output of a wave in U8 using NiDAQ USB-6009

Hey

guys im trying to output a sine or square wave in U8 format using NI Daq USB 6009, I'm a kind of a release, but I don't know if the law or the not.please help me check, am doing some kind of a blunder that correct me please im fairly new to labviw.

I'm waveform.vi Resample dt varied my value of th also.but requirement what outputs does not match with the value/s enter the loop.


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