typical,
36.4 mV maximum at full scale
So yes you could output a voltage between 0 and 5 Volts. You could only change the voltage level every 10ms or so.
In answer to what your device (pump) requires I don't know.
"So, this got me thinking, do i really need PWM control for the micro-pump (DC motor)?"
Have you got a specification datasheet (website) of the pump? - I dont mind taking a look.
Have you looked in the NI Example Finder to VIs that generate PWM and AnalogOutput (AO?). In the example finder (help>>Find Example) it gives you information on what devices can use the examples - simply look for the ones which say usb6008.
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Loughborough University UK - 2006 to 2011
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Brand new Mac, had to erase drive through disk utility as time machine back up failed. Now disk utility only has the option to install Mountain Lion which my Mac won't allow. Anyone any ideas as my Mac won't load anything up but disc utility!

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Can Wired Printers Print Over A Wireless Network Through USB Connection to the Router

I have been told by supposed experts that I can use older wired printers wirelessly through USB connections on a router and I have been told by other supposed experts that it does not work. This is what I have and what I am trying to do:
In my new home I have limited space and I dedicated an unneeded closet to office and computer stuff. I rebuilt the closet with shelves and drawers and I added power outlets and phone and coax jacks. I use a wireless HP Pavilion laptop (about a year old) running Vista anywhere in the house. The computer closet has an HP C309 wireless printer, an HP D4260 wired printer, and an Epson Photo R280 printer. I can't get cable or FIOS right now, so I am running the internet on DSL at 3.0MB. That signal goes into a router supplied by Verizon and I jump it over to a Netgear RangeMax Wireless-N Gigabit Router with USB.
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You did not give the model number of your Netgear, but I am sure that some Netgear routers with USB support USB hard drives and printers, where some models only support USB hard drives.
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