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09-13-2010 11:35 AM
Hello,
I am new in labview and want to combine four different labview codes together and run them at the same time.
I am using PCI-6071E and BNC-2120 as my data acquisition.I want to send an analog output (flat DC signal) to control a blower,an analoge output (DC) to a pressure transducer,also receive data from a pressure transducer and hot-wire probe.
I wrote four different VI for each one of them (using DAQmax for analog outputs and DAQ assistant for Analog inputs),and each one of them works well, but when I want to use them together they don't work.
Does anybody know how to get them to work together?
Thanks,
Pooya
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09-13-2010 11:37 AM
I forgot to attach the fourth VI.
09-13-2010 12:27 PM
If you had simply search for the error code you would have found an explanation for resource reserved. You cannot have multiple tasks for the same hardware resource. You have a single resource available for analog output and a single resource available for analog input. You have to combine the analog output channels into a single task and combine the analog input channels into a single task.
09-13-2010 12:58 PM
Thanks for your reply, but how should I do that?
09-13-2010 01:03 PM
For the DAQ Assistant, just follow the instructions for selecting multiple channels when you create it (where it pretty clearly says ,"<Ctrl> or <Shift> to select multiple channels"). If already created, open the DAQ Assistant and simply click on the 'Add Channels' at the top of page.
When you use a physical channel name, you just click on browse instead of a single channel. Use the same <Ctrl> or <Shift> for multiple channels.