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Routing trigger from PCI 5122 to PCI 6601

Dear All,

I have a system with two PCI 5122 digitizers (one master and the other slave) synchronized together via RTSI cable.

In particular, the digitizers share the 20 MHz clock on the RTSI-0 and the reference trigger generated by the first digitizer on the RTSI-1.

Now, I need to use such a trigger signal to activate an external device that uses a falling TTL and, therefore, I cannot directly use the PFI0 of the master digitizer.

As in the system there is also a PCI 6601 board, I would like to ask which is the best solution to route the trigger available on the RTSI-1 to the 6601 and invert its polarity.

 

Many thanks in advance.

 

Best,

Mario

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Hi Mario,

you could export the 5122 trigger signal to a PFI line (using function niScope Export Signal.vi) and connect this PFI line to a PFI line of 6601.

You can use 6601 to generate a pulse with desired polarity using PFI as a trigger. You can consider DAQmx example Gen Dig Pulse - Dig Start.vi.

I hope this helps!

Bye!

 

Licia

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Hi again,

just a note: for this issue you should post to High-Speed Digitizers or Counter/Timers boards.

 

Licia

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Many thanks Licia for the advice.

Indeed, I was already using the PFI connector to make this route and I was wondering whether there was a more straightforward solution via the RTSI cable.

 

Best,

 

Mario

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