Wireless VINT Hub

Part 1: Setup

HUB5000 - Select OS

Select your Operating System:

Windows

MacOS

Linux

HUB5000 - Windows

Step 1: Install Phidgets Library

Step 2: Connect Devices

Step 3: Connect Wireless

Step 4: Verify Connection

Step 1: Install Phidgets Library

Before you begin using your Phidgets, you will need to install the Phidget Library.

1. Download the installer for your system:

● 32-bit Installer Download

● 64-bit Installer Download

If you're unsure which one you should get, press ⊞ WIN + Pause/Break:

Before installing our libraries, be sure to read our Software License.

Step 1: Install Phidgets Library

2. Open the download. If it asks you for permission, select Run

Step 1: Install Phidgets Library

3a. Select Next

Step 1: Install Phidgets Library

3b. Read the Licence Agreement. Select Next.

Step 1: Install Phidgets Library

3c. Choose Installation Location. Select Next.

Step 1: Install Phidgets Library

3d. Select Next to confirm install.

Step 1: Install Phidgets Library

3e. Wait for Installation to complete. This should only take a few moments.

Step 1: Install Phidgets Library

3f. Installation Complete. Close installation Window.

Step 2: Connect Devices

● Connect Power Jack

● Connect VINT Device(s)

● Connect Ethernet to a Router or Switch (optional)

Step 3: Verify Connection

Choose a setup method:

Configure with mobile device

Connect with ethernet cable

(Requires physical access to router or switch)

Connection (Mobile)

Step 3: Connect Wireless

1. When you connect the power supply to the HUB5000, the red LED should turn on.

Step 3: Connect Wireless

2. On your mobile device, go to the Wi-Fi settings and connect to the HUB5000:

Step 3: Connect Wireless

3. When asked for a password, enter the password printed on the HUB5000’s label.

Step 3: Connect Wireless

4. Once your device is connected to the HUB5000’s WiFi signal:

Click on the WiFi network and find an option that says “Manage router” or “Visit homepage”.

Go to your internet browser and type 192.168.100.1 in the address bar.

Step 3: Connect Wireless

5. Create a password for your HUB5000. You'll use it to access the Configure Page from now on.

Step 3: Connect Wireless

6. Navigate to the network page. Change the Mode to Client.

Step 3: Connect Wireless

7. Enter your Wifi Network details and click Save & Apply. It may take a few minutes for your Phidgets to appear in the Phidget Control Panel, which we’ll check in the next step.

Step 4: Verify Connection

1. Open the Phidgets Control Panel:

If your Control Panel does not open, look in your taskbar. Double click the Phidget Icon.

Step 4: Verify Connection

2. If connected, your Phidgets will appear in the Phidget Control Panel.

Done!

If you're able to see and interact with your devices in the Phidget Control Panel, you're done with the Setup part of this guide.

Scroll down to Part 2: Using Your Phidget for the next step.

For more help installing in Windows (e.g. manual install, using a VM, etc.), visit this page:

● Windows Advanced Information

Connection (Ethernet)

Step 3: Connect Wireless

1. When you connect the power supply to the HUB5000, the red LED should turn on.

Step 3: Connect Wireless

2. In your Web Browser, enter hub5000.local

Step 3: Connect Wireless

3. Create a password for your HUB5000. You'll use this password to access the Configure Page from now on.

Step 3: Connect Wireless

4. Navigate to the network page. Change the Mode to Client.

Step 3: Connect Wireless

5. Enter your Wifi Network details to use your Hub wirelessly and click Save & Apply. You can then disconnect the ethernet cable.

It may take a few minutes for your Phidgets to appear in the Phidget Control Panel, which we’ll check in the next step.

Step 4: Verify Connection

1. Open the Phidgets Control Panel:

If your Control Panel does not open, look in your taskbar. Double click the Phidget Icon.

Step 4: Verify Connection

2. If connected, your Phidgets will appear in the Phidget Control Panel.

Done!

If you're able to see and interact with your devices in the Phidget Control Panel, you're done with the Setup part of this guide.

Scroll down to Part 2: Using Your Phidget for the next step.

For more help installing in Windows (e.g. manual install, using a VM, etc.), visit this page:

● Windows Advanced Information

HUB5000 - MacOS

Step 1: Install Phidgets Library

Step 2: Connect Devices

Step 3: Connect Wireless

Step 4: Verify Connection

Step 1: Install Phidgets Library

Before you begin using your Phidgets, you will need to install the Phidget Library.

1. Download the installer for your system:

● OS X 10.11+: Installer Download

● Mac OS X 10.7 - OS X 10.10: Installer Download

● Mac OS X 10.5 - OS X 10.6: Installer Download

Before installing our libraries, be sure to read our Software License.

Step 1: Install Phidgets Library

2. Open the download and double click on Phidgets.pkg

Step 1: Install Phidgets Library

3a. Select Continue

Step 1: Install Phidgets Library

3b. Read and continue. Read the License and click Agree.

Step 1: Install Phidgets Library

3c. Here, you have the option to select the installation location. Select Install.

Step 1: Install Phidgets Library

3d. MacOS may ask for permission to install. Enter your username and password and Install Software.

Step 1: Install Phidgets Library

3e. Wait for Installation to complete. This should only take a few moments.

Step 1: Install Phidgets Library

3f. You may see a message that the extension has been blocked. Select Open Security Preferences.

Step 1: Install Phidgets Library

3g. Beside the message for Phidgets Inc, Click Allow.

Step 1: Install Phidgets Library

3h. Installation Complete, Click Close.

Step 1: Install Phidgets Library

3i. To delete the installer, click Move to Trash.

Step 2: Connect Devices

● Connect Power Jack

● Connect VINT Device(s)

● Connect Ethernet to a Router or Switch (optional)

Step 3: Verify Connection

Choose a setup method:

Configure with mobile device

Connect with ethernet cable

(Requires physical access to router or switch)

Connection (Mobile)

Step 3: Connect Wireless

1. When you connect the power supply to the HUB5000, the red LED should turn on.

Step 3: Connect Wireless

2. On your mobile device, go to the Wi-Fi settings and connect to the HUB5000:

Step 3: Connect Wireless

3. When asked for a password, enter the password printed on the HUB5000’s label.

Step 3: Connect Wireless

4. Once your device is connected to the HUB5000’s WiFi signal:

Click on the WiFi network and find an option that says “Manage router” or “Visit homepage”.

Go to your internet browser and type 192.168.100.1 in the address bar.

Step 3: Connect Wireless

5. Create a password for your HUB5000. You'll use this password to access the Configure Page from now on.

Step 3: Connect Wireless

6. Navigate to the network page. Change the Mode to Client.

Step 3: Connect Wireless

7. Enter your Wifi Network details and click Save & Apply. It may take a few minutes for your Phidgets to appear in the Phidget Control Panel, which we’ll check in the next step.

Step 4: Verify Connection

1. Open the Phidget Control Panel:

Step 4: Verify Connection

2. If connected, your Phidgets will appear in the Phidget Control Panel.

Done!

If you're able to see and interact with your devices in the Phidget Control Panel, you're done with the Setup part of this guide.

Scroll down to Part 2: Using Your Phidget for the next step.

For more info installing in MacOS (e.g. developer tools, driver extension, etc.), visit this page:

● MacOS Advanced Information

Connection (Ethernet)

Step 3: Connect Wireless

1. When you connect the power supply to the HUB5000, the red LED should turn on.

Step 3: Connect Wireless

2. In your Web Browser, enter hub5000.local

Step 3: Connect Wireless

3. Create a password for your HUB5000. You'll use this password to access the Configure Page from now on.

Step 3: Connect Wireless

4. Navigate to the network page. Change the Mode to Client.

Step 3: Connect Wireless

5. Enter your Wifi Network details to use your Hub wirelessly and click Save & Apply. You can then disconnect the ethernet cable.

It may take a few minutes for your Phidgets to appear in the Phidget Control Panel, which we’ll check in the next step.

Step 4: Verify Connection

1. Open the Phidget Control Panel:

Step 4: Verify Connection

2. If connected, your Phidgets will appear in the Phidget Control Panel.

Done!

If you're able to see and interact with your devices in the Phidget Control Panel, you're done with the Setup part of this guide.

Scroll down to Part 2: Using Your Phidget for the next step.

For more info installing in MacOS (e.g. developer tools, driver extension, etc.), visit this page:

● MacOS Advanced Information

HUB5000 - Linux

Step 1: Install Phidgets Library

Step 2: Connect Devices

Step 3: Connect Wireless

Step 4: Verify Connection

Step 1: Install Phidgets Library

1. First, you need to install the libusb-1.0 development libraries. For example, in Debian based distributions:

apt-get install libusb-1.0-0-dev

You’ll also need a C compiler and builder, if you don’t already have one installed.

apt-get install gcc

apt-get install make

Step 1: Install Phidgets Library

2. Next, download and unpack the Phidgets library:

● libphidget22

Step 1: Install Phidgets Library

3. Use the following commands in the location you unpacked to install the library:

./configure

make

sudo make install

Step 1: Install Phidgets Library

4. (Optional) You can also download and unpack the following optional packages:

● phidget22networkserver - Phidget Network Server, which enables the use of Phidgets over your network

● phidget22admin - Admin tool to track who is connected to your Phidgets when using the network server

● libphidget22extra - Required for phidget22networkserver and phidget22admin

● libphidget22java - The Java libraries for Phidget22

For installation instructions for these packages, see the README file included with each one.

Step 2: Connect Devices

● Connect Power Jack

● Connect VINT Device(s)

● Connect Ethernet to a Router or Switch (optional)

Step 3: Verify Connection

Choose a setup method:

Configure with mobile device

Connect with ethernet cable

(Requires physical access to router or switch)

Connection (Mobile)

Step 3: Connect Wireless

1. When you connect the power supply to the HUB5000, the red LED should turn on.

Step 3: Connect Wireless

2. On your mobile device, go to the Wi-Fi settings and connect to the HUB5000:

Step 3: Connect Wireless

3. When asked for a password, enter the password printed on the HUB5000’s label.

Step 3: Connect Wireless

4. Once your device is connected to the HUB5000’s WiFi signal:

Click on the WiFi network and find an option that says “Manage router” or “Visit homepage”.

Go to your internet browser and type 192.168.100.1 in the address bar.

Step 3: Connect Wireless

5. Create a password for your HUB5000. You'll use this password to access the Configure Page from now on.

Step 3: Connect Wireless

6. Navigate to the network page. Change the Mode to Client.

Step 3: Connect Wireless

7. Enter your Wifi Network details and click Save & Apply. It may take a few minutes for your Phidgets to appear in the Phidget Control Panel, which we’ll check in the next step.

Step 4: Verify Connection

1. The easiest way to verify that your libraries are working properly is to compile and run an example program. Download and unpack this C example that will detect any Phidget:

● HelloWorld C Example

Step 3: Verify Connection

2. Next, open the terminal in the location where you unpacked the example. Compile and run using:

gcc HelloWorld.c -o HelloWorld -lphidget22

sudo ./HelloWorld

ou should receive a “Hello” line for each Phidget channel that is discovered:

I don’t see any Phidgets show up in the HelloWorld example

You need to run it with sudo in order to be able to access USB devices. In order to use Phidgets without sudo, you need to set your udev rules. See the Advanced Information page on the final slide of this guide for details.

Done!

If you're able to see your devices in the Hello World example, you're done with the Setup part of this guide.

Scroll down to Part 2: Using Your Phidget for the next step.

For more info installing in Linux (e.g. Udev rules, old versions, etc.), visit this page:

● Linux Advanced Information

Connection (Ethernet)

Step 3: Connect Wireless

1. When you connect the power supply to the HUB5000, the red LED should turn on.

Step 3: Connect Wireless

2. In your Web Browser, enter hub5000.local

Step 3: Connect Wireless

3. Create a password for your HUB5000. You'll use this password to access the Configure Page from now on.

Step 3: Connect Wireless

4. Navigate to the network page. Change the Mode to Client.

Step 3: Connect Wireless

5. Enter your Wifi Network details to use your Hub wirelessly and click Save & Apply. You can then disconnect the ethernet cable.

It may take a few minutes for your Phidgets to appear in the Phidget Control Panel, which we’ll check in the next step.

Step 4: Verify Connection

1. The easiest way to verify that your libraries are working properly is to compile and run an example program. Download and unpack this C example that will detect any Phidget:

● HelloWorld C Example

Step 3: Verify Connection

2. Next, open the terminal in the location where you unpacked the example. Compile and run using:

gcc HelloWorld.c -o HelloWorld -lphidget22

sudo ./HelloWorld

ou should receive a “Hello” line for each Phidget channel that is discovered:

I don’t see any Phidgets show up in the HelloWorld example

You need to run it with sudo in order to be able to access USB devices. In order to use Phidgets without sudo, you need to set your udev rules. See the Advanced Information page on the final slide of this guide for details.

Done!

If you're able to see your devices in the Hello World example, you're done with the Setup part of this guide.

Scroll down to Part 2: Using Your Phidget for the next step.

For more info installing in Linux (e.g. Udev rules, old versions, etc.), visit this page:

● Linux Advanced Information

Part 2: Using Your Phidget

About

The Wireless VINT Hub provides a stable wireless interface to connect your devices to your computer over your wi-fi network. The Wireless VINT Hub has 6 ports. Each port can either:

Connect to a VINT Device
Read a 0-5V Voltage or ratiometric sensor (connect to Analog Input sensors)
Act as a digital output (control LEDs, relays, digital circuits, and other simple electronics)
Act as a digital input (read the state of a switch)

Explore Your Phidget Channels Using the Control Panel

The Wireless VINT Hub is a connecting point between your computer and device allowing for simple communication. You can use your Control Panel to view your attached Phidgets. Explore the 5 types of connections bellow:

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Intelligent VINT Devices

VINT Devices like the TMP1101 or DCC1003 are Phidgets that digitally communicate with the VINT Hub. Each device will have unique features, so it is recommended you visit the individual product page for more details.

When attached correctly these Phidgets will appear by name in your Control Panel, with each channel listed below the name. For example, when the HUM1000 is attached you will see:

Digital Input: read the state of a switch

Digital Input is one of the VINT Hub’s built-in Channel Classes. Any of the these ports can act as an active-low digital input, making them useful for reading switches and buttons. The above image provides an example of how to wire a switch to be used with the VINT Hub.

If you open Digital Input Mode in the Control Panel you will be able to see the state of your button/switch.

Digital Output: control LEDs, relays, digital circuits, and other simple electronics

Digital Output is one of the VINT Hub’s built-in Channel Classes. Any of these ports can be used as a 3.3V digital output, making them useful for blinking LEDs. The above image demonstrates how to connect your LED to be used with the VINT Hub.

Open Digital Output Mode in the Control Panel to control the 3.3V output.

Voltage Input: Non-ratiometric Analog sensors and monitoring 5V digital circuits

Voltage Input is one of the VINT Hub’s built-in Channel Classes. Any of these ports can be used to read voltage, making them great for reading non-ratiometric sensors and monitoring 5V digital circuits.

Open Voltage Input Mode in the Control Panel to view your device’s output voltage.

Voltage Ratio Input: Analog ratiometric sensors

Voltage Ratio Input is one of the VINT Hub’s built-in Channel Classes. Any of these ports can act as a Voltage Ratio Input comparing the voltage provided to the voltage returned by the device, making it useful for connecting ratiometric sensors. The voltage ratio is reported in Volts per Volt. For example, if the Phidget is providing 5V and the sensor is sending back 2.5V, the ratio will be 0.5V/V.

Open Voltage Ratio Input Mode in the Control Panel to view your device’s voltage ratio.

Part 3: Create your Program

1. Setting up your Programming Environment

2. Phidget Programming Basics

Since you'll be accessing your Phidget devices over the network, you should read the Phidget Network Server page to learn how to connect to remote Phidgets in your code.

Part 4: Advanced Topics and Troubleshooting

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How do I know what channel, serial number, or hub port to use in my program?

Before you open a Phidget channel in your program, you can set these properties to specify which channel to open. You can find this information through the Control Panel.

1. Open the Control Panel and double-click on the red map pin icon:

The locate Phidget button is found in the device information box

2. The Addressing Information window will open. Here you will find all the information you need to address your Phidget in your program.

See the Phidget22 API for your language to determine exact syntax for each property.

Setting the Change Trigger and Data Interval

The Change Trigger is the minimum change in the sensor data needed to trigger a new data event. The Data Interval is the time (in ms) between data events sent out from your Phidget. You can modify one or both of these values to achieve different data outputs. You can learn more about these two properties here.

Upgrading the Firmware

You can download the most recent HUB5000 firmware binary here:

HUB5000 Firmware

To upgrade the firmware, go into the web configuration page as outlined in Part 1 of this User Guide. From there, click on "System", and upload this file by click on "select file" under the "Upgrade Firmware" section. After that, click on "Upgrade and Restart". You'll be instructed to wait a few minutes before logging back into the web interface. When you log in, you can confirm that the new version has successfully installed by checking to see if the firmware version listed in the "Status" section matches the first three numbers in the firmware file name that you downloaded. You can also check the version in the "Network Phidgets" tab on the Phidget Control Panel.

Network Server Logs

You can find the HUB5000's network server logs by opening the web configuration page as outlined in Part 1 of this User Guide. From there, click on "Phidgets" and then "View" beside the logging level selection.

CE Compliance

A clamp-on ferrite bead

For an ethernet connected HUB5000 to be completely CE compliant, you must put a ferrite bead on the ethernet cable. Ferrite beads are only necessary when building the HUB5000 into a larger system that needs to be CE compliant. You can find clamp-on ferrite beads at electronic parts stores such as Digikey.

VINT Ports

For more information on the capabilities of the ports on the VINT Hub, see the VINT Primer.

Configuration Page

Configuration using the Phidget Control Panel

To get to the HUB5000's configuration page, open the Phidget Control Panel and find it under the "Network Phidgets" tab as outlined in Part 1 of this User Guide.

Configuration using Phone

If the HUB5000 is in access point mode, you can access the configuration page through your phone: Connect to the HUB5000 Wi-Fi signal and enter the password on the sticker. Once you're connected, go to your internet app and go to address 192.168.100.1 . This address will take you to the configuration login page.

Settings

Status: This section lists the hardware and firmware version of the HUB5000, along with the network addresses.
Network: This section allows you to change the network connection settings and switch between Access Point mode and Client mode.
Phidgets: This section has the Phidget Server controls(including controls to change the log level and view the log file). This section also contains the Web Server controls.
System: This section allows you to change the password, and has other advanced settings including firmware upgrade and system/kernel logs.

Factory Reset (Reset Passwords)

Pressing the reset button will reboot the HUB5000.

Holding the button down for 10 seconds before releasing will perform a reset. The reset will clear all settings, including the web configuration page password, and reset the Wi-Fi password to the one on the HUB5000's label.

As a last resort, you can perform a factory reset. Only perform a factory reset if the regular reset is not working, or there was an error during a firmware upgrade. Holding the button down before plugging in power, and keeping pressed for 15 seconds before releasing, will restore the original factory firmware. The red LED will start blinking after the button is released. Once the red LED turns solid, the restore is complete.

Setting the Device Label

When opening channels with Phidgets, you can set several properties to make sure you are accessing the precise channel you want. The HUB5000 has a unique serial number that can be used to find its ports or any VINT devices connected to them. If you want something more customizable and human-readable, you can use the device label instead. You can customize the device label by using writeDeviceLabel on the Hub object after it has been opened.

With the device label, you can address any of the VINT Hub's channels, or any connected VINT device channels. The device label will remain after the VINT Hub is unplugged as it is stored in flash memory.

Qty	Price
5	$57.00
10	$54.00
25	$48.00
50	$42.00
100	$39.00
250	$36.00
500	$33.00
1000	$30.00

Product
Part Number	Price
CBL4214_0 Ethernet Cable 2m	$3.50

Product		Physical Properties
Part Number	Price	Cable Length
3002_0 Phidget Cable 60cm	$2.00	600 mm
3003_0 Phidget Cable 10cm	$1.50	100 mm
3004_0 Phidget Cable 350cm	$3.00	3.5 m
3038_0 Phidget Cable 120cm	$2.25	1.2 m
3039_0 Phidget Cable 180cm	$2.75	1.8 m
CBL4104_0 Phidget Cable 30cm	$1.75	300 mm
CBL4105_0 Phidget Cable 90cm	$2.00	900 mm
CBL4106_0 Phidget Cable 150cm	$2.50	1.5 m

Product		Electrical Properties		Physical Properties
Part Number	Price	Power Supply Current	Output Voltage	Wall Plug Style
3022_0 Power Supply 12VDC 2.0A - AU	$10.00	2 A	12 V	Australian
3023_1 Power Supply 12VDC 2.0A - EU	$10.00	2 A	12 V	European
3024_1 Power Supply-12VDC 2A - US	$10.00	2 A	12 V	North American
3025_0 Power Supply 12VDC 2.0A - UK	$10.00	2 A	12 V	British
3084_0 Power Supply 12VDC 0.5A - EU	$1.50	500 mA	12 V	European
3085_0 Power Supply 12VDC 0.5A - US	$1.50	500 mA	12 V	North American
3086_0 Power Supply 24VDC 1.0A - US	$10.00	1 A	24 V	North American
PSU4013_0 Power Supply 24VDC 2.5A	$20.00	2.5 A	24 V	—
PSU4014_0 Power Supply 24VDC 5A	$40.00	5 A	24 V	—
PSU4015_0 Power Supply DIN Mount 24VDC 1A	$20.00	1 A	24 V	—
PSU4016_0 Power Supply 24VDC 14.6A	$40.00	14.6 A	24 V	—
PSU4018_0 Power Supply 12VDC 5A	$20.00	5 A	12 V	—
PSU4019_0 Power Supply 24VDC 25A Current Limiting	$120.00	25 A	24 V	—

Board
Controlled By	Local Network (Ethernet or Wi-Fi)
Number of VINT Ports	6
WiFi Frequency	2.4 GHz
Electrical Properties
USB Voltage Min	4.5 V DC
USB Voltage Max	5.3 V DC
USB Speed	High Speed
Current Consumption Min	32.5 mA
Available External Current	600 mA
Supply Voltage Min	8 V DC
Supply Voltage Max	30 V DC
Voltage Inputs
Number of Voltage Inputs	6 (Shared)
Voltage Input Resolution	* 16 bit
Sensor Input Impedance	324 kΩ
Input Voltage Min (DC)	0 V DC
Input Voltage Max (DC)	5 V DC
Voltage Input Noise	** 1 mV DC
Sampling Interval Max	60 s/sample
Sampling Interval Min	1 ms/sample
Digital Inputs
Pull-up Resistance	124 kΩ
Low Voltage Max (True)	1 V DC
High Voltage Min (False)	1.8 V DC
Low Voltage Trigger Length Min	3 ms
High Voltage Trigger Length Min	3 ms
Digital Input Voltage Max	5.5 V DC
Digital Input Type	Switch (Active Low)
Number of Digital Inputs	6 (Shared)
Digital Outputs
Series Resistance	510 Ω
Digital Output Available Current	8.1 mA
Digital Output Voltage Min	0 V DC
Digital Output Voltage Max	3.3 V DC
PWM Frequency Max	50 kHz
PWM Resolution	0.8 %
Number of Digital Outputs	6 (Shared)
Physical Properties
Operating Temperature Min	-40 °C
Operating Temperature Max	85 °C
Customs Information
Canadian HS Export Code	8471.80.00
American HTS Import Code	8471.80.40.00
Country of Origin	CN (China)

Date	Device Ver.	Comment
June 2019	102	Product Release
August 2019	103	Fixed USB bug that caused watchdog reset
August 2019	104	Fixed USB bug that caused "IN" packets to get lost
September 2019	105	Fixed bug that reported false detaches
April 2020	106	Added gap between wakeup pulse and sending data
December 2021	203	Added failsafe functionality to API for digital outputs Fixed bug where noise on attached sensor lines could overwhelm the HUB0000 Added support for WebUSB Dropped support for Windows 7 and older

Digital Input
Date	Port Version	Comment
June 2017	100	Product Release
Digital Output
Date	Port Version	Comment
June 2017	100	Product Release
December 2021	110	Added support for failsafe functionality
Voltage Input
Date	Port Version	Comment
June 2017	100	Product Release
January 2019	110	Increased input range from 5V to 5.25V
VoltageRatio Input
Date	Port Version	Comment
June 2017	100	Product Release

Channel Name	API	Channel	Hub Port	Interface
Hub Port - Digital Input Mode
Digital Input	DigitalInput	0	0 - 5	VINT
Hub Port - Digital Output Mode
Digital Output	DigitalOutput	0	0 - 5	VINT
Hub Port - Voltage Input Mode
Voltage Input	VoltageInput	0	0 - 5	VINT
Hub Port - Voltage Ratio Mode
Voltage Ratio Input	VoltageRatioInput	0	0 - 5	VINT
6-Port Network VINT Hub Phidget
VINT Hub	Hub	0		USB

API	Detail	Language	OS
DigitalInput	Visual Studio GUI	C#	Windows	Download
DigitalInput		Java	Android	Download
DigitalInput		JavaScript	Browser	Download
DigitalInput	Multi-Channel Example	JavaScript	Browser	Download
DigitalInput		Objective-C	macOS	Download
DigitalInput		Swift	macOS	Download
DigitalInput		Swift	iOS	Download
DigitalInput		Visual Basic .NET	Windows	Download
DigitalInput		Max/MSP	Multiple	Download
DigitalOutput	Visual Studio GUI	C#	Windows	Download
DigitalOutput		Java	Android	Download
DigitalOutput		JavaScript	Browser	Download
DigitalOutput	Multi-Channel Example	JavaScript	Browser	Download
DigitalOutput		Objective-C	macOS	Download
DigitalOutput		Swift	macOS	Download
DigitalOutput		Swift	iOS	Download
DigitalOutput		Visual Basic .NET	Windows	Download
DigitalOutput		Max/MSP	Multiple	Download
VoltageInput	Visual Studio GUI	C#	Windows	Download
VoltageInput		Java	Android	Download
VoltageInput	Multi-Channel Example	JavaScript	Browser	Download
VoltageInput		JavaScript	Browser	Download
VoltageInput		Objective-C	macOS	Download
VoltageInput		Swift	macOS	Download
VoltageInput		Swift	iOS	Download
VoltageInput		Visual Basic .NET	Windows	Download
VoltageInput		Max/MSP	Multiple	Download
VoltageRatioInput	Visual Studio GUI	C#	Windows	Download
VoltageRatioInput	Load Cell Calibrator	C#	Windows	Download
VoltageRatioInput		Java	Android	Download
VoltageRatioInput		JavaScript	Browser	Download
VoltageRatioInput		Objective-C	macOS	Download
VoltageRatioInput		Swift	macOS	Download
VoltageRatioInput		Swift	iOS	Download
VoltageRatioInput		Visual Basic .NET	Windows	Download
VoltageRatioInput		Max/MSP	Multiple	Download


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