02-28-2008 01:14 PM - edited 02-28-2008 01:20 PM
03-04-2008 01:01 PM - edited 03-04-2008 01:03 PM
03-05-2008 03:17 AM
Thanks for your response!
Apparently it is not as obvious as one might think. This also became clear when I contacted NI here in the Netherlands.
As a work around, it was suggested to set the required bit (bit7) voor high output, then close the task, then start a new one for counting (Least Sinificant-nibble).
This worked fine for me, but is not a general solution.
I'll look into this. Would be nice if there's an example for this.
Thanks again.
04-08-2010 04:59 PM
Here's an example of how to utilize the nibble DI/O configuration on the 9401 to trigger an analog input task.
Developer Zone Community: Nibble DI/O Configuration for Triggering with NI 9401
06-17-2010 09:31 AM
Also, here's a great resource for the bidirectional nibble configuration of an NI 9401 with DAQmx.
Another community example in addition to my previous post is linked at the bottom of that KB. I hope it helps!
- Greg J
08-14-2010 02:14 AM
while running the example pgm given under fpga,Crio, digital input and outout port how we test the port in 9401 gives output or not???
03-10-2014 01:59 PM
I know it is possible to configure the 9401 to have 4 input and 4 output channels, but is it possible to configure the card to have two separate ports for output? I need one of my outputs to be a constant digital signal, and the other to be a single high/low output triggered by an external source (could be user pressing a button, prox sensor, etc). When I try to do this with all 8 ports configured for output, I get error 201133 indicating the channel is in use by another task. I have my constant output on channel 0 and my single value on channel 7. When I set up a task right now it shows only one port with all 8 channels in it, I want two output ports with four channels each. Is this possible?
I have attached an image of the ports/channels as I see it now