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National Instruments NI-DAQmx 9.5 User Manual

National Instruments NI-DAQmx 9.5 User Manual (299 pages)

Brand: National Instruments | Category: PCI Card | Size: 10 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
7
About this Manual

17
- Conventions
  17
- Related Documentation
  18
Chapter 1 Getting Started

23
- Installation
  23
- Unpacking
  23
- Device Self-Calibration
  24
- Getting Started with X Series USB Devices
  25
  - USB Device Chassis Ground
    25
  - Ferrite Installation
    26
  - Mounting X Series USB Devices
    27
    
    Panel/Wall Mounting
    27
    
    DIN Rail Mounting
    28
  - USB Device Leds
    29
  - USB Cable Strain Relief
    29
  - USB Device Security Cable Slot
    30
- Device Pinouts
  30
- Device Specifications
  30
- Device Accessories and Cables
  30
Chapter 2 DAQ System Overview

31
- DAQ Hardware
  31
  - Daq-Stc3
    32
  - Calibration Circuitry
    33
- Cables and Accessories
  33
  - PCI Express, PXI Express, and USB Mass Termination Device Cables and Accessories
    33
    
    SCXI Accessories
    34
    
    BNC Accessories
    35
    
    SCC Accessories
    35
    
    Cables
    36
    
    RTSI Cables
    36
    
    Screw Terminal Accessories
    36
    
    Custom Cabling and Connectivity
    37
    
    USB Device Mounting Accessories, USB Cable, Power Supply, and Ferrite
    37
  - USB Screw Terminal Device Accessories
    38
- Signal Conditioning
  38
  - Sensors and Transducers
    38
  - Signal Conditioning Options
    39
    
    Scc
    39
    
    Scxi
    39
- Programming Devices in Software
  40
Chapter 3 Connector and LED Information

42
Chapter 4 Analog Input

47
- Analog Input on MIO X Series Devices
  47
- Analog Input on Simultaneous MIO X Series Devices
  87
Chapter 5 Analog Output

110
- AO Reference Selection
  111
- Minimizing Glitches on the Output Signal
  112
- Analog Output Data Generation Methods
  112
  - Software-Timed Generations
    112
  - Hardware-Timed Generations
    112
- Analog Output Triggering
  114
- Connecting Analog Output Signals
  114
- Analog Output Timing Signals
  115
  - AO Start Trigger Signal
    116
    
    Retriggerable Analog Output
    116
    
    Using a Digital Source
    116
    
    Routing AO Start Trigger Signal to an Output Terminal
    117
    
    Using an Analog Source
    117
  - AO Pause Trigger Signal
    117
    
    Using a Digital Source
    118
    
    Routing AO Pause Trigger Signal to an Output Terminal
    119
    
    Using an Analog Source
    119
  - AO Sample Clock Signal
    119
    
    Using an Internal Source
    119
    
    Other Timing Requirements
    120
    
    Routing AO Sample Clock Signal to an Output Terminal
    120
    
    Using an External Source
    120
  - AO Sample Clock Timebase Signal
    121
- Getting Started with AO Applications in Software
  122
Chapter 6 Digital I/O

123
- Digital Input Data Acquisition Methods
  124
  - Software-Timed Acquisitions
    124
  - Hardware-Timed Acquisitions
    125
- Digital Input Triggering
  126
- Digital Waveform Acquisition
  127
  - DI Sample Clock Signal
    128
    
    Using an External Source
    128
    
    Using an Internal Source
    128
    
    Other Timing Requirements
    129
    
    Routing DI Sample Clock to an Output Terminal
    129
  - DI Sample Clock Timebase Signal
    129
  - DI Start Trigger Signal
    130
    
    Retriggerable DI
    130
    
    Using a Digital Source
    131
    
    Routing DI Start Trigger to an Output Terminal
    132
    
    Using an Analog Source
    132
  - DI Reference Trigger Signal
    132
    
    Using a Digital Source
    133
    
    Routing DI Reference Trigger Signal to an Output Terminal
    134
    
    Using an Analog Source
    134
  - DI Pause Trigger Signal
    134
    
    Routing DI Pause Trigger Signal to an Output Terminal
    135
    
    Using a Digital Source
    135
    
    Using an Analog Source
    135
- Digital Output Data Generation Methods
  136
  - Software-Timed Generations
    136
  - Hardware-Timed Generations
    136
- Digital Output Triggering
  138
- Digital Waveform Generation
  138
  - DO Sample Clock Signal
    139
    
    Using an External Source
    139
    
    Using an Internal Source
    139
    
    Other Timing Requirements
    140
    
    Routing DO Sample Clock to an Output Terminal
    140
  - DO Sample Clock Timebase Signal
    140
  - DO Start Trigger Signal
    141
    
    Retriggerable DO
    141
    
    Routing DO Start Trigger Signal to an Output Terminal
    142
    
    Using a Digital Source
    142
    
    Using an Analog Source
    142
  - DO Pause Trigger Signal
    143
    
    Routing DO Pause Trigger Signal to an Output Terminal
    144
    
    Using a Digital Source
    144
    
    Using an Analog Source
    144
- I/O Protection
  145
- Programmable Power-Up States
  145
- DI Change Detection
  146
  - DI Change Detection Applications
    147
- Digital Filtering
  147
  - Watchdog Timer
    150
- Connecting Digital I/O Signals
  151
- Getting Started with DIO Applications in Software
  152
Chapter 7 Counters

154
- Counter Timing Engine
  154
- Counter Input Applications
  155
Chapter 8 PFI

206
Chapter 9 Digital Routing and Clock Generation

213
- Clock Routing
  213
  - 100 Mhz Timebase
    214
  - 100 Khz Timebase
    214
  - External Reference Clock
    214
  - 10 Mhz Reference Clock
    215
- Synchronizing Multiple Devices
  215
  - PXI Express Devices
    215
  - PCI Express Devices
    215
  - USB Devices
    216
- Real-Time System Integration (RTSI)
  216
  - RTSI Connector Pinout
    217
  - Using RTSI as Outputs
    218
  - Using RTSI Terminals as Timing Input Signals
    219
  - RTSI Filters
    219
- PXI and PXI Express Clock and Trigger Signals
  220
  - Pxie_Clk100
    220
  - Pxie_Sync100
    220
  - Pxi_Clk10
    220
  - PXI Triggers
    220
  - PXI_STAR Trigger
    221
  - PXI_STAR Filters
    221
  - Pxie-DSTAR<A..C
    221
Chapter 10 Bus Interface

223
- Data Transfer Methods
  223
  - PCI Express/Pxi Express Device Data Transfer Methods
    223
  - USB Device Data Transfer Methods
    224
- PXI Express Considerations
  225
  - PXI and PXI Express Clock and Trigger Signals
    225
  - PXI Express
    225
Chapter 11 Triggering

226
- Triggering with a Digital Source
  226
- Triggering with an Analog Source
  227
- Analog Trigger Types
  230
- Analog Trigger Accuracy
  233
Appendix A

234
Device-Specific Information

234

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