The PXI-1056 remote

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• Remote control of the instsrument of the PXI controller

  Can you suggest the best method to control PXI instruments with an external controller?  I have two machines.  A standard desktop system and a PXI chassis with controller and installed instruments.  I can the remote desktop for the PXI chassis.  I expecting MAX to recognize instruments in my desktop computer PXI chassis and use VISA address as if it were local.  If possible give examples for a starting point.

  Thank you!

  The Keysight support team helped me to solve this problem.  They showed me MAX remote system control and walked me through the Setup program.  The link they sent me from the site NEITHER.

  http://digital.NI.com/public.nsf/allkb/F3AB0B5D7DBA367C86257982005BBF2C

  Thanks Keysight!

• How to install the version of nor-Sync 3.1 in the remote system (processor integrated PXI chassis) to recognize the PXI-6682 device to work with labview RT?

  How to install the version of nor-Sync 3.1 in the remote system (processor integrated PXI chassis) to recognize the PXI-6682 device to work with labview RT?

  Hung Nguyen

  Hung Nguyen,

  The installation of drivers for all targets in real-time remotely is more or less the same. First install the driver (in your case the NO-Sync) on your PC, then install it on your system remotely through MAX. For step-by-step instructions, see install the software on your NI CompactRIO controller.

  See you soon,.

• Control of low level of the PXI-2596

  How to control a PXI-2506 Mux 26.5 GHz Dual 6 x 1 chassis PXI-1042 a code 'C' with a minimum of drivers? We want to use our own code, not of LabView, just plain 'C '. Also, we prefer to use our own controller (Linix based) shipped without a slot for a PXI card (if possible). Is there like a simple series or ethernet interface to control the boards housed in the PXI-1042 chassis? The switching speed is very low, it is part of a manufacturing test system, we want to use the PXI-1042 with several 6 x 1 Mux inside for instruments RF switching in of the DUT.

  Hi eirlund,

  In response to your questions:

  Is there a simple series or ethernet interface to control the boards housed in the PXI-1042 chassis?

  • Chassis PXI itself contains only the connections for the PXI bus and some timing and triggering and power for the cards. This white paper explains the PXI architecture in many more details: http://www.ni.com/white-paper/52018/en/
  
  
  • In order to be interfaced with the cards that you need to use a controller Embedded PXI or a remote control which allows you to use another computer in place and place an on-board controller. A remote control can be easier to apply to what you're after however there are some limitations regarding the use under Linux. More information on what the remote controllers can be found here: http://sine.ni.com/nips/cds/view/p/lang/en/nid/10359

  We want to use our own code, not of LabView, just plain 'C '.

  • You should always use the relevant drivers for the hardware you are using, in this case NOR-Switch and NI PXI Platform Services if you are using a remote control.
  
  
  • These drivers work with LabWindows/CVI which adds additional tools to facilitate the programming intended for the material OR in C, this means that it should be possible to use these drivers of C, but there is less evidence for this

  Also, we prefer to use our own controller shipped (Linux-based) without a slot for a PXI card (if possible)

  • If this is possible will depend in part on the question of whether the version of Linux you are using is supported. You can look into this further here: http://www.ni.com/product-documentation/52786/en/
  
  
  • In addition, you will need a PCI slot or a slot ExpressCard to connect to a remote installation program with

  I hope that this information gives you somewhere to start to consider whether what you want to do is doable?

  Best regards

  Joe

• Acquire more than 2047 samples with the PXI-4461 instaled in SMU-1073

  Hi all, I would ask you for help with the buffer limit.

  I intend to buy digitizer PXI-4461 and he instal in SMU-1073 chassis, namely control via MXI Express of Labview installed on a separate computer.

  What I need:

  -to acquire data of a single channel of AI, but at least a sequence of 20 kS by a acquire task, in some situations until 200kS by a task to acquire.

  The question:

  - I can gain more than 2047 samples in a single sequence, like 200kS, with the PXI-4461 installed in SMU-1073?

  Internal buffer of the PXI-4461 is reserved to 2047 samples. So I'm not sure if Labview can download remotely via MXI Express the data in the buffer of the PXI-4461 via MXI Express fast enough without any affection of the sampling program.

  -in the case, this PXI-4461 with SMU-1073 isn't the right combination, what chassis and a controller can do?

  Thanks much for the reply

  Jan

  It will work for you.

  The on-board buffer 2047-sample is used only as a backup if the flow of data to the PC host (via MXI Express in this case) is not fast enough... that it will be (explained below).  DAQmx transfers data from the buffer of the device to the host PC as fast as he can and, in ideal conditions, should not save the buffer 2047 much at all.

  Let's just say you get 110 MB/s (randomly from a MXI data sheet) flow on your MXI connection.  The 4461 has 2 analog inputs, which will be at 24 bits, we just round 32-bit in case it transfers the data in this way.

  4 bytes/sample (32 bit) x 200,000 s/s x 2 (channels) = 1.6 MB/s, which is well below the 110 MB/s, which will make the MXI link.

  clear as mud?

  Germano-

• Installtion of Labview RT on the PXI controller

  We have a 8106 controller PXI that runs on the Windows operating system. We want to make it work on real-time OS of NOR. What are the steps I need to do to install this. Vascular when I boot in the BIOS of fron LabView RT, it displays "control transfer to the user program. System not configured, restart... ». I am able to connect it to MAX by the host PC and able to install Veristand 2011. But it does not reflect while the boot controller.

  Converting Windows a RT, there are some very important things that you must do to handle the conversion. big is your hard drive.  Your hard drive needs to be formatted with a FAT32 partition - probably formatted Windows NTFS, RT cannot read or use.  Convert your drive will be a manual step for you; If you follow these steps, you can use a disk RT PC Desktop Utility to perform the Exchange against (these instructions with a PXI-8106 module):

  First of all, must be a FAT32 partition on it and the format.

  1. Acquire a drive Flash USB 256 MB or more.  Plug it into your host computer.
  2. Image/Format the USB Flash drive via MAX
     • Under tools of-> creating USB utility MAX desktop PC
  3. Plug the USB key into 8106
  4. Enter the BIOS of 8106 using the "Delete" key
  5. Go to the menu "LabVIEW RT" and "Priming" the value "" Windows / other OS '. "
  6. Press F10 to save and exit, restart the controller.
  7. Enter the BIOS of 8106 using the "DELETE" key (we had to put the controller for Windows / Other and restart the computer to enable USB be detected/used)
  8. In the 'Boot' menu, make sure that "USB HDD" (probably also has your mfg of the inserted USB) option is #1 in the startup list (using keys + /)
  9. In 'Advanced-> Integrated Peripherals' ensure 'Legacy USB Support' is [ENABLED].
  10. Press F10 to save and exit, restart the controller.
  11. The startup controller using the USB flash drive.
  12. In the USB Flash Drive Options, choose the 6 'Options of Format' option (according to the image of the flash player, can say another thing, but option # is the same).
  13. Choose to format the drive, use the Option #2 in the format "Erase all Partitions on the disk and create a new single Partition" - This clears the disk partition information and creates a single FAT32 partition on the drive.
  14. FAT32 format (DO NOT use the use of a 8106 - BIOS does not include the system of dependency files).
  15. Once completed, restart the controller (to do this, you can use Option 9).

  Now, we must get the controller to think that it is a PXI and not a desktop RT PC controller

  1. Enter the BIOS of 8106 using the "Delete" key
  2. Go into the menu "LabVIEW RT" and "Boot" "LabVIEW RT safe mode" value
  3. Press F10 to save and exit, restart the controller.
  4. In MAX, find the device to remote systems.  Right click on the device and choose "format disk".
  5. Once you format the disk, the controller will think it is a PXI controller.
  6. (You may need to remove the MAX controller and press F5 to detect again for updated images)

  Now we are going to put the controller in RT mode so we can use it.

  1. Enter the BIOS of 8106 using the "Delete" key
  2. Go to the menu 'LabVIEW RT' and 'Start Configuration' value 'LabVIEW RT'
  3. Press F10 to save and exit, restart the controller.

  There you go.  Now you are ready to rule the world in a deterministic way.

  -Danny

• On the PXI-8106 serial port connection problem

  Currently, I am trying to connect to the serial port on the PXI-8106 via RS232 module. However, when I try to run the Test VI opened for COM1 MAX (PXI Remote) running on a PC, I received an error like below:

  Returns the status code: 0xBFFF00A8

  Name of the State: VI_ERROR_NPERMISSION

  Access to the resource or the remote machine is denied. This is due to the lack of sufficient privileges for the current user or the machine.

  Right now I'm just a just loopback test to ensure that the interface for device is working before you start my labview code. I'm not sure what the problem is exactly, if it has to do with the PXI or PC. Could you please suggest a few solutions to this topic?

  Thank you.

  I managed to understand. It did not work on the right platform.

• How do I ge the button 'Show remote content' in my incoming messages?

  How can I get the button 'Show remote content' in my incoming messages?

  Thank you.

  Tess

  Mailnews.message_display.disable_remote_image controls all remote content.
  I hope change permissions.default.image will make the button reappears.

  Note that the next version of Thunderbird should have a brand new remote content management system.

• Click on the button "display remote content" content remote does not show. If I go back to e-mail even later "display remote content" is not on the page.

  The "issue" essentially lines the problem.
  No distance shows content when the user clicks on the button "view remote content. Once it has been clicked on a specific email, if I go back to the same email, the button "display remote content" is not on the e-mail page and no remote content shows again in the body of the email.
  I use an updated version (24.4.0) of Thunderbird.

  The problem is often caused by anti programs anti-virus and other security software blocking Thunderbird to get the remote images. The GET for images using a web port usually and some security software not see Thunderbird as a browser and block access.

• Where can I find the pinout for remote 8-pin Hirose connector?

  Where can I find the pinout for remote 8-pin Hirose connector?

  Pinout and wiring info is in Maintenance manuals (the same for all system cameras, series F, XDCAM, etc.),-ask at your local Sony Office if you want the info.

  The distance of 8 pins is for connection of remote control Sony RM-B150/170/750 panels.

  For the cameras on the system, the same protocol is used between CPR panels, MSU, CPU and camera heads.

  It is thus extremely difficult to hack numbered system!

  The B170 RM is the perfect Panel to work with the PMW-F5/55. It will give control of paint to paint base white & black R/B, Master Pedestal and Iris with the correct lens (Cabrio etc.). It can also control remote Rec stop start.

  Best regards, Clive. Sony ANZ.

• blinking light on my PC whenever I press the buttons on the tv comcast remote

  Recently, a light flashes on my PC whenever I press the comcast tv remote, that the light is on the frame of the right computer above the wording 'HP Touchsmart 310 PC'... just, this started to happen when I got a new remote from comcast to replace my old TV remote that doesn't work..... which would cause the light on the PC to Flash?   This is a serious problem... Comcast can help me... I'd appreciate any help that anyone can give... Thank you [edited personally identifiable information]

  As long as nothing is really happening with the PC, it is not a real problem.

  The Comcast remote uses IR to communicate with the TV box and cable.  Your wireless mouse uses the 2.4 GHz band and the usb dongle plugged into your PC.

  You might see misleading the Comcast remote radio frequency transmission, but I really don't see this as being something to fear.

• OR DC Soft Front Panel, minorbug, small bug with the PXI-4110

  Hello

  The NI DC Soft Front Panel V14.0, with the PXI-4110, scrolling to negative tension, works as expected to-10V, but then returns to 0. If we change from - 1V procedure, it goes...-8-9,-10, -1, -2... instead of-8-9,-10, -11, -12...

  Everything about her, a simple thing that I miss is a switch for all three voltages.

  (Also, IMO, it would be logical for negative tensions with the arrow pointing down, not more).

  My 2 c

  Hello Janaf,

  I completely agree with two of your statements, I tabled a report of corrective measures that you can monitor in the next versions of DCPower to see if this is fixed with the FPS. CAR number: 512257

  I've added notes that only manual insertion of numbers - less than 10 works and that it was not logical to use arrow increment or upward arrow to reduce the output voltage.

• What pins to use to receive the data from the PDS ELITE RS485 with the PXI-8431/2?

  Hello!

  I use the PXI-8431/2 to read data from the flow meter PDS ELITE (Modbus RTU). Receiving data, the RS485 protocol request to terminals 4 and 5, but this configuration does not seem to work. When I connect the RS-485 converter USB of Microflex I get the data correctly, so somehow between the PIN lay and PXI this problem there.

  Can someone help me?

  See you soon,.

  Steven

  Hello Steven,

  I think that what was Hossein trying to send you is the following:

  How to connect and configure a device with RS-485 2-wire

  Can you also tell me a little more what you use to read the data? What environment. You have 2-wire or 4-wire Modbus RTU?

  Kind regards

• Variation of thermal EMF of the PXI-2530 modules

  This message/question is a companion of my the most recent message in another thread.

  In addition to watching some resistance higher than expected that affected current measurements using modules PXI-2530 multiplexer 4W topology, I saw systematic variation in track-to-track blood pressure measurements. Tensions would increase gradually through the 16 channels in a configuration by measuring the voltage at the terminals a resistor 1.5 kOhm with 0.5 au crossing (75 uV). I've identified that the thermal EMF of the reed in the PXI2530 module switches is on the same order of magnitude of these measures and set out to quantify the differences EMF thermal track-to-track between my three modules.

  Test method: I have a TB-50 which is configured to mux the signals of tension for a DMM. I connected each of the four DB-50 one cable of 176 pins to this block and collected with a PXI-4071 pressure readings set to 7.5 digits precision in the range of 100 mV and > 10 GOhm impedance. For most channels, it took several minutes for the voltage stabilize - or at least appear that it was to stabilize.

  I enclose three graphs. Note that the vertical scale is the same on each.

  Data that triggered this survey was collected with MUX1, via connector P2 to voltage. The magnitude was not quite the same-probably related to the phenomenon of stabilization time, but obviously the worst group of channels three multiplexer modules.

  The three modules were all bought at the same time (about 2 years ago), but had only limited its use in the first year or more. The three now have various 'mileage' based on my use. But MUX1 clearly behaves differently two other modules. The

  I changed my test conditions to spend 0.5 au via a higher resistance to thermal EMF less important. The PXI-2530 sheets indicate that thermal EMF must be less than 50 uV. In most of my measurements, it is. But not for MUX1!

  Any thoughts?

  Thank you

  Jeff

  Hi Jeff,

  You can check that all the three modules are PXI-2530, not PXI-2530 b (while, as the PXI-2530 b parts slightly higher thermal emf)?

  Specification of emf thermal 50uV of the PXI-2530 is a typical value, is not a guarantee of spec.  See a few channels higher than the spec is not a cause for alarm, but it shows that we must take account of this in our measurement error.  Note that the industry standard for the technical measure thermal emf is to close the relay, wait a few minutes and then take a measure of tension.  For example, if you scan through a switch faster than a relay per minute or so, the thermal emf will be less predictable and stable.  A single module performs worse at these low voltages is not indicative that this module is a failure, etc. the module is fine.  Unfortunately, the reed relays have more emf thermal relay of the armature, mainly because of the many layers of metal in a Reed compared to a frame (each metal junction is a source of emf if these metals are not the same).

  Thermal EMF is proportional to the temperature, it may be interesting to note the position of the chassis of the less powerful module.  Placing hottest modules (scanners, Ara, RF, etc.) will reduce the thermal emf.

• Use the PXI-2630 terminal block in a matrix configuration?

  My apologies in advance for the length of this post!

  I use the PXI system with PXI-2530 switch modules, related to a series of USE with PXI-2632 (1W matrix 8 X 16) connector blocks and a PXI-4071 DMM for each switch module. My request, uses the PXI system for measurement of current and voltage external to verify and/or benefit from restraints of reliability. A requirement of the application, therefore, is that there must be a ride from DC through each USE with change of the minimum impedance as the application between its "bypass" mode switches and its mode 'measure '.

  I used this Setup with connector blocks of matrix in conjunction with one of our test systems, and I am satisfied with the results. I started working with the Test System, has no easy connection to catch HAD, I needed to build a kind of interface the PXI system and a resistive faced load HAD, it was not difficult to build in the wires that attach to the Terminal screw of the 2632. He did turn into a nest of a coded son rat I did my best to keep clean and tidy in different bundles, however. Fortunately for the cable fasteners!

  My next task is to use this application with system B Test, which has an interface of pines buck header with which each signal that goes to or from the DUT can be obtained. No welding or pass the wires through the openings where the designers have no intention of son to be stuffed. I intend to build a break-out Board that allows simple connections between the modules PXI and the number of Test B system which we have or will have in our laboratory. In order to simplify the configuration/installation, I want to reduce the number of connections to terminal block screw. Preferably, I would like to completely remove the screw terminals and use lever-based connections where I can't have mating of the headers. The PXI-2632 terminal blocks unfortunately use Terminal screw.

  In matrix mode 8 X 16, the closing of the PXI-2530 switch kcom1, 3, 5, 7, no matter what points in the array are connected. A link between the row of right and column C is done by closing the switch corresponding to k (16R-C). I checked using the Soft Front Panel.

  I also have a number of connector PXI-2630 blocks. These are intended to be used with the switch module in one of its MUX modes and include 8 banks of connections of the header 2 X 9 pins. In the the 2530 documentation and 2630, I identified that switch k-x is associated to chX output pin, ch0-15 related to the pins 1-16 from Bank 0, C16 - 31-associated pins 1-16 of Bank 1, etc.. X = 16 B + P-1. PIN 18 of each bank is used for independent MUX topology comX. Pines multiplexes sixteen seem to correspond to the sixteen columns of the matrix, with eight common lines corresponding to eight lines.

  Here's what I would do, but I would like to ping the forum to see if anyone tried something similar and wisdon to share the thought:

  • Make custom cables which connect the pins 1-16 of all eight banks 2630's header with a single Ribbon connections 16 son carrying the signals emitted by the interconnected banks (poles!).
  
  
  • The custom cable bundle will also include a wire connected to the pin18 of each of the eight banks (line connections!)
  
  
  • 24 total wires in the harness will end in the header connections who will probably partner by the lines that I currently connect to each object to be measured.
  
  
  • Make additional harnesses that interface with the Test System B header pins.
  
  
  • Make a map of derivation using band Council or a similar material to provide header pins to connect the two above custom cables and allow the connection of other elements such as resistors using Terminal level.

  I checked this concept using the Assembly of 176 pins four terminals, like a bunch of little pieces of wire and cable. Are there other issues that I have to configure, such as the elements of a terminal that establish physical components of the switching topologies? The bowels of the PXI-2632 provide more features than the interconnection of the sets of eight sixteen pins? The bowels of the PXI-2630 connect elements that do not allow my proposed scheme?

  I appreciate the suggestions and all entries!

  Thank you

  Jeff Zola

  Hi Jeff,

  First a correction to my previous post: 2632 Terminal has no reed relay protection resistors as I said earlier. The resistance that you were referring to the 2632 and those that I confused, is there to connect the columns of the switch. Resistances have a resistance value zero and act as the electrical connections. The 2632 connects columns c0 to c16, c17 c1, c2 to c18 and so on. Switch cards 2531 and 2532 have the protection relay reed on board resistors.

  As for resistance in the map that protect the reed relays, they are generally very low and do not significatly affect even small tensions that pass through the switch. The resistance won't affect all currents in the map. Any effect that the resistors have on tensions will be with the precision of the switch card specifications.

  Thus, to address the other issue in your post, there is no resistance in the connectors because they are not necessary.