Measure with anything.
One app for every DAQ device on your bench.
DAQAtlas is universal DAQ software that turns a messy, multi-vendor bench into one system. Bring every device into one window, run live math, triggers and alarms, and record every channel without dropping a sample.
DAQAtlas features
Works with what you use today
MCC, LabJack, Digilent, NI, SCPI instruments and more stream into one app and line up on a single timeline.
Easy to get started
Plug in a device and it shows up in seconds. Pick your channels, press Run, and you’re logging data.
Powerful when you need it
Triggers, alarms and math channels run on every sample while you record. Export to MATLAB, TDMS, Parquet or HDF5.
Reach hardware anywhere
DAQAtlas Bridge streams devices connected to another PC or a Raspberry Pi to you, wherever you have internet.
Works with the hardware on your bench
DAQ software for MCC, LabJack, Digilent, NI and SCPI instruments, side by side in one recording.
Measurement Computing
- USB-1208FS-Plus
- USB-1408FS-Plus
- USB-1608G series
- USB-1808 series
- USB-TC · USB-TEMP
LabJack
- T4
- T7
- T8
Digilent
- Analog Discovery 2
- Analog Discovery 3
- ADP2230 · ADP3450
- ADP5250
- Digital Discovery
SCPI instruments
- DAQ mainframes
- Benchtop DMMs
- LAN or USBTMC
National Instruments
- cDAQ
- USB DAQ
- PCIe DAQ
Questions
What is DAQAtlas?
DAQAtlas is data acquisition software in development, with a beta opening to early testers. It connects to DAQ hardware from several vendors at once, streams every channel to live charts and readouts, runs triggers, alarms and math channels, records to disk without dropping samples, and exports recordings to CSV, MATLAB, TDMS, Parquet or HDF5.
Which DAQ devices will DAQAtlas support?
The beta targets Measurement Computing (MCC) devices supported by MCC’s uldaq library, such as the USB-1208FS-Plus, USB-1608G, USB-1808, USB-TC and USB-TEMP; LabJack T4, T7 and T8; Digilent Analog Discovery 2 and 3, the ADP2230, ADP3450 and ADP5250, and Digital Discovery; SCPI instruments over LAN or USBTMC; and NI-DAQmx devices through DAQAtlas Bridge. Device requests from beta signups decide what comes next.
Is there a DAQami for Mac?
DAQami, MCC’s free logging app, runs on Windows only. DAQAtlas, currently in development, runs MCC USB DAQ devices natively on macOS through MCC’s open-source uldaq library, which ships inside the app.
Can I use NI DAQ hardware with a Mac?
NI-DAQmx doesn’t run on current macOS. DAQAtlas Bridge, in development alongside DAQAtlas, runs on a Windows or Linux PC next to the NI hardware and streams its devices to DAQAtlas, so NI channels record alongside everything else.
Can devices from different vendors record together?
Yes. That is the core of DAQAtlas: every connected device records into the same run with shared markers, and review shows all channels on one timeline.
Do I need hardware to try it?
No. DAQAtlas includes simulated devices, so beta testers can build dashboards, record and export before anything is plugged in.
Is DAQAtlas available yet?
Not yet. DAQAtlas is in development and hasn’t been released. Join the beta list with your email on this page and you’ll get early builds as they ship, ahead of the public release.
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