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  -Jon

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  http://decibel.NI.com/content/docs/doc-15500

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  Hello:

  I do a test for digital i/o:
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  It's pretty simple, as shown in the attached fichier_1.
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  The manual light switch controls, which means that inputs and outputs are ok.

  Then I went on the low level DAQ for better speed, as in attached fichier_2.
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  Note:

  I use a similar conti signal to control one of my camera.
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  attached you will find the last block diagram (no new translation this time, since no changes have been made that require a), which includes your last suggestions (explicitly start the task of AI, remove the excess constraints) with a flat sequence structure that applies all the preparations of task to finish before the start of the first task (I know I could have achieved the same effect of intelligent routing of the signal error, but I think the code is) better readable this way).

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  s ' ensure that all tasks are started explicitly just before the main loop starts to run.

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