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Important question: I have got a PXI-4472 and I am able to do single-channel acquisition. How does multi-channel acquisition work?

Look at the VI: it is quite eleborate, but the crucial point is Data Acquisition and Trigger&Gate (and, consequentely, Write to File operation).
I can add plot on the Waveform Graph DATA, this is rather easy, simply adding the channel numbers in the channel control (es. writing 0,3,7 will collect data from the three channels).
First question: is this operation of adding plots correct?
Second question: does the sampling rate dwindle when I consider multi-channel acquisition? I mean: 1 channel-->100KHz ; 2 channels-->50 KHz


More over, and MORE IMPORTANT: is it possible to set different trigger conditions for different channel
s? How can I control this operation?

Third: can you have a look at the VI as all (the appearence, the functionality, the logical sequence...). I am looking forward to get your advice. In particular:
Look at the frontal panel: what do you suggest to make it "smaller"? More tab controls?
Look at the Block Diagram: do I have to connect ERROR IN and ERROR OUT to every suVI or function that makes this connection possible (as Trigger&Gate and Write File)?
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First: yes, the operation is correct.
Second: yes again. When you consider a multi-channel acquisition, your sampling rate must be shared among the channels.
Third: when you specify a list of channels you want to acquire from, the channel considered for analog triggering is the first you put in the list.
Connect the error clusters whenever you can,in particular when you are dealing with I/O operations.
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