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NI9219 Data output questions

Hi I am having an issue with the write to file using the NI9219, when i am writing the data from the daq assist both data will output into the excel file but i am also trying to output the time interval at which each set of data points were collected. I was able to do that successfully in the Thermistor Time resp VI but i am unable to do this action with the NI 9219 Module. 

 

also the data does not concatenate in the correct column as well.

 

If anyone could lend a hand I would be greatly appreciative. 

 

I apologize for the messy VI wiring ahead of time hehe 🙂 

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@Doki86 wrote:

Hi I am having an issue with the write to file using the NI9219, when i am writing the data from the daq assist both data will output into the excel file but i am also trying to output the time interval at which each set of data points were collected. I was able to do that successfully in the Thermistor Time resp VI but i am unable to do this action with the NI 9219 Module. 

 

also the data does not concatenate in the correct column as well.

 

If anyone could lend a hand I would be greatly appreciative. 

 

I apologize for the messy VI wiring ahead of time hehe 🙂 


You are missing a few basics here.

 

the ULx Driver is for controlling hardware DAQ devices offered by MCC

the 9219 is a cDAQ device from NI and uses DAQmx as the driver

 

They are not interchangable.


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I understand that they are not interchangeable, but the method of collecting data is almost the same. Loading time as well as the data in the array i am trying to get three columns of data one for channel A one for Channel B and one for Time at each point of data was collected.

 

basically i need to collect the data on both channels as well as time and then i will manipulate the data to give me the output that i need.

 

thanks 

 

 

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Use 1D Waveform and build timestamp array (Waveform palette)


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