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• PCIe-7842R (series R FPGA) digital output does not work properly

  Greetings,

  I'm having some problem show TTL the correct voltage with my PCIe-7842R FPGA board.

  The block diagram of my code FPGA LV Moose appears in "analog - digital .png '. The idea was to convert an analog input (decimal value) to a binary code and 16-bit output by 16 DIO ports. I use the connection block SCB-68 has as the terminal and trendy on the FPGA 1 connector RDIO with SHC68-68-RDIO shielded cable.

  The compiled code ok. But during the test, I noticed that some ports has no output TTL levels correctly. For example, for input 1000 decimal, I would expect binary code 0000001111101000. However, some ports (DIO #6, #7, #9, etc.), which are supposed to ~3.3V (1 digital) high TTL output, output actually 0.8V. I have attached the result measured in 'exit digital test.png '.

  To ensure that the question was not because of the code of the LV, I did some more tests on DIO #6 with a simple example (simple digital output.png). The output was ~ 1V this time at the digital 1.

  It's really confusing because of the digital Edition is supposed to be simple. I used the same FPGA card for controlling roller shutters with TTL signals before and it worked fine.

  Does anyone have similar problems? Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.

  iron_curtain wrote:

  DIOs are connected to a controller digital galvo Cambridge Tech. But I measured the voltage at the terminals of the connector block.

  If you unplug the controller galvo DIOs, do they look good (have the right voltages).  Do you know how many of these entries to the need for controller?  I think you hit the limit the total current available for EID within the Council.

• connection PCI-6035E and SCB - 68 and controls a laser to turn

  I connected the SCB-68 with a 15 pin cable and connected to a laser. Computer, I plugged PCI-6035E Council to the SCB-68 to control a Laser to turn on and off in a LabVIEW program. I have connected PIN # 6, 7, 14 of SCB - 68-connector cable 15 pin and I plugged the card PCI-6035E to SCB - 68. My program does not turn on the laser.

  Try:

  1. check the cable connections tight of the cable to the DAQ and SCB-68 card.

  2. If I remember correctly, there are switches in the CBS-86 case that has implemented the configuration based on your data acquisition card and your needs. Make sure they are set correctly.

  3. If you have a meter, check that your DAQ card is out the voltage at the terminals of the SCB-68.

  4. position the vi that you use.

  -AK2DM

• Problems to use two scb-68 has the NI PXI-6225

  Dear nor Forum,.

  I have a chassis NI SMU-1078, with embended OR PXIe8135 controller. One of the slot is busy with a PXI-6225. I for a long time successfully using 1 connection SCB-68 block a with the PXI-6225. Now, I need another channel to analog output on top of OD uses two that I am current. I plugged another SCB-68 connector Panel at the PXI6225, but I could not see analog outputs on this second bedroom. I could not see more channels to DAQmx AO create channel VI

  The PXI-6225 has only 2 analog outputs.  The second connector only has analog inputs.

  If you need more than output analog, you can take a look at the SMU-6738, which includes 32 analog outputs.

• SCB-68 and PCI-8331 which is to convert my analog sgnal in digital % 3F

  Long ago, about 7 years ago I worked on a project in which I photodetector interface to my computer through the SCB-68. All of the SCB-68 has been connected to the computer using the card PCI-8331.

  Now my entry is an analog signal of photodetector but the programming interface, I was getting numerical values for the calculation. Now my confusion about the task of conversion performed by what part of this connection?

  SCB - 68 has convert the input signal and the provision of digital output? or PCI-8331 was scanning before delivering information to the computer? or labview was after getting the signal of PCI-8331?

  can anyone clear me please?

  Thank you!

  Of course there was a DAQ card somewhere.

• problem of SCB - 68

  I bought a PCI-6251 with SCB - 68.

  I am trying to connect my hardware and I have a few questions.
   
  1. how to connect my motor, encoder and the potentiometer to scb - 68? Do I need to connect to the i/o connector or srew terminals? Who is the axis of entry and that is the output pin?
  2. I would like to use it to give one analog on my engine and output analog out my knob and get an output of my encoder. Is it true that the switch must be set as in "MIO with disabled temperature detection mode (default configuration) *" as an attachment page 5 in the "scb-68 manual.pdf"?
  3. do I need to do steps 4 to 6 as in page 4 in attachment "scb-68 manual.pdf"? What is a 'son of signals' mentioned in steps 4 and where are the other end of the wires connected to terminals screw must be connected?
  4. do I need to run step 10 for my application as in question 2?
  5. I went to ni.com/info/f/ and enter the info code rdwpdf as in step 2, but can't get anything. What should I do?

  1. the connection to the DAQ device made by a cable between it and the e/s connector. There are no entries and exits on the SCB-68. There are inputs and outputs on your data acquisition card. Since there is a one-to-one correspondence, once you know the pin of the data acquisition card, connect to the Terminal screw of the SCB-68 which has the same number.

  2. Yes, you want to disable all temperature sensors.

  3. of course. If you do not connect no matter what, you can not source or measure with the card DAQ. Son of signals are the connections of your components.

  4. No, it's optional.

  5. no idea what the problem is.

• Connections SCB 68

  Dear Sir

  I use NI PCI 6281 as well as the SCB-68. I want to collect data from a sensor that has a BNC connector. My SCB-68 has no BNC ports and I can connect only wires. What should I do? If I remove the BNC of the sensor wire Plug and connect the leads to naked to the SCB-68 sensor while it will be OK? or it will be the effect on the measurement?

  Kind regards

  Urfee

  You can get a little more noise through the connection block than you would if you had a direct BNC connection on data acquisition.  But it shouldn't be enough to matter.  I just cut the end out of the BNC cable to connect the signal and ground in the terminal block.

  But if you are really worried about it OR there some DAQ cards with BNC connection.  I haven't looked in a while, but they tend to be on the high end.

• Qosmio G40 - 10F won't boot up - PCI Express error

  I recently installed a windows update and the laptop came in restart mode.
  When the system boots it tries to start then I get a say black screen error PCI Express.

  I tried a system restore, but the disc does not start, also tried to access the bios and it does not work.

  Can I please ask for more help on this one because I don't have any problems at all, everything seems that a windows update has messed with my config in the bios.

  Help, please!

  Hello

  I can't believe that Windows update would affect the BIOS.

  In my opinion, this must be just bad luck.

  PCI Express error means generally that a PCI device on the motherboard has started to malfunction.

  This means that it could be a motherboard problem that could be solved by replacing the mobo

  Sorry man, but I think that you don't have a lot of options here... seems that Toshiba ASP technician should take a look at this question :(

• Windows 7 - Pci to Pci bridge (error: Code 10)-PCI video card

  Before that I declare my problems I will list what I'm running and I am trying to accomplish.

  I'm under edition 64-bit of Windows 7 Enterprise, not the Beta or RC. I have 3 video cards in my possession (listed below).
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  -(PCI) Evga 9400GT
  -Evga (PCI) Fx5500
  Out of these 3 cards I only use the GTX260 and the 9400GT. I had to "retire" the Fx5500 because drivers latest WHQL (certified) only provided support as far down as the cards of Nvidia "6 series". Unfortunately the Fx5500 is a 'series 5' and falls below this line. I already tried to use the GTX260 and Fx5500 in earlier versions of Windows (XP and Vista), but there is no way to download and install two separate drivers for two of the same video card do - you will have nothing else to errors. There is the option to go to a place like guru3d.com and download a supported driver custom which covers both the GTX260 Fx5500, but drivers are not certified and lack support. Therefore, I bought and now use the 9400GT is covered by pilots for the GTX260, which eliminates the need for messing around with custom drivers. Also, the 9400GT has a better graphics processor and more memory than the Fx5500, so it was time to upgrade anyway.

  Now that you have some info here is my problem, whenever I have install the 9400GT as I get a second entry "pci to pci bridge" (the other entrance has no errors) that appears under "System devices" in Device Manager. The entrance of bridge pci to pci second has a yellow triangle with an exclamation point, which refers to a problem. When you check the properties of this unit it is more or less said that Windows has detected a problem (error Code 10). The GTX260 is still working and still comes in "graphics cards" as a GTX260, but there is no entry for the 9400GT. I tried the 9400GT in two PCI ports and each time it does the same thing. If I get out the GTX260 and ONLY operate the 9400GT, I always get the question of the pci to pci bridge, BUT I get a picture and can boot into Windows 7 without a hitch. When I do that it is still nothing listed under "graphics cards" as a 9400GT or even a VGA compatible device.

  After messing around with this for 10 hours (Yes, I said 10 hours) I decided to dig my retirement (the Fx5500) PCI video card. When I installed this card I had no entry bridge PCI to pci 2nd appear under "System Devices", and one that appeared had no yellow triangle or error codes. I then checked under "Graphics cards" and Windows 7 it was recognized as a VGA-compatible device and asked for drivers.

  Now, I have concluded that there is absolutely no problem with the motherboard or my material (including video cards). In a first time EVGA support and I had suspected that the motherboard may be bad because of all the pre-diagnostic steps I had taken during my test of 10 hours. I won't enumerate what I did because it would literally take 3 hours to type everything in it. Just believe me when I say I've tried many things including but not limited to the latest bios updates (flashed 4 times and reset to ensure accuracy), IRQ customized management, all OS X 2, multiple/latest chipset drivers installed, reinstalling video multiple/last drivers installed, memtest test, complete equipment disassembly and re - build (adding a device at a time) and MUCH more. The only thing I have not tried installing another OS other than Windows 7 64 - bit to see if I could reproduce the problem. It's a waste of time, but because that let's say I install Windows XP Pro and the 9400GT doesn't have this problem... Well, that's fine, but who cares on XP Pro when I used it for the last 9 years and when I have a version full of Windows 7 I want to use? I'm certainly not running XP Pro on Windows 7 just to use the PCI video card. Second, if I install XP Pro and it always gives me the same error of bridge pci to pci and then, I only lost more time than because if it s not to go to work or the other OS, then I m sure that hell will not leave XP Pro installed when I use Windows 7.

  Thank you
  Piyush

  Maybe a stupid question now but has your post anything to do with Toshiba and Toshiba computers laptops?

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  Since no hard drive have been officially qualified, should really a specific recommendation here. Many AHCI or NVMe with SSD should work without much effort, although anything NVMe will need a driver. My personal choice would go to Samsung or Intel, as I've had the most experience with them. Samsung can be done via PCIe cards m2 and Intel has some native PCIe solutions.

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