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  I have an iMac (20-inch, mid 2007).

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  AL

  Yes exit usb audio and are truly comprehensive external soundcards, they can have any type of entry and exit of the machine to be desired that they have

  and if they do a driver of OS x for him it's just a matter of connection installing the driver and choosing the entry in system preferences for being that

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  Not quite what series of TLxxx you have, but for example the TL938 supports a digital (optical) audio output port that provides a digital audio signal.
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  Hello

  I am relative new to LabWindows.

  I have a program that starts when I press a button. The program controls a motor. Now I press a button on the motor and the program must cease (Safty Stop). The button is connected to a digital input on my card (PCI Express 6343). Now, I have the question, how do I program the interruption? I know not how do in CVI (controls the digital input whenever the program runs).

  I hope someone can help me.

  Best regards

  The starting point must be to look relevant examples that NEITHER provide:

  ReadDigChan - ChangeDetection.prj

  and

  ReadDigChan - ChangeDetectionEvent.prj

  However, I must advice against using a PC as a "Safety Stop". As a general rule, the PC are completely inappropriate to the core functions of security, unless you follow the standard IEC 62304 relevent to the letter. Tip: it's hard to do with a PC. To implement safety functions such as emergency and interlocks stops you buy much better a specialist dedicated safety relay and following the instructions of the manufacturer. If life-threatening energy (either electric or medcanical) may be present, then consult a professional engineer.

• How can I set up a digital input task to read continuous samples?

  I am trying to create an exclusively digital task that will make digital readings at a rate timed by the material using a PCIe-6509. However, when I try to put the task timing as follows (which works on a PCIe-6509), I get the following error:

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  Property: NationalInstruments.DAQmx.Timing.SampleTimingType

  Required value: NationalInstruments.DAQmx.SampleTimingType.SampleClock

  Possible values: NationalInstruments.DAQmx.SampleTimingType.OnDemand, NationalInstruments.DAQmx.SampleTimingType.ChangeDetection

  Task name: DigitalInputTask

  State code:-200077

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      public class DigitalInputReader: IDisposable
      {    
          public DigitalInputReader()
  
          {
  
              dataReadyHandler = new System.AsyncCallback (DataReadyEventHandler);
  
  daqmxTask = new DigitalInputTask();
  
              daqmxTask.Configure (Globals.NI);
  daqmxTask.Control (TaskAction.Verify);
  
              daqmxTask.Control (TaskAction.Commit);
  daqmxReader = new DigitalMultiChannelReader (daqmxTask.Stream);
  
          }
  public class DigitalInputTask: task
  
          {
  public DigitalInputTask(): {base ("DigitalInputTask")}
  public virtual void Configure (NiConfiguration niConfig)
  
          {
  
              <= niconfig.digitalinputs.count="" -="" 1;="">
  
              {
  
                  String physicalChannelName = niConfig.Device + "/ port" + niConfig.DigitalInputs [i]. Port.ToString () + "/ line" + niConfig.DigitalInputs [i]. Channel.ToString ();
  
                  String nameToAssignToChannel = niConfig.DigitalInputs [i]. Name;
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                  c. InvertLines = niConfig.DigitalInputs [i]. InvertLines;
  
              }
  
              var signalSource = "";
  
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          }
  
      }

  The last call to Task.Timing.ConfigureSampleClock, it's which throw errors.

  Of the options available, or SampleTimingType.OnDemand or NationalInstruments.DAQmx.SampleTimingType.ChangeDetection provide the same precisely timed calls that I am familiar with the analog input interruptions.

  How is it possible in a digital task?  I mean, it seems that I could set up another task to do call by material for the production of a clock signal and use the ChangeDetection synchronization mode, but this seems a bit complicated for what should be easy to do.  What Miss me?

  Update: I thought about it.  You cannot call ConfigureSampleClock when the digital input card is a device of 650 x, because these devices have any automated examples of clock.  They are configured to run in mode default finite samples.  You must make all sample synchronizing with these devices in the software.

  Be cautious, however, because the .NET timers ensure they put any faster than their scheduled interval.  In practice, they are usually 5 to 10 ms slow by tick.  This means that if you want to read samples every 100 ms by sample clock, you'd end up reading all 108 ms samples.  All counters based on the elapsed time and number of samples would be away after a few seconds of it.

  Instead, you must do one of four things: write a doggone driver that runs in ring 0 and interfaces with the PCIe card in the required interval (i.e. on NC, not you, in practice), tolerate the inclination of the clock, use a multimedia timer as an interruption audio or video that is more likely to respond to the correct interval, or , my solution, an accurate clock allows you to set the interval of the timer.  I wrote the following code to the timer:

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  {

  
  Interval = targetInterval,
  AutoReset = true,
  };
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  {
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  Adjust the next tick so that it's accurate
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  }

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