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My objective is have my output of my encoder come into a daq assistant. Then covert that to rev per second. Then compare that to what the user sets the speed and adjust it. But I can not get past how to work the daq assistant I cant get a wire to come out of it.

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The daq assistant uses dynamic data. You can use a converting block to get the data out. Most likely LV will already do this for you.

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Though i recommend you to use the DAQmx blocks, this will give a lower latency in most cases.

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what im saying is I can not get the wire to come from the daq assistant do I have to have it hooked up? physically I just need the block diagram for a visual for a project right now.

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like this is my speed sensor an motor control. What I want is the user to enter the motor speed, then have a set motor speed that they can not go above an if they do the brake will be applied. Am I on the right track can someone help lead me in the right direction?

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I don't really get what you are trying to explain.

When you are trying to set the speed of a motor you most likely need to build a closed loop too. In open loop the speed wont be that accurate.

 

But is this what you meant?

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You can also use In Range and Coerce to force the Set Motor Speed to be between 0 and Max Speed.  One function instead of two.

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Ravens option is better because you can also add a minimum value.

 

The last option you can do is to enter the numeric control option and to this:

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Though I don't know how reliable this is.. It is obviously the most space saving.

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