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Where would be the best place to insert this VI in order to have it fulfill this function?

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@Mmoon wrote:

Where would be the best place to insert this VI in order to have it fulfill this function?


Before you start the task.


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I am not receiving this error: Error -200077 occurred at Property Node DAQmx Timing (arg 1) in DAQmx Timing (Implicit).vi:6520001->newtDMS1.0.vi.

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Change the instance of the DAQmx Timing to be Sample Clock.  You can also specify a sample rate there if you want.


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Unfortunately I am still having the same issue

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I am still not able to have my DAQ timing clock run continuously and append that data to my TDMS file. The time is appending to file but only shows time values from 0 to 1 second. any idea what my issue is?

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By default the Ramp Pattern VI is setting the "end" parameter as 1.  When I set it as 2 as seen in the included image, the TDMS file's time column goes to 2 seconds.  So, that is the part of your code that is causing the time column to only be written to 1 second.

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