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Hi Gerdw, 

 

Is there any problem for having two accounts?

 

Khalid

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No, there is no problem to have more than one account.

 

But there is a problem to post the same questions in several threads (aka DOUBLE POST) (even when you're using different accounts)!

This forum is made of volunteers and nobody likes to invest it's time for questions that somebody else might have answered before in a different thread…

Best regards,
GerdW


using LV2016/2019/2021 on Win10/11+cRIO, TestStand2016/2019
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Hi Gerdwe,

 

I do not understand why you want me to accept the answer even the answe is not good enough by saying ((This forum is made of volunteers and nobody likes to invest it's time for questions that somebody else might have answered before in a different thread)). 

 

Khalid

 

 

 

 

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Well, if you ask the same question in two threads you'll probably get similar answers two times instead of moving towards the solution and also costing the volonteers twice the work. So please keep one question/discussion in one thread.

The account is a non-issue and not the main issue of Gerds post.

/Y

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Qestit Systems
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Hi 回應 and Yamaeda,

 

Thank you so much for all your help I really appreciate it. however, I have done what 回應 suggested and I found that the code does not read the input data. In regards of running the code with the Highlight pattern according to Yamaeda . I found the code starting to acquire the date after completing the signals that generated by DAQ.m write. It seems to be no synchronization between the input data and output.

 

Khalid

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Hi Khalid,

 


I found the code starting to acquire the date after completing the signals that generated by DAQ.m write. It seems to be no synchronization between the input data and output.


 

Yes, you're right.

The code behaves like this because you programmed it to do so! THINK DATAFLOW!

When you want to do two things in parallel you should not wire them to be executed one after the other!

 

LabVIEW comes with a lot of example VIs! DAQmx also adds a lot of example VIs.

There are example VIs demonstrating how to synchronize AI and AO operations. Did you look at them and did you try them?

Best regards,
GerdW


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Yes, since you have an error wire from Write to Read, it must first write before it can read. What is the goal? Which input data isn't read?

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