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How can I find what voltage is comming through what pin in LabVIEW?

I have a 100 pin connector PCI-1424 IMAQ board. How would I, through LabVIEW, be able to find out what is on each of those pins when different light frequencies are hitting it? This might become very helpful to me.

Thanks alot,

Brian
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The 1424 is a digital board. That means that it recieves digital signals (usaully TTL) from a digital camera. Once the camera has taken a picture, the entire picture is transferred as 0s or 1s to the computer via the 1424 board. The voltage level on each pin is going to be either 0V or 5V depending on whether the particular bit being sent is a 0 or 1. How the data is sent back is usually determined by the manufacturer. The 1424 takes the digital information from the camera and recomposes it into an image which can then be used to determine intensities, and frequencies of the light that hit the camera.
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