5V or variable voltage out of SCB-68

[cmaa]

Hi,

I'm new to labview and I need to make a variable voltage output with a maximum of 5V. I have a PXI 1042Q with a PXI 7842R card connected to a SCB-68 connecting board. I understand the hardware, the pins and more but can't seem to get anything out of the board. Due to my lack of experience in labview I have no clue how to make this with the software. I already realised the channel of the SCB into labview, so I can drag them into my VI. 

So basicly I'm stuck with my VI, I don't find how I need to progress in my VI. Do I need some sort of input or starting point? Or some kind of voltage source with 5V to the output channel?

Somebody with a good (simple) example? Thanks!

[crossrulz]

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cmaa wrote: ...a PXI 7842R card connected to...

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That is an FPGA board.  So you will have to program the FPGA with LabVIEW FPGA.  I do not recommend newbies to attempt to go down that path.  There is a lot to keep track of (host VI, FPGA references, communications between targets which could be front panel writes or DMA FIFOs, etc.).  I recommend getting a simple DAQ board, like a PXI-6229.  Then you can use the much simpler DAQmx API, which has plenty of examples to get you started.