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Chapter 2 Lab and 1200 Devices
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National Instruments Corporation 2-3 DAQ Hardware Overview Guide
depends on the length of the user-specified buffer and on the number of
samples specified to be acquired after receipt of the trigger.
Because there is only one EXTTRIG input on the device I/O connector,
a single acquisition cannot employ both of these trigger modes.
Double-buffered mode, like pretrigger mode, also fills the user-specified
buffer continuously. Unlike pretrigger mode, however, double-buffered
mode transfers old data into a second buffer before overwriting the old data
with new data. Data is transferred out of one half of the buffer while the
other half is being filled with new data. You can use double-buffered mode
in conjunction with either pretrigger or posttrigger modes.
You can use SCXI modules as a data acquisition front end for all Lab and
1200 devices except the DAQPad-1200 to signal condition the input signals
and multiplex the channels. You can use all the modes just described in
conjunction with SCXI for single-channel acquisitions; however, onboard
multiple-channel acquisitions are only supported when using the
SCXI-1120, SCXI-1120D, or SCXI-1121 modules in parallel mode.
Chapter 14, SCXI Hardware, describes how the SCXI functions are used to
set up the SCXI modules for a data acquisition to be performed by a DAQ
device.
Note Refer to the Set_DAQ_Device_Info function in the NI-DAQ Function Reference
Online Help or the
Set_DAQ_Device_Info.vi in the LabVIEW DAQ Online Reference
for information on data transfer modes.
Lab and 1200 Devices Data Acquisition Timing
Timing for data acquisition can be performed by the two onboard
8253 Counters/Timers or externally. Each 8253 Counter/Timer has three
independent 16-bit counters/timers.
Counter A0 is a sample-interval counter reserved for data acquisition.
Counter A1 is a sample counter reserved for data acquisition.
Counter A2 is an update-interval counter reserved for waveform
generation.
Counter B0 is used for extending the timebase for data acquisition or
waveform generation when the interval between samples or updates is
greater than 65,535.
Counter B1 is available for general-purpose counting functions.
However, it is reserved during data acquisition interval scanning.
Counter B2 is available for general-purpose counting functions.
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