Basler spL2048 - 70km with card PCIe-1433, low cadence

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• Noise measurement of an accelerometer with card PCI-4461

  Hello world

  I'm trying to measure the noise of an accelerometer, except with a card PCI-4461.

  First of all, I measured manually this noise with the help of a HP35665 signal Analyzer. I get something like this:

  

  And now with LabView and the PCI-4461 map, I get this:

  

  My question is: Whence this part? And how to remove it? (Since there is no with the signal Analyzer)

  

  I'm using LabView 8.5.

  This is how I configured the DAQ acquisition:

  

  and it's my VI:

  

  Thank you in advance for help

  Arthur

  
  

• Tried to replace the video card integrated with card pci-e x 16 and lost audio - help please

  Is this normal - when you replace your car video with a pci-e video card you would lose your sound.  The system I have is a Pavilion a1450n and has 3 pci slots and 1 pci-e.  I changed the pci-e video in the bios and everything is fine, but no sound at all.  When I took out the card then I would sound.

  Please help.

  The former system of video seems to give me a little trouble.  He keeps hide and freeze from time to time.  Don't know when that will happen.  But when this happens, a blue screen it freezes or just blanks out and comes back.  It will happen nobody knows.  Everything else works fine.  Hate to give up this old gem - for a lot of software installed to lose.

  Thank you all very much for help.

  William

  Hi, William.

  Yes, when you have an old PC where the BIOS does not have HDMI.

  Your PC thinks that you have installed a sound card and a video card because of the HD audio chip on the video card.

  Thus, he disabled the integrated audio system.

  The fix should be easy...

  Go into the BIOS of your PC, look at the options menu and find the onboard audio setting.

  It will be set to auto or off.

  Change the setting to "Enabled". Save the configuration it and yet when you go out (save the settings and exit).

  When you restart, you should have the back of Board.

• Why are the characters sets are getting deleted using the card PCIe-1433?

  Hello

  I have several framegrabbers PCIe-1433 in my possession and I have a routine that sends out packets of 1 KB of calibration data to a camera at a time package.  Usually after a few starts, a time-out error because not enough data is received by the camera (the camera reacts returns with a character of receipt of each whole package).  The strange thing is that the same code works fine on the other boards of framegrabber no 1433 (using framegrabbers 1428-PCI and PCIe-1429, although I'm not able to take advantage of the faster transfer speeds) on this computer.

  I think the problem is the use of framegrabber PCIe-1433 AND model of the computer.  I tried the same code on two Dell Precision T3500 and they both allow only a few packages to send before that happen a transmission error.  When I try the same code and the same jury 1433 on a Dell Precision T3400 code works fine and I am able to send 1000 a lot of packages to the camera without error.

  It can be the cause of this problem?  I tried to change the cameralink cables and had the same problem.

  Thank you

  Bruce

  
  

• How can I purchase with card PCI-DAS6025 data

  I use my DEAR Council of Measurement Computing PCI - DAS6025 for the acquisition of data in LabWindows 5.0. How can I perform data acquistion? I set up this Panel using "InstaCall' EMANATING Measurement Computing. Whenever I use ' EasyI / o ' or 'Data Acquisition' library provided by LabWindows, I still get the same error as "device is not National Instruments.

  Thank you

  Ramirez

  You cannot use data from National Instruments API (OR-DAQmx and NOR-DAQ) acquisition. You will need to install the Universal Library of computer measurement software and use that API instead.

  Universal Library software is distributed on the CD that came with the card, or you can download it from website Measurement Computing www.mccdaq.com.

• To increase the flow of a Basler Cameralink Camera (A504K) with a capture card PCIE-1429 card

  Hello

  I use a monochrome camera of Cameralink Basler A504K-resolution 1280 x 1024 with a capture card PCIE-1429 (x 4 slots) card. The image acquisition is controlled by MAX of LabVIEW version 11.0.1. The problem is that when I try to reduce the number of lines (specifically height) 1024-32 (for example) in the window of acquisition (from MAX), the frame rate of the camera is expected to increase to almost 16, 000fps. But it does not go beyond 248fps. Can you suggest me, why is he so past, or how to increase his pace? In addition, under the image window has appeared has something like: 1 X 8-bit 1280 x 32 9 image. That 1 X means here? For your reference, I am also attaching the image of the purchase window.

  Thank you!

  Hi Római,

  Change the height of your image in MAX will not increase the rate of your acquisition - the camera always sends the same number of lines per image, you said just the software to stop their playing earlier.  The following image still occurs until the next edge FVAL.

  1 x at the bottom tells you view the image at 1 x magnification.  In MAX, you can zoom in and out, and this indicator lets you know your current zoom level.

• Time of exposure with MC1362 externally triggered and PCIe-1433

  Hello

  I'm capturing images with the help of a Microtron EoSens CL MC1362 camera and NI PCIe-1433 acquisition card. I have a question about exposure times - I don't know if it is related to the acquisition, the camera or the combination card, but I hope someone here can help you.

  I'm running an external signal to the SMB connector on the card acquisition and the camera set to run in "Mode Pulse width", that allows to the capture card to take control.

  My question is:

  How can I determine the exposure time in the settings of the external signal? It is a square wave, and the cycle seems to control the exposure time.

  I guess the exposure time, E = (D/f), where f is the frequency of the signal and D is the duty cycle? for example, for f = 1 kHz, and D = 80%, exposure would be E = 0.8ms. Is this correct?

  The manual of the device can be found here:

  http://G4.com.tw/Web/file/product/UserManual/995-EoSens%203CL-MC1361-manual.PDF

  and I've included a screenshot of the revelant portions that seem to describe how the pulse width. In particular, he said "exposure time is defined by the width of the external signal. Which is equivalent to my idea of E = D/f?

  Thanks in advance for any help.

  

  This looks good to me.  The exhibition remains on while the pulse is high.  When you calculate E, you're just calculating the duration of the pulse is on.

  Bruce

• IMAQ Grab Acquire.vi error when you use an external trigger on a card NI PCIe-1433 (sync problem?)

  According to my recent post on getting up and running with the NI PCIe-1433 camera link card, I ran into a bit of a snag.

  When you use the internal trigger on the camera, everything works 100%. I can view all the data from the camera in MAX as well as in the labview project. However, whenever I have set the mode switch is where things start to fall apart.

  What I have confirmed:

  -Camera is switching between inside and outside triggering.

  -NI PCIe-1433 camera link card is set up properly. While in external mode, I can trigger the camera by using a function generator and check the wire to the MAX. Everything works fine.

  When the unit is in external mode, the function Acquire.vi enter IMAQ - my mistake VI. The error is:

  Code :-1074397150

  The possible reasons for a timeout.

  Now, I have it set up so that a mistake here will not end the LabVIEW file. Sometimes, data of interest makes however (about every 10 seconds-ish). So what seems to be the case, it's that this external trigger signal is not in the lineup when the clamp is attempted. Is it possible to synchronize these? May reference the trigger signal external sort in my LabVIEW project so that the clamp is performed only when that trigger impulses?

  So I solved my problem. He was in time. The external trigger that I used for the device was simply too slow. I was initially using a trigger from 2 Hz to be able to view the values changing on LabVIEW probes. But it was enough to get enough data to move above the camera cable to assemble a picture and kept it in time. Travel up to 9 kHz solved the problem. No adjustment to the camera settings or LabVIEW code was necessary.

• HP TouchSmart 610-1190f: replace the TV Tuner card AVerMedia HP TouchSmart 610 with SSD PCI-E

  I do not use the TV Tuner card for my HP TouchSmart 610.

  Can I replace the card with a PCI-E SSD?

  Hi @hpts610user,

  These all-in-one computers are not designed to be changed. I'll try not because of space and design.

  Here is a document of things which can be updated LEVEL AND SERVICE of GUIDE. .

  Perhaps looking to put a hard drive hybrid to replace the old hard drive.

  I hope this helps. Please keep me informed of the progress of things.

  Please let me know if that solves the problem by marking this post as "accept as a Solution. To simply say thank you, click the Thumbs up below!

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• How to change the configuration of the BIOS with NO SIGNAL - to accept the new card PCI - ex

  Compaq Presario SR2030NX

  Product #RJ036AA

  S/N {removed privacy}

  MB: ASUS A8M2N - LA

  Bought: October 2006

  OS: Windows XP Media Center 05

  New graphics card: MSI N210-D512D2 graphics card GeForce 210-512 MB, DDR2, PCI-Express 2.0 (x 16), 1 x DVI, 1 x VGA, DirectX 10.1, mono-emplacement

  New: 480w PSU

  ERROR:  NO SIGNAL on monitor and can not reset the BIOS to accept the new video card in the PCI slot

  PROBLEM: The user reports the monitor suddenly became white with blue lines finally erased.   On start-up, the screen shows "No Signal" then turns off.

  Troubleshooting has included:

  Fixing monitor with its cable to another PC - monitor work

  Fixing working monitor and cable to the PC - No Signal

  There is no boot beeps, fans, lamps, not work cable defeated, no video.   I concluded the embedded video component failed.

  Installed the new video PCI - ex card and new power supply 480w and still get NO SIGNAL.   New video card specifications called for a minimum 350w power supply.  The fan on the new video card PCI - ex works.  Search on the HP Support pages indicates that the BIOS should be modified to change the type of PCI slot type in-flight video.  Makes perfect sense to me, sounds like it might work.

  How to reset the BIOS when you do not see what you are doing?

  I have moved the jumpers to reset the CMOS, but cannot tell if it worked or not.  I tried a couple blind BIOS resets, but I could do this for months.

  If I could determine the Version of the BIOS, I might be able to blindly to reset the BIOS.  The Compaq Options of Menu and "BIOS Setup Utility information" web page provides instructions for BIOS version 6 or less and version 7 and greater - menus and access steps are very different.

  QUESTIONS:   How to determine the version of the BIOS.  Which key I hit to access the BIOS (F1, F10, esc, Del)?  Which menu I followed to reset the type of video, so how can I save and exit?

  

  Thanks for any help

  GJB

  Thank you Paul,.

  I didn't know that it was just a function of Regedit - piece of cake.

• How to read digital signals with pre-and post-trigger on a card PCI-6251

  I have 22-bit parallel position of data entering TTL lines to 16 kHz with a pulse of marker that says when the data is valid. I also have a fault line which gives an impulse when an error condition is met. I want to read in the 22 lines of position with 500 positions of pre-event and post-event 500 data when the fault line says. How do I pre and post-déclencher lines digital input on a card PCI-6251?

  If this is not possible on this map, which maps PCI would be possible?

  
  

• Card PCI-6259 is compatible with the Dell Precision 390?

  Hi all

  I need help in answering this question.  I want to buy a better computer for my data PCI-6259 acquisition card.  I tried to search to see if the card is compatible with the PC and there's previous numbers with this set-up before other users.  Do you have a link to the list of the DAQ cards with tested PC configurations?  I want to just make sure that when I buy the computer, everything will work without problem because I only have one shot at this.

  Thanks to all in advance.

  Kind regards

  justdomechanicalengineering

  Hello

  We do not have a link to specific DAQ board/PC pairings, but the specifications for the Dell Precision 360 indicate that she has three ports PCI 5V which must be compatible with your PCI-6259.

  Best,

  Dan Nelson

  Technical sales engineer

• IMAQ under Win XPx64 with PCIe-1433

  I have an IMAQ application written with VS2008 (managed C++, using PInvoke). The 32-bit version works fine. But I want to build a 64-bit version.

  I have IMAQ 4.4.0 (March, exit 2010) installed. My framegrabber is a PCIe-1433. I am running Windows XP Pro x 64 on a machine of BOXX Technologies.

  When I build an x 64 version, I get the error 0xBFF60150 of imgSetBufferElement (...) IMG_BUFF_ADDRESS...). imgShowError tells me that this means "the operation is not supported for 64-bit applications."

  This error means I can't do a x 64 build with IMAQ under XPx64?

  Or does this mean that one of the parameters to imgSetBufferElement (...) IMG_BUFF_ADDRESS...) is incorrect?

  Thanks in advance.

  Hi jhc2,

  If you look at the signature for imgSetBufferElement, you will see that the value of parameter is defined as a uInt32. It is not compatible with a 64-bit being the pointer 64 bits wide application. If you take a look at the C examples included with your version of IMAQdx you can see how the replacement function imgSetBufferElement2 must therefore serve as a replacement in the new code (imgSetBufferElement should now be listed as "obsolete" in the header). The new version replaces the old version of the function and is compatible with 32-bit and 64-bit code. The syntax and parameters that are passed must be identical.

  Eric

• Impossible to test, check, calibrate the card (PCI-6221) DAQ with MAX

  Hello

  We bought a PCI-6221 DAQ card and we have installed. However, it seems that the device is not recognized. First of all, it appears as a device in the PXI system then that is a PXI system. Then, I don't have access to the 'properties', 'self test' and "to calibrate" menu. This issue should be linked to the first.

  I tried to remove the driver and install it again, but it didn't work, so I tried the update but it is the latest version. Is there a problem with the driver?

  I checked with Labview if it was possible to use it, but no devices were found by the DAQ assistant. We have the whole NI Developer Suite 2009.

  Thank you for your time

  Cedric THOMAS

  Hello

  It works! Great! Thank you very much for your help.

  However, does this mean that DAQmx 8.8 is having trouble with the PCI-6221 device? Or I made a mistake during installation (but I have followed the manual)...

  I even can I create a simulated device also. That I couldn't do before with MAX 4.5.

  Thank you

  Cedric

• Error 200452 with synchronization of two cards PCI-6733

  LabVIEW: 8.6

  Using two cards PCI-6733 connected via a RTSI cable, I'm trying to get an output synchronized two PCI cards (which are connected to of BNC-2110).

  Here is the labview code I put together by looking at the examples online and in the program. To the left of the diagram is the part of the program that generates the entries.

  

  Currently, it gives me an error 200452: "specific property is not supported by the device or is not applicable to the task." Property: task of Start.TrigType name: _unnamedTask<26>. »

  Any ideas how to solve this problem? The Labview code above looks like it will do what I want?

  Thank you

  After investigating further the code, since it seems that your referencing the same clock, you do not need a trigger. You can probably avoid the error by removing the third blpck on all threads