How do I acquire data from both channels on an PCI-5922 (NI scope)?

[didymus7]

I'm fairly new to LabView (version 8.5.1) and I'm working on my first non-instructional vi.  I need to acquire analog data from both channels of a PCI-5922.  I've done a single channel using NI Scope Express, but can you use NI Scope Express to do both channels.  I tried two instances and that left me with one with no inputs or outputs, I've also tried enabling both inputs, but I only get one output.  I think I don't have my head in the right place with this.  Sorry if this is very elemental.

Thanks...Steve

[didymus7]

Okay, I've made a little progress here.  Using NI Scope Express, the single signal output from the block contains data from both channels if both channels are enabled.  Now I need to manipulate each channel differently, so how do I go about spliting the two channels?  Unbundle is not liked, I guess because it's not bundled. 

Thanks...Steve

[Dennis_Knutson · Accepted solution]

Please take one of the basic LabVIEW tutorials.

Just use the Split Signal function. Of course, it's still that evil dynamic data.

[didymus7]

Thanks.  I'm not familiar enough with the way functions are spread out in the palette to find stuff.  Signals are now split and I've already got have the function done and working.  Chalk it up to a brain f**t.

Thanks...Steve