Gribo
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USB 6215 - 10 Hz triggering with 2 TTL signals for 10 ms each.
Gribo replied to Peter Herrmann's topic in Hardware
How much flexibility do you want in your code? The simplest would be a single loop with a sequence. Each iteration of the loop is 100mSec The 2nd simplest approach is a state machine, with a relevant timing node in each state. The analog sampling can happen in parallel to the triggering loop. -
Got DMMs, SA, Scopes, reels of SMT components, wires. One of the perks of working for a CM.
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As far as I know, there is no guarantee that the array is allocated in a single block.
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I didn't use it at all, even though most of my lab instruments are from Keysight.
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OpenTap: OpenTAP: About
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You will have to setup the triggering, similar to the snippet below. I don't have those DAQs, so I can't test it. Edit: You might have to do SW trigger, Each DAQ will have its own trigger source (PFI0), and the software will generate a transition on both lines.
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Does this forum welcome newer programers/engineers?
Gribo replied to LVmigrant's topic in LabVIEW General
Welcome aboard, this is the right attitude. -
OpenCV has very good support for various camera standards.
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Try configuring the DMM to use a single range. If there is an auto range function active, it might explain the waveform. Can you post the circuit?
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It doesn't exist in LV2015.
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Of course someone can. General questions get general answers. Can you provide more details? NI has the LabVIEW core 1 course available.
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I'll give it a shot later today. Might require Wireshark.
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You can reverse engineer the protocol with NI-trace. It is quite trivial.
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You know that these glyphs are in the C:\users\<username>\Labview Data\Glyphs folder as .png files, right?
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Take into account that MXI has its own set of limitations. You cannot hot-plug an MXI connection reliably, It is a single source (NI only, AFAIK).
