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Internal counter/timer PCI 6259.

 I need to create a high digital pulse and them wait a certain time (I choose) that the device must wait(low level) until it creats a new high state level. This wait time must use the PCI's clock as base.
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Something like that should work, but I've not tested the VI (no DAQ board in my PC), so check that it works.
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Fefys,

 

There are several examples that ship with LV that demonstrate using DAQmx counters to generate pulses.  Help > Find Examples

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Krsone, the example you sent didn't open here because I have only LabView 7.1 here in the Laboratory.

 

Wayne, I've searched in the examples and I didn't find what I want or something related.

 

What I did is create a boolean array and put it to send each position in a specific frequency. For example I chose a frequency

of 10Mhz and create a boolean array of 20000 positions. In the first position and in the last I put a "High Level data" and in

the others a "Low Level data", so I achieved  a sinal that sends a High level signal and after 2 sec send another one.

 

To change the time between the high level states I must change the boolean array and for it I have to stop the vi.

 

What I want is a vi with a configurable time between these 2 high states while the vi runs.

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