653x Bidirection Bust Mode I/O in DAQmx
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Filename: 653x_burst_mode.zip
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The intent of this example is to show how to perform biderectional burst mode on two computers at the same time. This digital communication is implemented using Burst Mode handshaking I/O in DAQmx. Each DAQmx write task "Exports" the PCLK, and each DAQmx read task "Imports" the PCLK used to transfer data. The ACK and REQ lines referred to in Traditional DAQ are now called "Ready for Transfer Event" and "Pause Trigger," respectively. The notes on the block diagrams reflect this change in nomenclature. There are two additional lines of "handshaking" within each VI to ensure that each task is started in the proper sequence. These handshaking lines are used only once when the VIs are first started and then ignored. (Note the First Call? primitives connected to case structures in each VI).
To set up communication between two 653x boards, run the 653xWriter.vi and 653xLoopback.vi both on one computer or one of each on two computers. Cable the 653x devices together using a SH68-68-D1 cable. Note that if you are connecting two computers (each with their own 653x board), you should first power on each machine and then cable them together to avoid any potential ground loops. Run the 653xWriter.vi first and then start the 653xLoopback.vi (note the explicit 3 second delay in the 653xWriter.vi to allow you time to run the 653xLoopback.vi) Extra digital I/O lines are used to ensure the proper order of execution between the two devices.
Requirements
Filename: 653x_burst_mode.zip
Software Requirements
Application Software: LabVIEW Base Development System 7.1
Language(s): LabVIEW
Hardware Requirements
Hardware Group: Digital I/O (DIO)
Hardware Model: PCI-6533, PXI-6534, PXI-6533, PCI-6534
Driver: NI-DAQmx 7.4
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