08-25-2005 12:08 PM
08-26-2005
01:09 PM
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09-21-2024
03:08 PM
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Content Cleaner
Hi pyro61,
Unfortunately there's not a really great solution for you. The way an SCXI chassis works is that it multiplexes all of the channels that are in the scan list. The only way that you can get rid of some of the samples would be to do it in software and programmatically look at only half of the data except for that one point per second that you want.
You can either sample all 64 channels at their maximum rate (200 kS/s / 64 = 3,125 S/s), or you can pick some rate lower than that rate. If you need to sample the different modules at different rates then you will have to have those different modules in different chassis. Otherwise you are limited to one rate per chassis.
Note: If you have the modules configured for parallel mode, then you could read multiple modules at multiple rates; however, in your case this will not work because you are only using one DAQ board (the SCXI-1600), the modules you are using are not supported for parallel mode, and because you can only read 8 channels at a time when in parallel mode.
My best recommendation would be to sample as fast as you can, and then discard the unwanted thermocouple data.
Regards,
08-27-2005 08:09 PM
08-29-2005
06:21 PM
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09-21-2024
03:09 PM
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Content Cleaner
Hi Scott,
Unfortunately the SCXI-1600 is the only device (along with B-Series Devices) that cannot be simulated (NI-DAQmx Simulated Devices). Let me try to set up the system and see if I can get something similar to what you are seeing.
Regards,