03-09-2015 04:45 PM
Hello all,
Does anyone know what the built-in self-test of the NI USB-6509 hardware or any similar digitial I/O hardware does? Does it just confirm the hardware can communicate, or it actually tries to write and read certain digitial I/O lines?
I just want to have some idea about what it means when the self-test passes or fails.
Thanks,
Wenhao
03-10-2015 06:54 PM
The self-test is just a diagnostic that checks that the onboard chips are powered properly. The Test Panels actually check I/O.
06-01-2018 11:52 AM
Hello,
Is the NI USB-6509 supported by DAQExpress?
We want to be able to configure and test all Digital I/Os using an NI application.
Thanks,
06-06-2018 05:57 AM
is it possible to test all digital i/os using NI
06-06-2018 10:44 AM - edited 06-06-2018 10:45 AM
@PERCYWILLIAMSON wrote:
is it possible to test all digital i/os using NI
"NI" is a company, not an instrument, diagnostic tool, or software. Please clarify your question.
06-07-2018 10:32 AM
You can use NI MAX (measurement and automation explorer) which is a National Instruments software to test digital I/Os using test panels.