07-14-2005 05:25 AM
07-15-2005 09:57 AM
Schwede,
The easiest thing for your to do is called a LV vi from testStand that actually do Switch/Dmm handshaking. We have shipping examples that are installed when you install NI-Switch with NI-DAQ. The examples are in \Program Files\National Instruments\LabVIEW 7.1\examples\instr\niSwitch.
You can either use synchronous or handshaking as your mode of scanning. We have a section in the NI Switches help file that describes both methods: NI Switches Help>>Fundamentals>>Scanning.
To find information on triggers refer to NI Switches Help>>Programming with NI-Switch>>Features>>Scanning>>Scanning NI Switches with NI Digital Multimeters>>Single module scanning. There you can select your setup according to the schematics and find out which triggers you need to use.
Guy Ferraro
Switch Product Support Engineer
07-19-2005 10:39 PM
07-19-2005 11:57 PM
07-20-2005 04:49 PM
Kai,
If I understand correctly you will be using one SCXI-1127 in a Matrix mode and another SCXI-1127 in Mux fro scanning. You will only be able to use the first 1127 (matrix) in NISE since it doesn't not support scanning. For the second 1127 use a LV vi or CVI program and call it from testStand
In NISE you should not set the ab0 as "reserved for routing" since it is an endpoint and it is where the DMM is connected to. You can create an alias for ab0 and call it DMM if you like.
Guy Ferraro
Switch product Support Engineer
NI USA