host vi data only appears in fixed point format

Hello

The FIFO DMA are configured as fixed point integer length 16 and with note 19. When they are acquired by DMA FIFO in FPGA entire watch and mantissa. But when acquired his watch only the integer in host and I lose mantissa. He get rounding upward? Is there a way I could get the accurate data both the mantissa and integer?

Ta

Hello

The table of fixed points in your host vi application is defined as: 33 bit word length and 33 whole bit, in this way you will be non-integer values.

You must change your configuration of fixed point. Right click on the table, select properties and change the parameters in the tab type data of select simply adapt to the source.

Hope this helps,

Paulo

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