Measurement of frequency with CompactRio

Dear all

I have an anemometer which sends digital signals. I'm trying to analyze the signal to determine the speed of the wind.

I have one NOR cRio-9024 and NI 9205. When I connect the anemometer, it gives me some positives square rear tension (see attachment). I wonder if I could turn this to the readings of frequency because it is linear to the wind speed.

I tried to follow the link below, but my module does not have the option of digital Configuration specialist

http://digital.NI.com/public.nsf/allkb/C9088DFDF803CD8B862575F3007C40FD

or I should have another module OR who could measure the frequency of the signal directly?

I would like any ideas or suggestions. Thank you very much!

LabVIEW Newbie


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