Rising edge on AO Start

Hello

I use a PXI-6251 data acquisition card.

On this one, I trigger a final signal on analog output.

I would like to launch a rising edge on the terminal where the analog output task is really run.

Actually I provoq a trigger output when the analog task is to start.

Is this possible?

Thanks for the reply.

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Hello

I has a PXI-6251

On this one I generated the United Nations end analog signal.

I wish every a rising edge on a PFIX output when the build task to start. Only then this output falls to 0 when the task is stopped...

Possible is it?

Thanks for your replies.

Hello __KB__,

I think you should start from this example: https://decibel.ni.com/content/docs/DOC-5374

Then, you have to adapt in order to define a model that generates a high level as soon as starts the analog task and which generates a low level at the end of the acquisition of finishes.

In order to know which digital line corresponds with your PFI line, you will need to look at the documentation of the PXI-6251 (http://www.ni.com/pdf/manuals/371291h.pdf, page 14). You can also get information from MAX.

Kind regards

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