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Measure®Data AcquisitionUser ManualClick here to comment on this document via theNational Instruments website athttp://www.natinst.com/documentation/d

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monospaceText in this font denotes text or characters that are to be literally inputfrom the keyboard, sections of code, programming examples, andsynt

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IntroductionThis chapter helps you install the Measure Data Acquisition (DAQ)Add-In. You should have installed and configured your DAQ hardwarealready

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DAQ Device OverviewMeasure is an easy-to-use spreadsheet interface for acquiring data witha wide range of National Instruments DAQ devices. Because Me

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Manually Adding or Removing the DAQ Add-InTo add the DAQ Add-In manually, complete the following steps.1. Select Tools»Add-Ins.2. In the Add-Ins d

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Getting Started withData Acquisition TasksAfter you install and configure your hardware and install the MeasureData Acquisition Add-In, you are ready

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The DAQ Tasks dialog box manages the I/O operations, or tasks,that you define with Measure. From this dialog box, you can createnew tasks, edit existi

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Configuring an Analog Input TaskFrom the Analog Input Configuration dialog box, you can specify allthe parameters for an analog input operation. In th

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example in which there is only one channel specified, the numberof scans is equal to the number of points acquired from channel 0.If you were to speci

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7. Click on the OK button to return to the DAQ Tasks dialog box,shown in Figure 2-4. Notice that you now have a task namedRead Channel 0 in your tas

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1. From the DAQ Task dialog box, select AO from the Create a tasksection of the dialog box to display the Analog OutputConfiguration dialog box, sho

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Email: [email protected] Instruments Home Page: http://www.natinst.comFTP Site: ftp.natinst.comBBS United States: (512) 794-5422 or

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dialog box. Notice that your new analog output task appears in thetask list, shown in Figure 2-6.10. Highlight the Output 10 iterations task and click

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3. Highlight each of the tasks in the window on the right and click onthe Add button to add them to the DAQ menu.4. Click on the OK button to return t

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Your tasks are saved as part of the Excel workbook. Each time youlaunch Excel and open a workbook that contains Measure tasks, theyappear in the task

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Table 2-1 contains a list of the DAQ Tasks dialog box options withdescriptions of their use.Data acquisition device Select the National Instrument dat

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Using SCXIwith Measure DAQThis chapter describes how to use the Measure data acquisition (DAQ)Add-in in Excel with your Signal Conditioning Extension

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your data acquisition device. The multiplexed mode is the default andrecommended mode to use with SCXI. In the parallel mode, each SCXImodule is direc

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‘z’ in the SCXI channel string represents the actual channel number(e.g. 3). Channels on the SCXI modules are numbered starting at zero.You specify a

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Table 3-1 lists other possible combinations for SCXI channel strings.String Syntax Descriptionob0!sc1!md2!5Channel 5 on module 2 of SCXIchassis 1 is r

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SCXI Analog OutputThe current version of Measure does not support the use of analogoutput (AO) channels on the SCXI-1124 module. You can use theanalog

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Analog Input ReferenceThis chapter introduces some basic concepts of data acquisition andcontains a reference for analog input configuration, hardware

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Important InformationThe media on which you receive National Instruments software are warranted not to fail to execute programminginstructions, due to

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Analog Input Configuration OverviewSelect DAQ»Configure DAQ Tasks and then press the AI button toopen the Analog Input Configuration dialog box, shown

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left-to-right is the order that Measure scans the channels. The followingis a table of valid channel strings.Valid Channel Strings Channels in the Sca

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Low LimitEnter the lower voltage limit for the channels in the channel string.This voltage is the minimum voltage that is measured at any of theanalog

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in time the channels are sampled within each scan. The reciprocal ofthe channel clock rate is called the interchannel delay, or channelinterval, shown

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DisplayWhen determining where to display the acquired data, Measure usesthree pieces of information you specify.• Address of the upper-left cell in th

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Mode Change the analog input mode from the setting that you specify whenyou run the NI-DAQ Configuration Utility, WDAQCONF.EXE.Measure automatically s

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Choices for Hardware DigitalTriggerDescriptionStart acquisition on trigger Select this option if you want to start your acquisition onthe rising edge

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Table 4-4 contains a list Analog Input Mode choices with descriptionsof their use.Choices for Analog Input Mode DescriptionDifferential Channels Selec

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Advanced Timing SettingsMost of the time, you do not have to configure the advanced timingsettings because Measure automatically selects reasonable va

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Analog Output ReferenceThis chapter introduces some concepts of data acquisition and containsa reference for basic and advanced Analog Output Configur

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About This ManualOrganization of This ManualConventions Used in This ManualCustomer Communication xiChapter 1IntroductionUsing Measure with Your DAQ D

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Option DescriptionChannel Specify the analog output channel on which to generate a signal. Youmay only specify one channel at a time.Data cells Specif

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Note:If you want to generate waveforms on more than one channel, each channelmust be added separately to the channel list. Also, Measure requires that

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Option DescriptionHigh Limit (volts) The high limit is equal to your reference voltage and is the maximumvoltage the DAC can produce. If you have an A

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Using Measure DataAcquisition Tasks with VBAThis chapter describes how to run tasks from within Visual Basic for Applications.There are two ways to ex

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ParametersOption DescriptionTaskName The name of a task in the active workbook.NewTargetRange The address of a range on a worksheet that receives the

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GetDAQErrorMessageFinds and returns a description of an error code returned by the DAQ function.SyntaxFunction GetDAQErrorMessage(ErrorCode As Integer

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DAQ Hardware CapabilitiesThis appendix contains SCXI information, and tables that summarizethe analog I/O capabilities of National Instruments data ac

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AT-MIO-16/16D By Channel By Device By Device By Device DCNote: “By device” means you select the value of a parameter with hardware jumpers, andthe se

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Device Triggers1Max Sampling Rate (S/s)AT-MIO-16E-1AT-MIO-16E-2AT-MIO-64E-3AT-MIO-16E-10AT-MIO-16DE-10NEC-AI-16E-4NEC-MIO-16E-4Pre, Post E-1: 1 M,E-2

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Lab and 1200 Series and Portable Devices Hardware CapabilitiesDevice Gain Range Polarity SE/DIFF couplingLab-PC+ By group By group By device By device

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Chapter 4Analog Input ReferenceDAQ Device OverviewAnalog Input Configuration OverviewAnalog Input Scan ListChannelsHigh LimitLow LimitScan Information

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Device Number ofChannelsResolution(bits)Gains1Range (V)1Input FIFO(samples)Lab-PC+SCXI-1200DAQPad-1200DAQCard-1200PCI-12008SE, 4DI 12 1, 2, 5, 10 20,

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Device Channel #s DAC Type Output Limits (V) WaveformGroupingLab-PC+SCXI-1200DAQPad-1200DAQCard-1200PCI-12000, 1 12-bit double-buffered 0 to 10, ±5 0,

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SCXI-1141 8 DI±51, 2, 5, 10, 20,50, 100(SW/C)1elliptic lowpassfilter with 10Hzto 25KHz cutofffrequency2 (SW/M)1(disabled on a per channelbasis)— multi

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Analog Output Only Devices Hardware CapabilitiesDevice Channel #s DAC Type OutputLimits (V)Waveform Grouping Transfer MethodAT-AO-6AT-AO-100 through 5

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Error CodesThis appendix describes the errors that can occur while using theMeasure DAQ Add-In.ErrorCodeError Description-10001syntaxErrAn error was d

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-10010badCountErrThe count is too large or too small forthe specified counter, or the given I/Otransfer count is not appropriate for thecurrent buffer

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-10026badBufferSpecThe requested number of buffers or thebuffer size is not allowed; e.g., Lab-PCbuffer limit is 64K samples, or the devicedoes not s

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with the device type.-10090badRPGErrThe individual range, polarity, and gainsettings are valid, but the combination isnot allowed.-10091badIterationsE

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-10244deviceInitErrThe driver encountered a hardware-initialization error while attempting toconfigure the specified device.-10245osInitErrThe driver

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-10254DAQCardConfErrThe DAQCard cannot be configuredbecause 1) the correct version of the cardand socket services software is notinstalled, 2) the car

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Appendix BError CodesAppendix CTrouble ShootingAppendix DCustomer CommunicationGlossaryIndexFiguresFigure 1-1. Add-Ins Dialog BoxFigure 2-1. DAQ Tasks

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-10370badScanListErrPossible reasons for this error are asfollows.• The scan list is invalid; for example,you are mixing AMUX-64Tchannels and onboard

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group.-10413groupAssignErrA group is already assigned, or thespecified line or channel is alreadyassigned to a group.-10414reservedPinErrThe selected

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-10441memConfigErrNo memory is configured to support thecurrent data-transfer mode, or theconfigured memory does not support thecurrent data-transfer

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-10451virtualMemErrThe driver is unable to make the transferbuffer contiguous in virtual memory andtherefore cannot lock it into physicalmemory. Thus

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-10602noWriteErrNo output data has been written into thetransfer buffer.-10603groupWriteErrThe output data associated with a groupmust be for a single

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-10616slaveClkErrThe clock configuration for the clockslave is invalid.-10617noClkSrcErrNo source signal has been assigned to theclock resource.-10618

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-10632someInputsIgnoredErrCertain inputs were ignored becausethey were not relevant in the currentoperating mode.-10633invalidRegenModeErrThe specifie

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-10688noTrigEnabledErrThe number of total scans andpretrigger scans implies that atriggered start is intended, buttriggering is not enabled.-10689digi

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-10701noLaterUpdateErrorThe call had no effect because thespecified channel had not been set forlater internal update.-10702prePostTriggerErrorPretrig

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-10805overRunErrThe clock source for the input task isfaster than the maximum clock rate thedevice supports. If you allow thedriver to calculate the

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TablesTable 2-1. DAQ Tasks Dialog Box OptionsTable 3-1. SCXI Channel Strings SyntaxTable 4-1. Examples of Valid Channel StringsTable 4-2. Analog Input

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-10844underWriteErrNew data was not written to the outputtransfer buffer before the driverattempted to transfer data to thedevice.-10845overFlowErrBec

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-10880updateRateChangeErrA change to the update rate is notpossible at this time because 1) whenwaveform generation is in progress,you cannot change t

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-2101iERR_AO_MULTIPLE_CHANS_PER_STRINGAn analog output channel stringrepresents multiple analog outputchannels. Measure requires that eachanalog outp

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TroubleshootingThis appendix describes solutions to problems that you mightencounter using the Measure DAQ Add-In.Problem: No DAQ menu appears.Soluti

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Problem: You are using Windows 3.1 or Windows forWorkgroups 3.11 and you get a dialog boxentitled Measure with the message,Error -10243 The driver cou

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Customer CommunicationFor your convenience, this appendix contains forms to help you gather the information necessaryto help us solve technical proble

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FaxBack is a 24-hour information retrieval system containing a library of documents on a widerange of technical information. You can access FaxBack fr

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Technical Support FormPhotocopy this form and update it each time you make changes to your software or hardware, anduse the completed copy of this for

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Hardware and Software Configuration FormRecord the settings and revisions of your hardware and software on the line to the right of eachitem. Complete

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The Measure Data Acquisition User Manual describes how to use theMeasure Data Acquisition Add-In with National Instruments dataacquisition boards to a

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For each instrument you are using:Name of instrument ______________________________________________________________Manufacturer of instrument_________

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Documentation Comment FormNational Instruments encourages you to comment on the documentation supplied with ourproducts. This information helps us pro

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Prefix Meaning Valuep-n-µ-m-k-M-pico-nano-micro-milli-kilo-mega-10-1210-910-610-3103106Numbers/Symbols1D One-dimensional.2D Two-dimensional.AA/D Analo

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Analog Input The specification of the analog input channels, inputConfiguration limits, input mode, and scan rate that Measure will use toacquire a w

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Cchannel Pin or wire lead to which you apply or from which you read theanalog or digital signal. Analog signals can be single-ended ordifferential. Fo

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DMA Direct memory access. A method by which data you can transferdata to computer memory from a device or memory on the bus(or from computer memory to

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does not uniquely determine the upper and lower voltage limits.An input range of 10 V could mean an upper limit of +10 V anda lower of 0 V or an upper

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• Chapter 6, Using Measure Data Acquisition Tasks with VBA,describes how to run tasks from within Visual Basic forApplications.• Appendix A, DAQ Hardw

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output limits The upper and lower voltage or current outputs for an analogoutput channel. The output limits determine the polarity andvoltage referenc

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SCXI Signal Conditioning eXtensions for Instrumentation. TheNational Instruments product line for conditional low-levelsignals within an external chas

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VV volts.Visual Basic for The programming language built into MicrosoftApplications (VBA) Excel.VrefVoltage reference.Wwaveform Multiple voltage read

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AAcquire until trigger option, HardwareDigital Trigger dialog box, 4-7Add buttonAnalog Input Configuration dialog box,2-3, 3-4Analog Output Configurat

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analog input configuration programmabilityLab and 1200 Series and portable devices(table), A-4MIO and AI devices (table), A-1 to A-2Analog Input Mode

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Lab and 1200 Series and portabledevices (table), A-4MIO and AI devices (table), A-3terminal block selection guide, SCXImodules (table), A-7DAQ menuadd

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In Rows option, Analog Input Configurationdialog box, 4-6installationadding DAQ Add-In manually, 1-3removing DAQ Add-In manually, 1-3steps for install

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multiple SCXI modules and chassis, 3-3to 3-4analog output, 3-5configuration, 3-1operating modes, 3-1 to 3-2overview, 3-1Signal Conditioning Extension

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Wwaveforms, generating on more than onechannel (note), 5-3WDAQCONF utility, 1-1workbook, managing tasks in, 2-9 to 2-10

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