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TESTING DAQ FOR DAMAGE WITHOUT USING THE INTERNET
labview1958
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02-13-2005 10:41 AM
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Hi,
How do I test whether my DAQ card is damage free without using the internet?
How do I test whether my DAQ card is damage free without using the internet?
LA 75
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02-14-2005 09:16 PM
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Hello,
what do you mean by "damage free"? If you give me a little bit more insight on your application I should be able to help you out.
Thanks,
LA
what do you mean by "damage free"? If you give me a little bit more insight on your application I should be able to help you out.
Thanks,
LA
AnalogKid2Digit
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02-16-2005 12:19 PM
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Run diagnostics on it in MAX
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02-22-2005 06:33 AM
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How to RUN diagonistic in MAX?
LA 75
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02-23-2005 08:10 PM
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Hello,
The test that AnalogKid2DigitalMan was referring to is in Measurement and Automation Explorer (MAX). Go to my My system =>Data Neighborhood => Devices and Interfaces => NI-DAQmx devices or Traditional DAQ. Look for your board and select Self Test. This will tell you if your board is having problems or not.
Another way to test your board would be by using the E-series Self-Diagnostic VI. You can use this VI only if you have an E-series board and if you are using LabVIEW. I am attaching the VI below.
Hope this helps,
LA
The test that AnalogKid2DigitalMan was referring to is in Measurement and Automation Explorer (MAX). Go to my My system =>Data Neighborhood => Devices and Interfaces => NI-DAQmx devices or Traditional DAQ. Look for your board and select Self Test. This will tell you if your board is having problems or not.
Another way to test your board would be by using the E-series Self-Diagnostic VI. You can use this VI only if you have an E-series board and if you are using LabVIEW. I am attaching the VI below.
Hope this helps,
LA
02-27-2005 10:23 AM
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A friend of mine tested the DAQ card this way. He brought along a FUNCTION GENERATOR with LED's. He made a LV VI and connected the FUNCTION GENERATOR to the DAQ card. He then put the LV VI in RUN mode. The LED'S light up in a certain pattern. He then changed the LV VI and again put into RUN. The LED's light up differently. Is the DAQ board okay?
AnalogKid2Digit
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02-28-2005 08:28 AM
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LV1958
What did your friend say? Was it OK or not? Sorry to be blunt, bet we are not telepaths here. With out posted code or specific details on hardware connections, we can only guess, and very poorly at that.
I realize you have very little experience to all of this and it is a concept new to you. It was a bit of a mind shift when I was trying to learn LV coming from a textual-based language background. Maybe it would be best to hire a consultant if feasible or crack open the books, take the tutorials, slow down and get your feet with with baby steps before commiting to a full blown application. But sometimes time does not permit that. If you have made commitments to a customer or fellow employee, do they understand the difficulties you are having in this application?
Just some friendly words of advice.
-Pete
What did your friend say? Was it OK or not? Sorry to be blunt, bet we are not telepaths here. With out posted code or specific details on hardware connections, we can only guess, and very poorly at that.
I realize you have very little experience to all of this and it is a concept new to you. It was a bit of a mind shift when I was trying to learn LV coming from a textual-based language background. Maybe it would be best to hire a consultant if feasible or crack open the books, take the tutorials, slow down and get your feet with with baby steps before commiting to a full blown application. But sometimes time does not permit that. If you have made commitments to a customer or fellow employee, do they understand the difficulties you are having in this application?
Just some friendly words of advice.
-Pete
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03-07-2005 01:40 AM
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I checked my DAQ 6025E card in the PC's SYSTEM PROPERTIES ----> DEVICE MANAGER. It says that this device is functioning properly. Is that a good way to test the DAQ card?
LA 75
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03-08-2005 12:36 PM
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Hello,
No, that's not a good way to test your board; that only tells you that there is a device connected to the PCI Bus of your computer. As I mentioned before, the best way of testing your board is by going to Measurement and Automation Explorer (MAX). Go to my My system =>Data Neighborhood => Devices and Interfaces => NI-DAQmx devices or Traditional DAQ. Look for your board and select Self Test. This will tell you if your board is having problems or not. You can also go to the Test Panels and read voltages from your channels.
Another way to test your board would be by using the E-series Self-Diagnostic VI. You can use this VI only if you have an E-series board and if you are using LabVIEW. I attached a copy of that VI in my past thread.
Do you have NI-DAQ installed by any chance? If not, you can download it from here
Hope this helps,
LA
No, that's not a good way to test your board; that only tells you that there is a device connected to the PCI Bus of your computer. As I mentioned before, the best way of testing your board is by going to Measurement and Automation Explorer (MAX). Go to my My system =>Data Neighborhood => Devices and Interfaces => NI-DAQmx devices or Traditional DAQ. Look for your board and select Self Test. This will tell you if your board is having problems or not. You can also go to the Test Panels and read voltages from your channels.
Another way to test your board would be by using the E-series Self-Diagnostic VI. You can use this VI only if you have an E-series board and if you are using LabVIEW. I attached a copy of that VI in my past thread.
Do you have NI-DAQ installed by any chance? If not, you can download it from here
Hope this helps,
LA
03-14-2005 01:55 AM
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I am unable to follow your suggestion.
When I RUN MAX AUTOMATION, I get this!
NIMAX has caused an error in RPCRT4.DLL
NIMAX will now close.
What shall I do? I have once seen someone testing the DAQ board with a NI Probe. What is it? What shall I do?
When I RUN MAX AUTOMATION, I get this!
NIMAX has caused an error in RPCRT4.DLL
NIMAX will now close.
What shall I do? I have once seen someone testing the DAQ board with a NI Probe. What is it? What shall I do?
