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Hi, Sunny.
I'll be glad to help you create the output you'd like, but can you tell me a little more about what sort of difficulties you're encountering?
In the meantime, this document from the LabVIEW help talks about the three main components of a waveform:
t0: the start time of the waveform
dt: the time interval, or duration, between data points in the waveform
Y: array containing the data values of a waveform (IE, the values at each interval on the vertical axis)
Hope this helps! Let me know if you're still having trouble.
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09-09-2010 12:46 PM
Hi Nathan,
I have a similar question. I am using PCI 6602. The goal here is to get continuous 1MHz square wave output from DIO1~32 sequentially controlled by LabVIEW. I used Ctr0 to generate a 2MHz clock and used Ctr0InternalOutput as sample clock of DIO1~32. I attached the code and screeshots as follows. But when I run it I got an error -200077 (you have requested: sample clock; you can request: on demand). It looks like PCI 6602 doesn't support hardware timing. Is that true? Where can I find this? If it is true, how can I avoid this and get what I want? Thanks!
Yi
Version: LabVIEW 8.2
hardware: PCI 6602
09-09-2010 12:49 PM
forgot to say. The code is working on PCIe 6251. But I need 32 DIO which PCIe 6251 doesn't have.