06-07-2012 03:05 PM
more pics
06-08-2012 07:18 AM
any answers??
06-08-2012 11:43 AM
The test method you show in your example works okay on my simulated IO card. I do not have a real one here for testing.
So, no answers so far.
Rob
06-08-2012 11:20 PM
how is it possible to simulate an IO card??
06-08-2012 11:28 PM
i get it now, you can do it when you have the DAQmx jeje
thanks for helping
06-09-2012 01:26 AM
In MAX you can add simulated devices, it can be very handy when you want to start developing your DAQ code before you receive your hardware.
@Tokyghy wrote:how is it possible to simulate an IO card??
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Epictetus
06-09-2012 01:42 PM
Robert, you said it worked fine when you simulated it, im doing that too, but when i write ("low" 0) to port3, port1 must be at (high 1) but it's not responding in the simulation, can you tell me how you tested the code
thanks
06-11-2012 12:50 PM
has anyone tried to use the daqmx with a DIO6527?? besides robert and the other guys
06-11-2012 01:01 PM
@Tokyghy wrote:
Robert, you said it worked fine when you simulated it, im doing that too, but when i write ("low" 0) to port3, port1 must be at (high 1) but it's not responding in the simulation, can you tell me how you tested the code
thanks
What exactly are you simulating? There is no connection between what you output and what you read with a simulated device.
06-11-2012 01:08 PM
i've been doing it with a real DIO, i have the port 3 connected to port 0 just to test if the lines are working good, when i write 0 at port 3 port one should read 1 and vice versa, but i get no response when i use the DAQmx, in the other hand if i use traditional DAQ it works very good. that's why i've been asking how can i work with DAQmx when using a DIO 6527 cause it seems it is not compatible
regards.