Problem sending signal to electronic board

[RTSLVU]

Before you start buying things have you considered the risks of this idea in my last post?

But I guess if you can keep the DIO count pulses as short as possible you can minimize that risk

@RTSLVU wrote:

Thinking about this though it just crossed my mind that that you could conceivably have more than one computer toggling a DIO line at the sametime or overlapping times. Both conditions would result in one or more more counts being dropped

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[CarlosJr]

I'm having issues with wiring and the labview code. 

I'm getting confuse in selecting the correct port from the USB-PLUS meaning how to create the labview code that can send the output signal as PASS or FAIL 

And also connecting the wires to the electronic board and the USB-PLUS 

Help please 

thanks

[RTSLVU]

I just go back from vacation and saw you are still having difficulties.

1. A quick glance at your breadboard looks like you have all the anodes and cathodes tied together. 
   1. That is not right. Each cathode needs to be connected to a DIO output.
   2. All the anodes are tied together with a pull-up resistor connected to your counter's 12V output and of course a connection to a counter input.
2. We need to see what code you have so far to give you any meaningful advice on that.

[CarlosJr]

Is my first time working on a project this big with too many inputs can you give me a guidance on how the breadboard should look like and also the connection to the DIO outputs. 

For the labview code I got anything yet i need to start working on that perhaps you got a vi that i can use as an example

[RTSLVU]

Other than the schematic I posted and maybe this, How to Use a Breadboard

I am not sure what else I can give you.