Analog input and output using 5640r

Hello world

I'm Christine, I'm implementing OFDM on fpga using 5640r.

The code that I have, which is good in the simulation using labview and also using 'nor 5640r treatment only' but I want to implement in "analog input and exit vi" so that I can send and receive on the same card 5640r

After so much attention in this regard, I am still unable to find the issue, then the soultion to this question. something that I am able to understand that maybe there would be some questions (ADC and DAC) clocks the clock setting

I have attatched that vi. Please take a look at

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