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Chapter 14 SCXI Hardware
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National Instruments Corporation 14-15 DAQ Hardware Overview Guide
The SCXI-1141, SCXI-1142, and SCXI-1143 have a software-selectable
calibration mode that you can select with the
SCXI_Calibrate_Setup
function. You can ground each input of each amplifier so that you can read
the amplifier offsets. The SCXI-1141, SCXI-1142, and SCXI-1143 also
have an onboard EEPROM that contains a set of factory gain adjustment
calibration constants for each amplifier on the module. NI-DAQ
automatically reads these constants and uses them in the
SCXI_Scale
function to compensate for amplifier gain errors when scaling binary data
to voltage data. You also can perform your own amplifier calibration by
taking readings and using the
SCXI_Cal_Constants function to store
your own calibration constants in the EEPROM.
The SCXI-1304 terminal block provides either AC or DC coupling of input
signals. This terminal block also has a ground reference for floating signals.
SCXI Analog Output Module
The following device is an SCXI analog output module.
SCXI-1124
The SCXI-1124 is a 6-channel analog output module capable of generating
voltages between 10 and +10 V or currents between 0 and 20 mA. The
SCXI-1124 has six independent 12-bit DACs. Each DAC channel has a
software-selectable voltage or current output range. Use the
SCXI_AO_Write function to set the output range and write voltages,
currents, or binary values to the DACs. The SCXI-1124 is designed for
single-point output operations rather than waveform generation.
The SCXI-1124 has an onboard EEPROM that contains a set of
factory-calibration constants for each DAC. NI-DAQ automatically loads
these constants so that the
SCXI_AO_Write function can compute the
12-bit binary pattern needed to produce your desired voltage at the output.
You can also compute your own calibration constants by writing binary
values to the DACs, measuring the output voltage with a voltmeter, and
using the
SCXI_Cal_Constants function to calculate and store the
constants in the module EEPROM.
The SCXI-1124 supports multiplexed mode only. You can cable an MIO or
AI device, Lab-PC-1200, Lab-PC-1200AI, Lab-PC+, PCI-1200, or
DAQCard-1200 to the SCXI-1124, in which case you should set the
jumpers on the module for MIO operation. You can cable a DIO device to
the SCXI-1124, in which case you should set the jumpers on the module for
DIO operation. If there is another module in the chassis cabled to a DAQ
device in multiplexed mode or if there is an SCXI-1200 module in the
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