USB missing 6009

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• 201003 - USB error 6009

  Hello

  IM using the USB-6009 to recover my data.

  After a 6 month break, when I ran my VI

  A dialogue box that says "loading lvlib" arose before the opening of the VI.

  When I run the VI I get an error '201003' (Image 3) (it was working perfectly well before)-the only change is the upgrade of windows 8.1 for windows 10. (My Labview Interface with adurino seems to work very well)

  I looked at the following links for more information-

  1. http://www.ni.com/white-paper/52818/en/

  2. http://www.ni.com/download/ni-daqmx-15.5.1/6100/en/

  3 http://search.ni.com/nisearch/app/main/p/bot/no/ap/tech/lang/en/pg/1/sn/catnav: of, n8:3.1637, ssnav:su...

  I've updated my drivers NI DAQmx, but not the same error.

  When I look at the devices and inetrfaces - the status shows "absent" (Image 1) - after updating the driver, "ASRL 10::INSTR LPT1" said as 'away' status (Image 2)

  When I test the single device - it removes.

  I'm a little confused as to what to do next? I should return to windows 8? Should I reinstall the USB-6009? Am I missing something?

  Any help would be great.

  Thank you

  Thank you attach your VI and providing additional information.  Here are some facts that might clarify things for you.

  • The only version of LabVIEW which is certified for Windows 10 is LabVIEW 2015.  LabVIEW 2012 came out 3 years before 10 Windows, and is not certified to run on this OS.
  • If the USB-6009 case works with LabVIEW, when you plug it in, MAX (measurement and Automation Explorer) should "wake up" and offer to set it up for you.
  • If you don't have MAX on your desktop, then you certainly won't be able to run your VI.  If you do have MAX, you should be able to open, see your USB-6009, open the test for her panels and manually set to acquire data on an analog channel.  Try a continuous sampling at 1 KHz, 1000 points - you should see a 'noisy' plot change once per second.

  Assuming that my assumption that you try to run your code on a PC running Windows 10 that is correct, I think you have two options:

  1. Start with a PC running Windows 7 x 64 (think Re-imaging your PC 10 Windows, if necessary), and then reinstall LabVIEW 2012 (32 bit).
  2. Continue with 10 Windows PC, but install LabVIEW 2015, DAQmx including (from device drivers).

  Looking forward to learn more about your system, including (a) if my assumptions are correct, (b) what path you chose to try to get this to work, and (c) what happened.

  Bob Schor

• measurement of the current usb or 6009

  I'm trying to trace the evolution of a CCCV charger while it loads a 60V lithium-ion battery. I know that the charge rate is (1/6) C and the nominal capacity of the battery is 26Ahr resulting in a current of 4.33 has during this constant stage. I have the NI USB-6009 case and that e/s analog devices is estimated at 50 Ma, so I can't connect a thread of the charger directly on the device OR. I was thinking of buying a CT that connects directly to the material NOR and run the (+) lead from charger through the CT, as it charges the battery. What is the best way to go with the flow for a complete charge cycle? What are the other options to draw current developments?

  A CurrentTransformer will work with current alternative...

  A CT compensated with element Hall (research LEM) can measure AC / DC...

  I'd look for a Hall Allegro current sensor... has a galvanic isolation output, and the output is the input range 6009.

• Input 24VDC USB NI 6009

  Hello!

  I develop a LabView program that I need to run a code every time + 24VDC signal from a digital sensor is detected. I intend to use my NI USB 6009, but as far as I know, the analog input is limited to + 20V in mode set (10V max in each pin). I was looking for in the data sheet and saw that data acquisition has a +-35V overvoltage protection, and then I thought: I just need to start my code when it comes the signal would be possible to connect my + 24VDC to the analog input of my DAQ withouth damage it?

  Thank you!

  You can use a voltage divider (resistances, one about 20 k sensor to HAVE and 10 k here forever, if your output of the sensor can handle this load), or in the simplest path one resistance 100 k (that will limit the current entry) and a 4.7V (for a digital input) or 9.6 Z-Diode (to HAVE) to limit the input voltage.

  More protection would be an opto-Coupler, the 24V with a player of resistance 10 k out of the hitch and the LED has 10 k (or 4.7 k) for 5V (6009) pullup.

• problem in usb or 6009

  Hello

  I m using or usb-6009 to generate outputs digital. The problem I deal with m, is that my output is going up when I connect my usb to usb-6009 for connector power it...? .. .but when I run my VI all put off going to normal and work correctly.

  means that before I run the outputs high VI...

  what I have to do to remedy the situation. ???

  Hi ok thanks it helps me a lot.

• Python USB control 6009

  Hello

  I'm trying to use python (with types) to control my USB-6009.  The goal is to write an analog voltage and then read the voltage across an entry with the possibility to change the number of points on average and the number of times that it is repeated (sweeps) averaged analog analog input Board.  The problem is that, as we increase the number of times the voltage ramp is repeated (scans), we get a time-out error (call nidaq failed with the error-200284: ' some or all of the requested samples are not yet acquired).  This value confuse us because the scans are in a larger loop and the function of data acquisition should be the same if there is 10 scans (work) or 1000 scans (crashes).  Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.  I have included the code below for reference.

  import types

  Import numpy

  the import of time *.

  import of the operator adds

  NIDAQ = ctypes.windll.nicaiu # load the DLL

  ##############################

  # Configuration of the typedefs and constants

  # to match the values of

  # C:\Program NIUninstaller Instruments\NI-DAQ\DAQmx ANSI C Dev\include\NIDAQmx.h

  # Settings for scanning

  aoDevice = "Dev2/ao0".

  aiDevice = "Dev2/ai0.

  NumAvgPts = 10

  NumSweeps = 50

  NumSpecPts = 100

  filename = "12Feb15_CO2 Test_12.txt".

  Readrate = 40000.0

  Sample rate = 1000

  StartVolt = 0.01

  FinalVolt = 1.01

  voltInc = (FinalVolt - StartVolt) / NumSpecPts

  # Typedefs

  Int32 = ctypes.c_long

  uInt32 ctypes.c_ulong =

  uInt64 = ctypes.c_ulonglong

  float64 = ctypes.c_double

  TaskHandle = uInt32

  # constants

  DAQmx_Val_Cfg_Default = int32(-1)

  DAQmx_Val_Volts = 10348

  DAQmx_Val_Rising = 10280

  DAQmx_Val_FiniteSamps = 10178

  DAQmx_Val_GroupByChannel = 0

  ##############################

  def CHK_ao (err):

  «"«a simple routine check error»»»

  If err<>

  BUF_SIZE = 100

  buf = ctypes.create_string_buffer ('\000' * buf_size)

  NIDAQ. DAQmxGetErrorString (err, ctypes.byref (buf), buf_size)

  raise RuntimeError (' nidaq call failed with error % d: %s'%(err,repr(buf.value))))

  If err > 0:

  BUF_SIZE = 100

  buf = ctypes.create_string_buffer ('\000' * buf_size)

  NIDAQ. DAQmxGetErrorString (err, ctypes.byref (buf), buf_size)

  raise RuntimeError ('nidaq generated WARNING % d: %s'%(err,repr(buf.value))))

  def CHK_ai (err):

  «"«a simple routine check error»»»

  If err<>

  BUF_SIZE = NumAvgPts * 10

  buf = ctypes.create_string_buffer ('\000' * buf_size)

  NIDAQ. DAQmxGetErrorString (err, ctypes.byref (buf), buf_size)

  raise RuntimeError (' nidaq call failed with error % d: %s'%(err,repr(buf.value))))

  def Analog_Output():

  taskHandle = TaskHandle (0)

  (nidaq. DAQmxCreateTask ("", ctypes.byref (taskHandle) "))

  (nidaq. DAQmxCreateAOVoltageChan (taskHandle,

  aoDevice,

  "",

  float64 (0).

  float64 (5).

  DAQmx_Val_Volts,

  None))

  '''

  (nidaq. DAQmxCfgSampClkTiming (taskHandle,"", float64 (Samplerate), ")

  DAQmx_Val_Rising, DAQmx_Val_FiniteSamps,

  uInt64 (NumAvgPts))); # means that we could turn into this growing streaming and playback

  '''

  (nidaq. DAQmxStartTask (taskHandle))

  (nidaq. DAQmxWriteAnalogScalarF64 (taskHandle, True, float64 (10.0), float64 (CurrentVolt), None))

  NIDAQ. DAQmxStopTask (taskHandle)

  NIDAQ. DAQmxClearTask (taskHandle)

  def Analog_Input():

  global average

  # initialize some variables

  taskHandle = TaskHandle (0)

  data = numpy.zeros ((NumAvgPts,), dtype = numpy.float64)

  # now on the program

  CHK_ai (nidaq. DAQmxCreateTask ("", ctypes.byref (taskHandle)))

  CHK_ai (nidaq. DAQmxCreateAIVoltageChan ("taskHandle, aiDevice," ",)

  DAQmx_Val_Cfg_Default,

  float64(-10.0), float64 (10.0).

  DAQmx_Val_Volts, None))

  CHK_ai (nidaq. DAQmxCfgSampClkTiming (taskHandle,"", float64 (Readrate), ")

  DAQmx_Val_Rising, DAQmx_Val_FiniteSamps,

  uInt64 (NumAvgPts)));

  CHK_ai (nidaq. DAQmxStartTask (taskHandle))

  read = int32()

  CHK_ai (nidaq. DAQmxReadAnalogF64 (taskHandle, NumAvgPts, float64 (10.0),)

  DAQmx_Val_GroupByChannel, data.ctypes.data,

  NumAvgPts, ctypes.byref (read), None))

  #print "%d points"%(read.value Acquired).

  If taskHandle.value! = 0 :

  NIDAQ. DAQmxStopTask (taskHandle)

  NIDAQ. DAQmxClearTask (taskHandle)

  average = sum (data) data.size

  Thank you

  Erin

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• Measures of true bipolar voltage with USB 6008/6009

  The 6008 or 6009 to make true bipolar (positive and negative voltages referenced to GND) measurements?  If not, what is the solution to purchase cheaper data this feature?

  Thank you.

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• How the buffering is the USB-6008/6009 has?

  How many readings can be stored internally until the unit overflows.  Pointers to info that describes this would be appreciated.

  Thank you.

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  You can also always determine this programmatically.  Create a task of the desired type and query the size of the buffer in a property DAQmx buffer node.

• USB missing in MAX voice

  Hello world

  I am trying to interface a M833 Monochromator with my pc using labview. My system is actually running

  LabView 2010 sp1

  MAX 5.0

  3.8.1 OR serial

  NI-VISA 5.1

  on Windows XP.

  Open my present instrument Device Manager (this is a plug-and-play device and works well with the softaware factory, so I think the drivers are ok).

  Max in devices and Interfaces are listed only:

  -Network devices

  PXI-

  -Series and parallel

  What can I do to grab votes usb peripherals and interfaces in Max?

  Thank you, uge

  Hi uge026,

  Since your M833 monochromator is not a material OR and DAQ compatible, it can be registered OR max.

  Kind regards

  uge026

• precision of typical Voltimeter DAQ USB-6009

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  Thank you

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  This could be a problem of air conditioning or impedace signals between DAQ and photodiode (attached sheet).

  Any suggestion would be appreciated.

  Thank you

  You can also consider your signal filtering if there are too many 60 Hz noise.  You can put a simple filtering on the input circuit or use one of the many digital filters applied to your data shipped with labview.  This could help depending on the nature of the desired signal (pulse of IE, DC, curves of decomposition...)

• USB-6009 and uln2803

  Hi all forum, this is my first post so I apologize if I posted in the wrong section.

  I'll briefly explain my situation.

  I have to connect the USB box - 6009 DAQ with an automaton: the application consist in an analog acquisition task, began of the automaton, awaiting a signal for the task. 24V PLC work, so I found a map of external interface based ULN2803 and relay for the adaptation of signals [http://www.datasheetcatalog.net/it/datasheets_pdf/U/L/N/2/ULN2803.shtml].

  ICR accept an entry order 5V TTL, but in the datashet (and also on the figure), is specified that the activation voltage is approximately [email protected].

  Now, my question is: what is the correct configuration of the digital port on data acquisition between open collector and push - pull? Also the maximum of open collector current is estimated to be 0.6mA, if I can damage the USB-6009 case in this configuration?

  Another question, on the side of digital input. I think to use another active relay 24V, that switch between 0V and 5V digital input line. Y at - there no consideration to take? Should what configuration I use?

  PS: the interface card would be shipped within a few days, so I don't have it at the moment.

  Waiting for a response.

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  Hello Marco,.

  Although you don't need an external resistor to DO more.

  With respect to the entry, as I told you yesterday that you don't need an extra resistance, you should be fine with your current configuration.

  Ciao,.

  Andrea