Configure the input voltage range

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  I'm trying to control a motor using a cRIO 9074 with the NI 9477 module. I would like to configure the output voltage of the module and if I understand correctly, they vary between 5 to 60 v.

  How can I have a 24 v output?

  Thank you.

  JaneDoe94 wrote:

  So if I understand correctly, I can use an exit as a switch?

  If I choose resistance pull-up so the current stay under 1A, would this work?

  For example, I am using R = 20 kOhm and DC = 24V. I need to stay below 5mA current.

  9477 module is basically a relay to connect to the Earth.  But beware of your voltage and current limits.  The maximum current that can flow is 0.625 A by line.  So make sure that you stay below that.

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• SCXI 1338 - input voltage range

  Hi all

  I use SCXI-1338 blocks in modules SCXI-1125. Currently channels measure currents in the 4milliamps range at 20 Ma.

  I'll be able to measure signals VOLATGE by connecting to the SCXI-1338 module, and what is the range of acceptable voltage AC or DC? And also should I do everything

  changes in the SCXI-1338 module block in order to measure the voltage signals? I want to measure 20V DC signal controlled by a PLC.

  Thanking you.

  Well, what it really comes down to the Ohm's law in the end. V/r = I, you'll 20V/250Ohms = ~ 80mA which is well above the limit of the 1125 and the 1338. I recommend you either go with the voltage attenuator 1327 or you could possibly do external cables to a voltage divider. If you place a resistance of 1kOhm serial then your V/R = I equation turns into 20V/1250 Ohms = ~ 16mA max. To find your tension, you must create a custom scale to account for this new resistance. However, given that most of the resistance will be a mistake, it would be better if you measured the resistance of the circuit using a multimeter or an equivalent for an estimate more precise of the real resistance.

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• Limit NI9215 analog input voltage range

  Hello

  I use a NI9215 (mounted in a cdaq 9174) to acquire a voltage signal. I want to keep the tension as an integer and then later convert it to a voltage in the script of Fortran. To do this I need to know the relationship between integers and tension. If I use an unsigned integer I 0 is-10 for example (numbers aren't important as long as I know what they are).

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  PAL Egil

  Hi pal_egil-

  I guess you are trying to save time processor or (perhaps more likely) storage space by resizing the data yourself.  I suggest that you use the version of DAQmx Read 'no'.  This will give the most fundamental data type available and will save processing time (because it will not be scaling of tension and then re-scaling to an integer value simple on a linear scale of your application) and storage (because you will be able to store a single value of 2 bytes for each data point of your device).

  So these unadjusted nationwide tension later readings, you'll also want to connect the device scaling coefficients for your module.  These are accessible from the property of DAQmx channel node in LabVIEW, and a description of how to apply them to lectures unadjusted using LabVIEW for NOR-DAQmx.

  

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  Hi,.

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• Geographical address on the device voltage map PXI express

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  I am designing a PXI express card that must be inserted into a NI PXI express chassis. I read the documentation and specifications PXI, PXI express, of the cPCIexpress, but it seems that I'm not able to find any specification of voltage level for the BC (pins geographical address) that are present in the J4 connector. I need to know at least the input voltage prior to high level connect them to the FPGA that is on board. I'd like to connect a 12 Volt signal directly to a Bank of the FPGA 1.8V. Yes, I know, I can always use a (made with resistors) voltage divider in front of entrances FPGA, but better know the spcifications before conception to design something wrongly, in my view.

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• How can I programmatically change the parameters of voltage range in a DAQ Assistant

  Hello

  First post here.

  I need to be able to change the properties of voltage range of a daqmx assistant DAQ based on user input.  My material, an SCXI module - 1102C does not change this property on a running task, so I would together the range of input voltage analog before activating the DAQ Assistant, or break the DAQ Assistant immediately after it starts, set the values, and then resume.

  I don't know how to change the task ahead because the DAQ assistant creates the task when it is running, and there is no job before that.

  In the attached photo, I have a conditional section, configured to run only if the loop iteration is 0.  I take the task of the Daq assistant, sending him stop vi of task, set the property and then send the task with the snap the vi task. I can watch him run with lightweight debugging on, and everything seems to work properly, but on the second (and all others) iteration of the loop, I read I. Max and it seems that a re DAQ Assistant set it to the 5V.  You can see what's going wrong here?

  BTW, there is a continuous acquisition and the code doesn't produce error messages when executing.

  I've encountered a similar question someone posted here in 2006, but his question was specifically a Labview API (VB, I think) and not a real solution of G.

  Attached are the real vi in question and a PNG of the block diagram.

  Thank you!

  Ruby K

  First of all, if you want to start getting beyond the basics with the DAQ hardware, you have to stop using the DAQ assistant and do it with lower level VI DAQmx.  There are hundreds of examples in the finder of the example.  You can even make a right-click on the DAQ assistant and select open front panel.  This will create a Subvi, you can open and see what is happening behind the scenes.  Do it.  I think you will find that the task DAQ is recreated on each (although I'm not 100 percent the way parameters are established or maintained in each section of this sub - VI).

  The second problem is that you have a bit of a race on iteration 0 condition.  These two property DAQ nodes are running at the same time.  Thus, when you read the AI. Max, this can happen before or after the AI. Max is located in the structure of your business.

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• Acquisition of data NOR-9205 Assistant set up range of input voltage

  How to configure the module NI9205 to use the +/-200mV input range.

  I use a custom scale, and it seems that I can not get an accurate reading.  I use a shunt current of 100 Ma (max 10A).  So I custom balance setting to have 100 x + b.  The current flowing in the device is 2 amps and I get a reading of 12-13 amps after custom scale.  Now I think the module is configured to sample for the entrance of 10V and I get an error of resolution.

  Hi therbert

  Since your custom scale is 100 x, to work on the beach of +/-200 mV to your NI 9205 module you must configure your input signal of maximum and minimum range for +/-20 respectively.

  According to the equation: Range.max * scale.slope = 200mV * 100 = 20V

  This will automatically configure to the scope of the module +/-200 mV to verify you can access the channel DAQmx property node and look for the analog input > General Properties > advanced > Range property, this will let you know in what range is the functioning of the device.

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• With the help of MAX to configure digital input levels on a USB-6009

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  I use a USB-6009 box in a Windows environment. MAX allows me to configure the 8 bits in the port 0 as inputs or outputs. However, when I put the bits for all entries, their default level is high, and the "ALL LOW" button is grayed out. Is there a way I can turn this button to set the bits all low entry and therefore be configured to read a + 5V input pulse?

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  Geoff Hammond

  When you set up the pins as inputs, you can read 0 or 5 volts. It makes no sense to set then high or low. No PIN disconnected feel of course a logic 1 because of pull-ups on the device.

• Configuration of input DAQmx terminal and choice of the sample mode

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• How to change the input range (DAQ assistant) with a digital command?

  Hello everyone

  I am currently working with the NI USB-6218 acquisition card.

  In order to acquire a signal, I would like to be able to choose the input range of the DAQ with a digital command Wizard (and not opening the window of DAQ assistant) (as 'number of sample' and section 'rate'...)

  Is this possible and if so, how?

  Thank you very much in advance for your answers!

  You can't with the DAQ Assistant so just click on and select "generate the Code of OR-DAQmx. You can edit the Subvi who performs the installation.