zstar tri-axial accelerometer

[larry_gunseor]

I have an older Freescale ZStar tri-axial accelerometer board and USB stick that I have used in the past to do remote vibration sensing.  The number for this kit with the two boards was RD3473MMA7360L.  Computer died and lost the PC program that interfaced to these boards.  The PC software was Triax ver 1.0 software I think.  Can anyone point me to where I can download this, I know these boards are old but was hoping to find the software so that I can use them for a project.  If the software is not available, does NXP have a newer alternative to these boards such that I can place the one board on the unit being tested for vibration, plug the other board into the PC USB port, and be able to collect data remotely

[TomasVaverka]

Hi Larry,

Please find attached the requested PC GUI software.

Best regards,

Tomas

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[larry_gunseor]

Also having some issues when I select the Scope tab, it’s looking for “National Instruments.UI” version 8.1.20.256. Is there a zip file somewhere that contains all the necessary installation files and drivers that were on the original installation disk for this kit.

Tom,

Got the devices working on one computer but on the other computer it didn’t automatically install the drivers when I plugged it in. Could you send me the drivers or point me to where I can find the drivers for the zstar tri-axial board that I have.

Larry

[TomasVaverka]

Hi Larry,

Please try to use the attached drivers.

I hope it helps.

Best regards,

Tomas

[larry_gunseor]

Tom,

Got the devices working on one computer but on the other computer it didn’t automatically install the drivers when I plugged it in. Could you send me the drivers or point me to where I can find the drivers for the zstar tri-axial board that I have.

Larry

[larry_gunseor]

Tomas,

Thanks, I know these boards are old but it handy plugging the one module into the USB and attaching the other module to the device for measure acceleration and having the data transmitted wireless. Wish NXP would come up with a newer version of this.

Regards,

Larry A. Gunseor