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Hello Everybody,

 

could any of you tell me what is the impact of adding RTSI configuration to the NI MAX configuration in case I already sharing trigger between the devices in the one chassis as shown in the attached picture .

I got problem in the NI-MAX configuration and one of the suggestion is to add that. my concern if there will be any conflict between the two method.   

 

 

Thank you very much

best regards

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Hi thoalfukar,

I just came across your post coincidentally. Is your question already answered?

 

Generally speaking, if you want your devices to share triggers, a trigger bus needs to be available both physically (makes sense somehow...) and in software (so that e.g. NI MAX knows it can create a route on it).

Using PCI devices, you must configure your RTSI cable manually in NI MAX.

PXIe devices / PXI trigger backplanes are automatically registered when you use the Identify chassis function in NI MAX.

 

From the picture you attached I believe to see that you only use PXIe devices, is that correct?

 

What exactly is the problem you are facing in NI MAX?

 

 

Edit: Found it on NIDAQmx help: Plugging in and Registering Your RTSI Cable in MAX


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