Is CJC accomplished automatically when using MAX to create virtual Thermocouple Channels?

[Wes 777]

"I have a SCXI 1000 chassis, a SCXI 1102 module and a TC 2095 terminal block. I am configuring virtual channels with the names TC(n) where n is the channel number. When I configure the virtual channel, I am selecting 'built-in' CJC. The question I have is:
When I reference the virtual channel from my DAQ application, is the data I receive already cold-junction-compensated, or do I have to read the CJC voltage as a separate channel, and apply the correction factor manually on my block diagram (like we had to do in the old days)?

I gather that the data that I read, which is obviously scaled to engineering units, is, indeed, cold-junction compensated, but I would like to be certain
that that is the case. Thanks."

[Filipe A.]

Wes;

You are right in your considerations.
If you select the built in CJC when setting a virtual channel up, the CJC will be automaticaly inserted in the channel reading when using that virtual channel.
Regards.
Filipe

[ole]

Does that mean that when you configure one virtual channel
1) you get two readings in your application
or
2) that your reading is linerized when returned to the application