Pin assignment connector D - SUB 15 pin on CompactDAQ chassis

Similar Questions

• NI9403 for counting of pulses

  How to use the NI9403 module for counting of pulse device? We test engine GE ECM and provides a signal of 32 pulses per revolution.

  Hi Change_Air,

  In short, you might want to consider another module (probably a 9401 or 9402 according to the type of desired connector and/or the number of lines required).

  Modules with 8 lines or less (e.g. 9401, 9402) use a dedicated line to transfer the data from each of its inputs on the chassis backplane and are therefore capable of routing of external signals such as timing/triggering signals (for example one of the counters on a backplane cDAQ).  However, modules with more than 8 lines must transfer the data serial to chassis backplane and so tickets are not available for routing.

  Assuming you are using a bottom of basket cDAQ newest (any carrier except the x 9172 or 916 cDAQ), from 9.3 DAQmx you can configure a sample clock and acquire a digital input buffered on modules that transfer data in series (I think the 9403 can taste up to 1/7 US = ~ 142 kHz).  So you could end up with a table in the data buffer (for example [0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1...]) which you could then analyze to determine the number of edges.  Of course, the impulses must stay high for at least a period of your sample clock to ensure that you are able to detect.

  If you're on cRIO you could set up something similar, but the same restriction applies always - the limit is the maximum rate that data can be transferred in series of the 9403 inside of basket.

  Thus, although it is probably possible to get what you want with the 9403 (according to your pulse width), a "parallel" module would be much more effective in the detection of the short pulses (if it was a requirement) and would be simpler to program as well - you could just set up a task of edge with a meter count (assuming that the cDAQ).  There's a Developer Zone article containing a list of all series C, but it seems to be incorrect for several modules (perhaps an employee NOR will see this) about the nature of the series/parallel data transfer for the DIO modules.   I am not aware of any exceptions (and do not think that there should be none) to the rule that modules DIO with 8 lines or fewer are 'parallel modules' and DIO modules with more than 8 lines are "serial modules" (there are rows of data exactly 8 connector d - SUB between each module and chassis).

  Best regards

• How to make your own Board BNC connector for 37 pins PCI-6010?

  This is first time I am doing data acquisition and the BNC-2110 present can be connected to PCI-6010. How to make a Board for it?

  I'm not sure what you mean by "some"; The BNC-2120 exposes all channels HAVE and AO on connector 0 of a standard feature of E, M or X series.

  • Eight BNC connectors are for eight differential channels of I. For example, for the BNC connector labeled 'I 0', the Center connects to the 'I 0' pine and the outside connects to pin 'HAVE 8'. (The BNC-2120 probably would not be a good choice for someone who wanted to use the channels in unbalanced mode).
  
  
  • Other two is for the analog output; the centres are ' AO 0' and 'AO 1' and transmissions are related to "AO GND".
  
  
  • There is another connector BNC for PFI 0; all other PFI (with the exception of the 10, 11 and 15) are broken down as screw terminals.
  
  
  • Other BNC connectors connect what either directly (the unit is powered by the + 5V line but otherwise works autonomously, and the "user defined signals' are connected to terminals to adjacent screws).

  It seems like it wouldn't be difficult to have a cable that was going on a PCI-6010 the 37 pins on the connector 68 pins on the BNC-2120. I'm a little curious as to why we do not have one. Possible reasons off the top of my head which may explain why not:

  • cards PFI/description would be a mistake (for example, on a series of E/M/X ' CTR 0 SRC "PFI 8; on the 6010 is PFI 0.)
  
  
  • No digital lines (E/M/x series P0.0 P0.7 via are independent; on the P0.0 6010 P0.5 and P1.0 by P1.3 are shared with PFI lines)
  
  
  • Confusion about being able to connect to other devices that we sell with connector d - SUB 37 pin, but who do not use a compatible pinout (for example, the PCI-6239, PCI-6510 or the NI 9237). Here again, a PCI-6703 also uses a 68 connector pins, but has a completely incompatible pinout as well.

  But it seems that those who would be pretty easy to deal with, because it is useful to be able to connect to the BNC-2010. Maybe it's an idea for the Exchange of ideas information Acquisition?

  Anyway, if you want to have pushed BNC for everything on your Board of homebrew will need you:

  • 8 or 16 BNC connectors to HAVE, depending on whether you want single-ended or differential. For differential, the centres are GOT by AI 7 0, and transmissions are AI by AI 15 8. For asymmetric, the centres are HAVE 0 through 15 AI and transmissions should all connect to GND AI.
  
  
  • HAVE a sense (I think that you only need this if you use channels Nonreferenced Single - Ended (NRSE). See also: noise considerations for analog signals and field wiring.)
  
  
  • Two for AO (centers are AO 0 and 1 AO, outers times connect to AO GND).
  
  
  • Ten for PFI/digital lines. Outers will connect to GND D.

  Up to a maximum of 29. You want maybe less, depending on your application.

• Looking for pinout - PCI - CAN 18472E-02 d - SUB 9-pin

  Hello

  I have a 2003 PCI - CAN card that I can't seem to find much information on:

  NOR CAN series 1 card. Connector D - Sub 9 pins - Part Number is: 184726E-02

  Someone at - it a pinout or know if this follows the normal output of 9-pin NI CAN?  Nothing in MAX and nothing Google or OR from what I've been able to find.

  Thank you!

  Hi Waterppk,

  The pinout of the connector 9-pin D - Sub CAN is basically the same for PXI, PCI, PCMCIA, 1/2, series, USB AND interfaces (Center of differences around the use of the PIN 9: "V +").

  You can find the latest version of the manual here: NI-CAN hardware and software manual and specifications

  Chapter 4, "Connectors and cables" describes the pinout in detail (see page 4-2).

  -B2k

• Satellite U200: lost ethernet RJ45 connector

  On my brand new U200-163 the RJ45 ethernet connector can up and down to about 1 mm. The connector is not tightly screwed into the chassis or motherboard. U200 owners, it's the same and normal with your machines?

  Thank you for your answers and sorry for my broken English.

  Hello

  Well, on my Satellite (not U200) connector LAN doesn't move up and down.
  I put t know why it moves on your laptop. Possible that a screw loses a little.

  Your device is new and the warranty is valid. You could ask the service partner for more details.
  But in my opinion it of not a serious problem and 1 mm move is not worth mentioning.

• Confused about NI PXI 2575

  Hello

  I have a module SH200LFH-4xDB50F-S cable and NI PXI-2575.

  Switch Soft Front Panel, under the schematic tab and 1 wire 196 x 1 topology, when I log in, say, channel 189 and COM and check the electrical contact between terminals 22 and 23 of the 50 pin-connector P4 SUB D, I get the contact. Fine.

  But when I choose the topology of 95 x 1 2-wire, I think that if I close the relay k0 e.g., she closed the circuit between CH0 and CH95, both between pins 1 and 2 of the 50 connector pin. But this does not happen.

  EDIT: Another way I thought that it worked if I for example close the k94 relay, I would contact between the positive cable of k94 and COM + (and k94 - with COM-) but that doesn't seem to be the case either.

  Am I wrong?

  Thank you

  LFH200 Cable Installation Instructions: http://www.ni.com/pdf/manuals/373848f.pdf

  NEITHER SMU/PXI-2575 Specifications: http://www.ni.com/pdf/manuals/373870n.pdf

  Baobob,

  I think you can close the wrong relay. Channel 94 is actually closed by driving relay k41. I would check the hardware diagram 2575 in aid of switches of OR for complete information on the person who closes the channel. I think it would be much easier to use the channel API to open / close the channels as the documentation of cable described the 'string' not the relay.

  

  FYI, the reason for which the relay and the channel are different is that exchange channels depend on the topology and the relays are static for the whole device regardless of topology.

• sbRIO-9607

  Hello

  I use sbrio 9607. I connect the NI 9234 module to sbrio by jury NI 9697 CTMR which has two slots. The problem is I don't need a second slot and slot increases the size and volume.

  (1) is there a version of unique slot 9697 OR?

  (2) is there a way to connect the NI 9234 to sbrio?

  Thanks in advance,

  Gear

  tetego wrote:

  Hi Matt,

  Is it possible to use a RMC connector

  and isolate the appropriate pins to connect through Connector D - SUB 15-pin for the NI 9234?

  Thank you

  Gear

  It turns out that my previous statement was somewhat inaccurate (should have read the documentation more closely).

  We do not have an EGGA which allows you to use only a single module C series, but you are able to create your own CTMR which would only have one connection of module C-Series.  The link below explains how you can make this connection.  The important caveat is that you will not be able to use the pins previously used for the second module for other tasks, because it is a signal of fixed behavior.  If you want to save space, it can be done, but if you want more connections DIO it is impossible.

  http://www.NI.com/PDF/manuals/375536a.PDF#page=18

  I hope that summarizes the options available.

• iSCSI MPIO (Multipath) with Nexus 1000v

  Anyone out there have iSCSI MPIO successfully with Nexus 1000v? I followed the Cisco's Guide to the best of my knowledge and I tried a number of other configurations without success - vSphere always displays the same number of paths as it shows the targets.

  The Cisco document reads as follows:

  Before you begin the procedures in this section, you must know or follow these steps.

  •You have already configured the host with the channel with a port that includes two or more physical network cards.

  •You have already created the VMware kernel NIC to access the external SAN storage.

  •A Vmware Kernel NIC can be pinned or assigned to a physical network card.

  •A physical NETWORK card may have several cards pinned VMware core network or assigned.

  That means 'a core of Vmware NIC can be pinned or assigned to a physical NIC' average regarding the Nexus 1000v? I know how to pin a physical NIC with vDS standard, but how does it work with 1000v? The only thing associated with "pin" I could find inside 1000v was with port channel subgroups. I tried to create a channel of port with manuals subgroups, assigning values of sub-sub-group-id for each uplink, then assign an id pinned to my two VMkernel port profiles (and directly to ports vEthernet as well). But that doesn't seem to work for me

  I can ping both the iSCSI ports VMkernel from the switch upstream and inside the VSM, so I know Layer 3 connectivity is here. A strange thing, however, is that I see only one of the two addresses MAC VMkernel related on the switch upstream. Both addresses show depending on the inside of the VSM.

  What I'm missing here?

  Just to close the loop in case someone stumbles across this thread.

  In fact, it is a bug on the Cisco Nexus 1000v. The bug is only relevant to the ESX host that have been fixed in 4.0u2 (and now 4.1). Around short term work is again rev to 4.0u1. Medium-term correction will be integrated into a maintenance for the Nexus 1000V version.

  Our implementation of code to get the multipath iSCSI news was bad but allowed in 4.0U1. 4.0U2 no longer our poor implementation.

  For iSCSI multipath and N1KV remain 4.0U1 until we have a version of maintenance for the Nexus 1000V

• correct electrical tap for evga gtx980 ti

  Hi all

  I bought an EVGA GTX980 TI to my Macpro end of 2010. I use all four sata ports. Will there be enough Watts on the rail of optical drive?

  You know there are connectors for two connectors six pins inside the chassis of the Mac, right?

  What does this new beast for power inputs? two of the six? an eight?

• The Acer M3641 will have a standard ATX power supply? My power supply is dead.

  My M3641 does not start and it seems to be dead while it is turned off.  It was plugged and it started sparking and make loud pop.  I see no signs of a short circuit or damage the inside of the case, but I did not remove or open the power supply.  I think to replace, but I can't find all the information on the sites of Acer which would specify if a standard ATX PSU would work or if there are installation instructions I need.  Does anyone out there know about this?  Thank you.

  OK, no answer here yet, so I had to make a decision.  I bought a ThermalTake TR2 430W ATX PSU (also shown on their Web site as W0070) and I replaced the power supply in my M3641.  It cost me $25 (after discount) at a local TigerDirect store (CompUSA was.)  I was shocked (no pun intended) the degree of simplicity to install.  I was also shocked that he seems to have worked immediately.

  First I disconnected the power of the unit and press and hold the power on button on the front of the PC (according to the instructions of Acer) to release any remaining electrical load (or so they claim).  I removed the 4 screws of the old PSU and slid the box out of the chassis Assembly while retaining all connected cables.  I found the best direction for the new PSU (fan stood in the same place, so the new power supply heat can be evacuated in the chassis, but the chassis is open enough and if the fan is drawing inside the PSU the air comes from the back of the unit (reasonably fresh air.)  It's the only way it would fit the attachment power cord located on the side of the draw.  The old power supply had the fan and the power cord on the same side attachment to the rear of the chassis).  Note that it is possible that the fan is fan in the power supply and the back.  I do not know.  In any case, I had no choice about the direction.

  I unplugged the old PSU connector and replaced it by plugging the connector corresponding since the new power supply.  I did step by step, a connector at the same time, check first to make sure I knew exactly where the connector has been set and what was the orientation.  In each case, I checked to make sure that the paired wire color coding.  In some cases, there was an extra wire on the new connector, but all the others were corresponding to the color and orientation.  I had a square connection 4 pins which does not correspond to the form of any connector again, but the new PSU was a rectangle connector 8 this divide into two 4 pin and I joined an of these.  The main connector has been 24 pins and the new PSU gave me an option of 20 or 24 pins.  Once again, no problem.  I noticed that one of the connections of the old PSU was actually two connections separated on a single cable, so I simply repeated with the new power supply, which included two cables multiconnector just for this purpose.  I used one of those for the two connections (hard disk, I think) and the other for a single connection, probably for the optical drive.

  The old power supply was now completely detached.

  After checking that all the screws and connectors have been secured, screw the plate chassis and to make sure the PC is properly delivered together, I plugged it in the end of the power cable supplied with the new power supply with the power off PC switch.  Then I plugged the other end of the power cable on my PS backup APC no explosion yet, so I went the new PC button power on / off to we.  Still no spark, so I pressed the button on the front of the PC and voila, it lights up and started.  Everything seems fine.  It seems to work normally.  If I encounter problems such as overheating, I will update this post.

• a4311f

  I have the HP Pavilion a4311f desktop computer.  I want to upgrade the video card so I can add an additional monitor to my work of domestic work.  Not a gamer.  But I lead a course at home and need an additional monitor.

  What would be the best video card upgrade? (Not a Gamer) just add the 2nd monitor

  What would be the best diet to upgrade?

  Simple answers, just savy nor tech would be appreciated.  If we can not do, I would appreciate knowing that, as well.

  I tried once before and I hope I can get a clearer answer.

  Thanks in advance for your help.

  HP Pavilion a4311f desktop computer (Bookmark this page of support)
  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/product?product=4124965 & CC = US & DLC = in & LC =

  Pavilion a4311f product specification Page
  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c01982713

  Your computer motherboard (Pegatron M2N68-;) HP Code Name: Narra6) is the integrated graphics card
  using nVidia GeForce 6150SE nForce 430.

  Here are the technical specifications of this graphics processor from nVidia
  http://www.nvidia.com/object/mobo_gpu_tech_specs.html

  Your computer has a PCI Express x 16 expansion for the module slot graphics cards *.
  NOTE: * built into the graphics card or the card PCI Express x 16 slot are usable at once; they can NOT be used simultaneously.

  NVIDIA and AMD/ATI are the largest 2 manufacturers of graphics cards.
  The two companies provide specific requirements of power supply (power) for their products.
  SELECT a current production model (supported) for your operating system AND Version "Next".

  Some traders, since this research and assessment criteria is a selection of several variable.

  1 video connectors (D-Sub/VGA, DVI, HDMI, Display Port)
  2. What is the maximum resolution of this second monitor?
  3 length of the video card to Add on, a computer cases are limited to the duration of the map that fits.
  4. is the expansion card, a card (wide angle) 2 locations? You will need an expansion slot side empty.
  5. even if a majority of MFG. motherboard have background clearances for graphics cards, some models of pushing the limits.
  6. some graphics cards the module require more power from the internal power supply.
  Not all power supplies provide this connector, but exist to the adapter.
  IF you need to upgrade the power supply (power), this connector is normally included.
  ===
  I would like to NARROW your search, a little. Given that your motherboard has already had nVidia GeForce chipset,
  Look at the graphic cards of nVidua GeFirce the module in this same range of products.

  Focus on OFFICE products.
  Series GeForce GTX targeted for players, while the GT series is at least demandung users.
  http://www.GeForce.com/hardware

  START by looking at the entry level GeForce GT 610, the power supply required is at least 300 watts.
  http://www.GeForce.com/hardware/desktop-GPUs/GeForce-gt-610

  Look closely at the SPECIFICATIONS: resolutions of display, connectors, multi-monitor support, etc.

• Wrong ID module

  I use a property on the modules node in a cRIO-9180.  Looking at the link C Series Module IDs:
  http://zone.NI.com/reference/en-XX/help/370984R-01/criodevicehelp/module_ids/

  9201 module should return a 0x70A4.  My 9201 modules return a 0x71A1.  If the link has not been updated?  Has changed the module ID code?

  My NI 9485 module and the NI 9403 module return the correct code of 0x71f6 and 0 x 7131.

  Paul

  Hello Paul,

  The list of the IDS module of the product manuals is not entirely accurate, as it changes from time to time. The ID of the module that you said that your 9201 reports corresponds to a NI 9201 with connector d - Sub, which is not present on the list. I take a few steps on my end to get the modified document and add this module!

  In the meantime, there are a few questions I had on your system. First of all, I wanted to make sure that you are actually using a 9201 and not a 9201E (OEM version) - this card is not safe to use with a cRIO/cDAQ chassis. Second, is there any negative impact on your application caused by uncertainty with the module ID? Or we just asking you if that indicates a problem with the card? Thank you very much!

• Speaker question: 500-314 and Logitech z313 Pavilion

  Hello

  I just bought a new building of HP computer desktop 500-314 and I try to plug my speakers that came with my old Dell desktop computer. They are Logitech z313 and works well on my dell.

  I have two males analog connectors, one for the speakers and subwoofer. At the back of the Tower, there are 6 analog female connectors: C/SUB, to, BACK outside, SIDE, MIC.

  I tried different combinations. The only one who seems to have any output is when I plug something OUTSIDE. If I plug the subwoofer in IT works fine but I get nothing from the speakers anytime I plug it in. If I plug the speakers on OUT I get very little volume on the speakers and can't turn them.

  I checked in the audio settings and the volume is set to maximum. On my old computer that used to play very hard that I didn't need to increase the volume of more than 40%.

  Kent, welcome to the forum.

  I think that your old computer is no doubt running Win 7 or an earlier version.  Your new computer running Win 8.1 (64-bit).  Here's what the Windows Support page for speakers have to say:

  Speaker System Z313

• CreateMethodExpression example - Jdev 11.1.2.3

  Hello:
  
  A button the ActionListener is set at: #{bindings.eventBinding.listener.processAction}
  
  I need to run this same expression in Java. What is java code to call this?
  
  
  Thank you

  package com.mpapana.bean.util;

  import java.util.Map;

  Import javax.el.ELContext;
  Import javax.el.ExpressionFactory;
  Import javax.el.MethodExpression;
  Import javax.el.ValueExpression;

  Import javax.faces.context.FacesContext;

  Import oracle.adf.model.BindingContext;
  Import oracle.adf.model.DataControlFrame;

  /**
  Provides various utility methods that are convenient for
  * to have around when you're working with ADF.
  */
  public class ADFUtil {}

  /**
  * When a stubborn workflow manages a transaction (marked as requires transaction.
  * requires new transaction or requires existing transaction), then the
  * flow task must deliver one commits or cancellations that are needed. It comes
  * essentially to keep the State of the transaction that the workflow can understand
  * in line with the status of the transaction in the ADFbc layer.
  *
  * Use this method to deliver a validation in the middle of a workflow during your stay
  * in the workflow.
  */
  public static saveAndContinue() Sub {}
  SessionMap = map
  FacesContext.getCurrentInstance () .getExternalContext () .getSessionMap ();
  = BindingContext object context
  (BindingContext) sessionMap.get (BindingContext.CONTEXT_ID);
  String currentFrameName = context.getCurrentDataControlFrame ();
  DataControlFrame = dcFrame
  context.findDataControlFrame (currentFrameName);

  dcFrame.commit ();
  dcFrame.beginTransaction (null);
  }

  /**
  * Programming evaluation of EL.
  *
  @param el EL to assess
  * @return assessment results
  */
  public static Object evaluateEL (String el) {}
  FacesContext facesContext = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance ();
  ELContext elContext = facesContext.getELContext ();
  ExpressionFactory expressionFactory =
  facesContext.getApplication () .getExpressionFactory ();
  ValueExpression exp =
  expressionFactory.createValueExpression (elContext, el,
  Object.Class);

  Return exp.getValue (elContext);
  }

  /**
  * Programming call to a method that returns an EL.
  * The method takes no parameters.
  *
  @param el EL of the method to call
  * @return object that the method returns
  */
  public static Object invokeEL (String el) {}
  Return invokeEL (el, new class [0], new Object [0]);
  }

  /**
  * Programming call to a method that returns an EL.
  *
  @param el EL of the method to call
  @param paramTypes class array that defines the types of the parameters
  params @param Array of object setting the values of the parametrs
  * @return object that the method returns
  */
  public static Object invokeEL (el String, class [] paramTypes,
  Object [] params) {}
  FacesContext facesContext = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance ();
  ELContext elContext = facesContext.getELContext ();
  ExpressionFactory expressionFactory =
  facesContext.getApplication () .getExpressionFactory ();
  MethodExpression exp =
  expressionFactory.createMethodExpression (elContext, el,
  Object.Class, paramTypes);

  Return exp.invoke (elContext, params);
  }

  /**
  * Sets a value in an EL object. Provides functionality similar to
  * the tag, except spring
  * not an EL. You can get similar behavior by using the following...

  * UN (to, evaluateEL (from))
  *
  @param el EL object to assign a value
  @param val the value to assign
  */
  Public Shared Sub UN (String el, Object val) {}
  FacesContext facesContext = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance ();
  ELContext elContext = facesContext.getELContext ();
  ExpressionFactory expressionFactory =
  facesContext.getApplication () .getExpressionFactory ();
  ValueExpression exp =
  expressionFactory.createValueExpression (elContext, el,
  Object.Class);

  exp.setValue (elContext, val);
  }
  }

  &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&

  public class ExampleBean {}

  public void sampleMethod() {}
  String lookupName =
  (String) ADFUtil.evaluateEL("#{pageFlowScope.lookupName}");
  }

  }

  in this way, you can run el

• The FPGA IO corresponds to which C-series e/s?

  I have a PXI-7813R with connectors 0 and 3 connected to a chassis with modules of series C in them (9474, 9205, 9206 and 9423).  I want to know that I/O corresponds to what e/s on these chassis.

  As far as I know my FPGA project (which was written not by me) are the channels of each module of the series C are used, but I don't know what DIO channels they correspond with on the FPGA.  For example, I can use the 9205 channels 0-31, but that channels 68 connector 0 of FPGAS which corresponds to?

  Does anyone know how to tell you this?  Thanks in advance.

  joedowdle wrote

  I want to know that I/O corresponds to what e/s on these chassis.

  Why do you ask that? When you use Connector0 to the expansion chassis, the Connector0 IOs are more available in the project, on the contrary, the expansion module chassis and can be configured as explaind here. Also take a look at this thread.

  Christian