05-31-2006 11:29 PM
06-01-2006 04:08 PM
Hi Teljo,
If you want to setup these different types of measurements, I recommend creating a task in Measurement and Automation Explorer (MAX). You will be able to test your readings there before acquiring any data within LabVIEW. Also, there is no programming involved when you do this.
As for converting your signals: I'm not quite clear on what you are asking here. The analog signals go through an A/D converter inside of your USB Hardware that converts these signals before they get to your computer. Please let me know if you are trying to accomplish something else.
Regards,
Hal L.
06-01-2006 08:40 PM
06-15-2006 03:13 AM
@HAL L wrote:Hi Teljo,
If you want to setup these different types of measurements, I recommend creating a task in Measurement and Automation Explorer (MAX). You will be able to test your readings there before acquiring any data within LabVIEW. Also, there is no programming involved when you do this.
As for converting your signals: I'm not quite clear on what you are asking here. The analog signals go through an A/D converter inside of your USB Hardware that converts these signals before they get to your computer. Please let me know if you are trying to accomplish something else.
Regards,
Hal L.
06-15-2006 11:14 PM
06-16-2006 10:29 AM
In MAX you should be able to select the analog channels and see a waveform get charted. For the digital signals you can see the ON/OFF states in MAX. You can do the same in LabVIEW with waveform charts and graphs and LED indicators for the digital signals.
Yes, you can export the data easily to Excel. Under Help in Labview, use find examples with the words Excel and spreadsheet to start with.
Good luck, let us know if we can be of further help!