continous digital output of NI 9476

Hello

I use to generate continuous output of LabView 8.5 NI 9476.

But I get the following error:-

"Error 201062 has occurred to the DAQ Assistant

Possible reasons:

Selected lines do not support buffering operations.

Ensure that lines are supported buffering operations are used in the task. If using change detection, the task must be changed to single point of material without buffer timed in support of these lines.

Device: cDAQ1
Physical channel: port1/_slot2/$line0 '

Could someone tell me where the problem lies.

Thanks in advance for your answer.

Tarun

Your error would imply that you try to use the hardware timing.  Are you?

When your error message indicates that the device does not support buffering operations, it means exactly that.  You try to do something that the camera is unable to.  If you look at your listing, you will notice that it specifies avoiding.

You will need to either use the timing of the software, or you will need a different device.  Note that the maximum clock for your software timing frequency is 2 kHz, so you will not be able to go faster than that.  Of course, realization of 2 kHz with avoiding the is fairly unlikely anyway.

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