11-29-2016 10:25 PM
Solved! Go to Solution.
11-30-2016 07:54 AM
You wired the third function in your Block Diagram wrong. Oops, maybe it's the fourth function -- my powers of telepathy are not working as well today (need more coffee). Why don't you help by posting your VI (not a picture, but the actual VI) so we can see what you've tried and can suggest what might be wrong.
Bob Schor
11-30-2016 07:59 AM
Actually it's not in VI.. I was testing with NI MAX Driver software.. There itself it's not converting the acquired values to physical quantity even though I specified scale..
11-30-2016 12:25 PM
Still, screen shots will help a lot here in diagnosing the issue.
11-30-2016 03:01 PM
Interesting. I recently programmed a triaxial accelerometer that had a nominal offset of 1.5v and a nominal gain of 0.5v/g. I made scales in MAX and viewed the results by hand, only to find that the given offset and gain were "within 10%". I subsequently wrote a very quick calibration routine that involve taking 6 10msec measurements from the accelerometer held stationary in six (approximate) orientation and solving for the three offsets and gains. When these are used to build (in DAQmx) the scales, each axis goes between +1g and -1g (when not being moved).
Since we still don't know what you are doing, either your version of MAX is completely misbehaving or (dare I say it?) you are doing something (unknown) wrong.
Bob Schor
12-01-2016 05:40 AM
Ohh.. May be i am wrong.. i am new to labview... not sure whether i have done correctly or not.. could you please check the screenshots...
12-01-2016 07:00 AM
The only issue I am seeing is that the Signal Input Range should be after scaling values.
12-01-2016 10:02 PM
I didnt get you. Could you please tell me the complete procedure when you want to acquire signals from a sensor using NI-MAX software. Then i will be able to find out my mistake. Use Scale as Map Ranges
12-01-2016 10:14 PM
Look at the input setup you have in the screenshot Channel-Details. You have entered 9.5 to .5m, those are the values prescaled in volts. But you can see that it is looking for values in deg C. You should enter the values of 999 and 0 which are the max and min for degC, the post-scale values.