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Linear scaling using DAQ-Assistent

Hello everyone
I am currently working in LabView (2017) and am using a USB-6210 as a data logger.
For a measuring application I use a sensor that provides as output signal 0-10V for 0.1-1.1mm.
For an evaluation in a diagram, I want to use the linear scale to store a slope (m) of 0.1. However, if all values are less than 0.9, they are errors.
 
I hope for your tips
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Well, looking at the VI you failed to attach, I can't see where you made your mistake.  I also don't know what you mean by "if all values are less than 0.9, they (there?) are errors" -- what values?  What errors?  You do know, I hope, that there are two parameters for a linear scale, slope and offset (which is what?).

 

I don't use the Dreaded DAQ Assistant, and recommend (if you want to do anything other than the most simple DAQ task that requires no thought or understanding) that you learn how easy it is to use DAQmx, allowing you to control all aspects of the power of DAQ provided by LabVIEW.  There are an excellent series of Tutorials provided by NI (search the Web for DAQmx Tutorials).

 

Bob Schor

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Hi Bob,

 

i found my mistake. It was a fail between the skalling an the maximum values.

 

Thank your for asking! 

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