National Instruments DAQCard-6533 User Manual page 142

programming
continuous change detection in
NI-DAQ (figure), 2-34
LabVIEW/LabVIEW RT
(figure), 2-35
single buffer change detection in
NI-DAQ (figure), 2-34
specifications, A-3
specifying lines to monitor, 2-29
triggering data transfer
pattern-matching trigger, 2-31
start and stop trigger, 2-31
start trigger, 2-30
stop trigger, 2-30
when to use (table), 2-1
width of data to acquire, 2-28
clocks, for RTSI and PXI trigger bus
interfaces, D-10
CompactPCI, using with PXI, B-1
configuration, 653X devices
Mac OS, 1-10
Windows, 1-9
configuration, ports, 2-6
connecting signals. See signal connections
continuous or finite data transfer
change detection
continuous input, 2-32
DMA or interrupt transfers, 2-33
finite, 2-32
handshaking I/O
continuous input, 2-20
continuous output, 2-20
DMA or interrupt transfers, 2-21
finite, 2-20
pattern I/O
continuous input, 2-11
continuous output, 2-11
DMA or interrupt transfers, 2-12
finite, 2-11
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control lines
Group 1 and Group 2 controllers, 1-2
handshaking I/O and pattern I/O
(table), C-1
using as extra unstrobed data lines, 2-3
conventions used in the manual, v
CPULL signal
description (table), C-5
power-on state, D-5
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benchmark results (table), E-7
block diagram, D-2
installation, 1-9
data transfer
change detection
continuous or finite data
transfer, 2-32
triggering data transfer, 2-30
width of data to acquire, 2-28
handshaking I/O
continuous or finite data
transfer, 2-20
direction of data transfer, 2-17
width of data to transfer, 2-17
optimizing transfer rates
benchmark results, E-3
maximum transfer rates, E-1
obtaining fastest transfer rates, E-2
pattern I/O
continuous or finite data
transfer, 2-11
direction of data transfer, 2-7
monitoring data transfer, 2-12
rate of data transfer, 2-8
triggering data transfer, 2-8
width of data to transfer, 2-6
Declaration of Conformity (NI resources), F-1
I-3
Index
NI 653X User Manual