Am looking for a solution to a vi I've created. Was looking to acquire data at a higher speed (25-50k) and I ran this once, only to have someone delete the vi I was using. Basically it was simple. I used the daqmx to acquire a signal, then wrote it to the Write LVM box. Had a graph so I could see the data as I ran it. I wanted the data to write continuously and that's where I'm running into a problem. Keeping in mind it worked once... I am using LV ver 7 on a windows 2000 pc. I was able to select 'continuous acquisition' in the DAQmx and the DAQ rate and samples to process. The vi would run until it hit the sample limit, dump the data to the file, then start over. I used a strip chart I think to show the data as it was running. It would show a line that a had a length of time equal to the sample limit and Daq rate put in the DAQmx. There was a slight hiccup when it wrote, but it didn't affect my data. I've now tried to build the same VI to do the same thing, and now I can't get it to write continuously. It will run until the sample size is hit, write to file, then stop my program. Could anyone look at this and tell me what I might have missed? I have continuous acquisition selected and it just won't write more than one sample set.
