USB-6009 software simultaneous timed output analog

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• USB-6212: software problem timed task of analog input

  Hi all

  I have unexpected behavior using a USB-6212.

  The code example shows that when I run in sequence two analog DAQmx to task, material entry first a timed, the second software timed, it happens that the first readings of data are all wrong and have the same value for all channels.

  The labour code is the following:

     GetCtrlVal(panelHandle, PANEL_HW, &Switch); 
  
      if (Switch) {
  //
  // First Task: read 10 rows of values with hardware timing
  //
          DAQmxCreateTask("", &htAI);
          DAQmxCreateAIVoltageChan (htAI, MX_DEV_AI, "", DAQmx_Val_NRSE, -10.0, 10.0, DAQmx_Val_Volts, "");
          DAQmxCfgSampClkTiming(htAI,"", SAMPLE_RATE, DAQmx_Val_Rising, DAQmx_Val_ContSamps, 1000);
          DAQmxRegisterEveryNSamplesEvent (htAI, DAQmx_Val_Acquired_Into_Buffer, SAMPLE_RATE, 0, RefreshCB, NULL);
          DAQmxStartTask(htAI);
              Delay(1.0);
  
          DAQmxStopTask(htAI);
          DAQmxClearTask(htAI);
      }
  //
  // Second Task:read 10 rows of values with software timing
  //
      DAQmxCreateTask("", &htAI);
          DAQmxCreateAIVoltageChan(htAI, MX_DEV_AI, "", DAQmx_Val_NRSE, -10.0, 10.0, DAQmx_Val_Volts, "");
          DAQmxStartTask(htAI);
  
      for (i=1; i<=10; i++) {
          DAQmxReadAnalogF64(htAI, 1.0, 10.0, DAQmx_Val_GroupByChannel, AcqVoltRow, HW_AI_CHANNELS, &read, 0);
          SetTableCellRangeVals (panelHandle,PANEL_SOFT, MakeRect(i, 1, 1, HW_AI_CHANNELS), AcqVoltRow, VAL_ROW_MAJOR);
          Delay(0.1);
      }
      DAQmxStopTask(htAI);
      DAQmxClearTask(htAI);
  

  A picture is worth a thousand words: analog inputs have been connected to a network of resistance have known values.

  The upper table contains timed material acquisitions, the lower the software timed readings... as you can see it the first line is the set of values of 0.13, totally wrong

  If the task of timed acquisition of software runs without the earlier (in my demo, that this can be achieved by the switch at the top right), the readings are correct!

  

  Y at - it something I am doing wrong?

  I also tried to run the program on USB-6009, but it seems to work properly.

  [LabWindows/CVI 2010 SP1 - driver OR-DAQmx 9.4 - Windows 7 x 64]

  This problem was corrected by NOR-DAQmx 9.5

  324044 NOR USB-621 x task HAVE request returns incorrect data after erasing a task HAVE stamped

• How to ±2.5V AO of NI USB-6009

  NI USB-6009 data acquisition manual, the analog output is 0 - 5V.

  I somehow puet - 2, 5V to 2, 5V analog output? Can be fed - 2, 5V to GND analog to voltage?

  Thank you.

  H, Dennis,

  I'm afraid, you can do so with an external circuit

  as I see it, the minimum components are:

  -two double-power supply rail-to-rail amplifiers

  -a 2.500V reference voltage

  -a supply - 5V negative (for example a small + 5V/5V converter DC/DC, ICL7660)

  -five precision resistors

  Pros

• Digital and analog inputs simultaneously - NI USB-6009 and NI USB-6212 - ANSI C

  Hello

  I'm reading at all times and at the same time analog and digital inputs. Digital and analog samples must be sampled at the same clock and acquisition should be started (triggered?) at the same time (I don't want, after some time, analog reception more digital samples - the opposite is also true).

  I found an example (in C source code) "National Instruments\NI-DAQ\Examples\DAQmx ANSI C\Synchronization\Multi-Function\ContAI-Read dig Chan" and tried to run with two USB cards: NI USB-6009 and NI USB-6212. Unfortunately, the two results by mistake, as described below:

  DAQmx error: the requested value is not supported for this property value.
  Property: DAQmx_SampTimingType
  You asked: DAQmx_Val_SampClk
  You can select: DAQmx_Val_OnDemand

  Task name: _unnamedTask<1>

  State code:-200077
  End of the program, press the Enter key to exit

  -Is it possible sync analog and digital acquisition in the paintings?

  -If so, how?

  Thank you

  Hello tcbusatta,

  Two of these modules, USB = 6008 and USB-6212, support only timed software inputs and digital outputs.  This means that you cannot define material timing (like finished sampling or continuous) for these modules.  Digital lines can be retrieved or written once to each call DAQmx read.

  This means that you will not be able to get any type of synchronization tight between the analogue and digital channels.  You will need a Board such as the NI USB-6341 in order to synchronize the AI and DI closely.

• Output analog, the USB-6009 case - can I use DAQmxWriteAnalogScalarF64?

  I just got a NI USB-6009 and I try to use the outputs analog simple.

  I'm running on a Mac, so I'll try to use the API OR-DAQmx Base 3.2 C (downloaded from here: http://joule.ni.com/nidu/cds/view/p/id/1078/lang/en).  This is the most recent version of NOR-DAQmxBase, I could find.

  I try to do continuous analog output on the 6009, which does not have a built-in clock.   I was hoping to do the sync software and just new output values when I want to.

  I can't get an output of database to work.  Other messages and the example of Windows files, (e.g., National Instruments/NOR-DAQmx Base/examples/ao/MultVoltUpates-SWTimed.c) it seems that the best thing to do would be to use the DAQmxWriteAnalogScalarF64 function.

  However, this is not in the Mac version of the C API of NIDAQmxBase.  There is actually an entry for this in the NIDAQmxBase.h file, but it is commented out.  Anyone know why?  Is it possible to use this function for the analog output on request on Mac?

  Thank you.

  Clement

  I have NEITHER-DAQmx Base installed 3.2 on a 10.4.11 system.  One of the examples files 'genVoltage.c' calls DAQmxBaseWriteAnalogF64.  I was able to compile and run this example with a USB-6009.

  The DAQmxBaseWriteAnalogF64 function would work for you?

  My guess is that, since you can write a scalar value with DAQmxBaseWriteAnalogF64, DAQmxBaseWriteAnalogScalarF64 becomes superfluous.  The example provided with the installation shows how to write a unique value (i.e. scalar.).  I pasted the code of OR below.

  int main (int argc, char * argv [])

  {

  Task settings

  Int32 error = 0;

  TaskHandle taskHandle = 0;

  char errBuff [2048] = {'\0'};

  Channel settings

  Char [] = "Dev1/ao0" chan

  float64 min = 0.0;

  float64 max = 5.0;

  Sync settings

  uInt64 samplesPerChan = 1;

  Writing data parameters

  float64 data = 3.25;

  pointsWritten of Int32;

  float64 timeout = 10.0;

  DAQmxErrChk (DAQmxBaseCreateTask("",&taskHandle));

  DAQmxErrChk (DAQmxBaseCreateAOVoltageChan(taskHandle,chan,"",min,max,DAQmx_Val_Volts,));

  DAQmxErrChk (DAQmxBaseStartTask (taskHandle));

  DAQmxErrChk (DAQmxBaseWriteAnalogF64(taskHandle,samplesPerChan,0,timeout,DAQmx_Val_GroupByChannel,&data,&pointsWritten,));

  Error:

  If (DAQmxFailed (error))

  DAQmxBaseGetExtendedErrorInfo (errBuff, 2048);

  If (taskHandle! = 0) {}

  DAQmxBaseStopTask (taskHandle);

  DAQmxBaseClearTask (taskHandle);

  }

  If (DAQmxFailed (error))

  printf ("error in DAQmxBase: %s\n",errBuff); ")

  return 0;

  }

  Hope this helps!

• inputs and outputs analog digital usb 6009

  I'm having a problem with my USB 6009 in labview programming.  I try to read continuously from the analog inputs while having an event focused on digital output within the same program/vi.  Basically, I need to taste all the time the analog inputs while having an event defined by the user (button control) to signal the digital inputs to turn on then after awhile.  The event of digital output must be independent of the analog sampling system.  I was throwing the "error already allocated resource" in most of the vi, I wrote to try to achieve.  What is programmatically possible with usb 6009?  I am at my wits end trying to do this and any help would be greatly appreciated (by myself and my boss).  Thanks in advance for your answers.

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• Timed software a generation of impulses - USB-6009

  Hello.

  I searched for a reliable way to produce a pulse point by point with the USB-6009. My question is whether or not it is possible to produce such a signal without hardware timing or a counter as the USB-6009 supports neither. Is the closest I've come to produce a square with a very low duty cycle wave. However, what I would ideally look for is the ability to produce a single pulse inside a loop which I can go once per minute or more. Also, I would like to know what are the parameters I would be sacrificing to produce a pulse in this way.

  I also have access to a function generator and as it seems quite difficult I will be probably triggering just its pulse function in the same way, but I'd like to explore this obstacle before moving on.

  Thank you

  Travis.

  20 ms can enter the region where you will begin to see significant amounts of timing jitter. You really need to write your program and make some careful measurements - over a long period of time - to see how much of a problem you will have. Actual performance will depend on a lot of details: the operating system, other software process running in the background, and how the LV program is implemented.  You must reduce as much as possible, everything else on the computer: no network, no antivirus, no Bluetooth or WiFi connection and so on...

  Lynn

• Time output USB-6009

  Hello guys,.

  I am trying to create a simple VI to generate two outputs analog square with USB-6009. Each output supplies a LED and it is necessary that single LED shines at the time - so when Out0 is active, Out1 is zero and the other way around.

  To get started, I created a VI in which the goods are made manually by Boolean and it works fine (square v1.vi of signal).

  But I need the output to switch automatically after the amount of time given (I needn't of high frequencies, at about 1 Hz). To do this, I changed "square wave v1.vi" in "square wave v2.vi" and set the Structures of the case in an another While loop which would be timed by the wait function (ms). The idea was that the loop internal would turn the output rate of frequency while the outer loop would ensure a continued implementation of the programme. But the reality is very different and my low level of competence (this is my first VI) let me down. Could you please help me out of this? I appreciate all the advice.

  To summarize: The VI must be continuously running program that generates two dependent signals with adjustable amplitude and opposite phases (Out0, when active, Out1 is zero and vice versa.). Signals must be switched automatically to the given frequency.

  Here's a simple flip-flop - while time the loop runs, the Boolean line connected to the digital output passes from true to False to True... with the schedule determined by the time you put in waiting for him (note that you can have regardless of the different times for the true = on and False = off case).  Of course, the life of signal (represented by 'Digital output') 'inside' this loop - you have to put the 1 point 1Line DAQmx VI write digital Boolean inside the loop, or find a way (for example, a queue) to get the data between the inside and outside.

• Using the DAQ USB-6009 meter and an analog input voltage at the same time.

  Hello

  Currently, I'm reading the two channels of voltage with the USB-6009. It happens that one of the channels is the output of a digital coder, and it would be much easier to use it directly to the PFIO entry that is defined as a counter. The problem I am facing right now, it's that I can't use the DAQ Assistant to use the analog voltage to a channel and the digital channel counter at the same time. Once I put the DAQ Assistant to read the input from analogue voltage, I won't be able to add analog inputs. And as I put the DAQ Assistant to use the PFIO as a counter, I can add more entries to read analog voltage is.

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  Using a simple wizard of DAQ is incorrect. You need one to acquire analog inputs and one for the meter.

• OR USB-6009 with op-amp to amplify the analogue output

  Hello.

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• How to measure the digital output of the linear actuator on USB-6009?

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