Generating a signal 10-bit via USB-6363

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  I'm new with Labview, currently, I bought NI DAQ USB 6363 for generating control signals and signals analog accquire. I would like to send digital data series through one of the digital IOs with throughput of 30 kbps. Please see the attachment for the data frame. Could someone comment the feasibility of this? Y at - it codes for the example that I can refer to? Most of the examples I've looked at so far deals to generate several line instead of 1 single line. How can I achieve this?

  Thank you

  Diem

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  After looking on your code, I understand what you were trying to do. Here's how I'd do. Usually we do not write code to clients, but you peaked my curiosity of! I hope this helps. Good luck!

  ~ kgarrett

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  John

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  Take a look at it and see if that helps. There is also a very useful white paper on considerations to make when measuring frequency, you can find here:

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  http://www.NI.com/Tutorial/7111/en/

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  -Matt

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