LabView control

[paolo5]

I have got a PCI 6024E.
I would know where i can find a VI which allows me to manage a tension
output between 0-10 V.

Thanks Perseo.

[Filipe A.]

Hello;

If, in Labview, you go to Search Examples->I/O Interfaces->Data Acquisition->Analog Input->Continuous Analog Input; you will find some good examples showing how to do Analog Input tasks.
You can get start with the one named Continuous Acquisition and Chart (buffered).vi.
Hope this helps.
Filipe

[paolo5]

Filipe wrote in message news:<50650000000500000001650000-1012609683000@exchange.ni.com>...
> Hello;
>
> If, in Labview, you go to Search Examples->I/O Interfaces->Data
> Acquisition->Analog Input->Continuous Analog Input; you will find some
> good examples showing how to do Analog Input tasks.
> You can get start with the one named Continuous Acquisition and Chart
> (buffered).vi.
> Hope this helps.
> Filipe

Thanks, now it works.
But now I would like to avoid the NI board. I've a DSP cheaply
connected by a parallel port. LabView could manage it? And if I would
to buy a D/A chip could I interface it (by serial port)?

Thank you, Perseo.

[PdB]

You have a lot of seemingly non-related questions.
Perhaps it is in your interrest to tell the forum about your real needs.

[paolo5]

PdB_Serenity_nl wrote in message news:<506500000005000000BC650000-1012609683000@exchange.ni.com>...
> You have a lot of seemingly non-related questions.
> Perhaps it is in your interrest to tell the forum about your real
> needs.

Yes, you're right, pardon me.

I want to avoid the PCI now.
So if I want to manage a voltage 0-10 V, by the computer I need to employ a DAC.
I found DAC714 (TI), which is interfaced by the serial port.
Is possible to comunicate to it by labview?
Is it necessary a driver for the Handshaking?
Or is all managed by labview?

Thanks

[PdB]

I briefly read the datasheet of the DAC714, a 16 bits DAC device. Sorry but the serial input is not intended for connection to the RS-232 port. It is designed to connnect to a micro-controller/processor.
You then enter the world of electronics design.
I hope you/your company has that expertise.

My company has this knowledge and we have developed several micro-controller applications that talk to similar peripherals and communicate with a LabVIEW application via the RS-232 bus.
Perhaps an of-the-shelf low-cost serial DAQ-device is cheaper.

[paolo5]

PdB_Serenity_nl wrote in message news:<50650000000500000045680000-1012609683000@exchange.ni.com>...
> I briefly read the datasheet of the DAC714, a 16 bits DAC device.
> Sorry but the serial input is not intended for connection to the
> RS-232 port. It is designed to connnect to a
> micro-controller/processor.
> You then enter the world of electronics design.
> I hope you/your company has that expertise.
>
> My company has this knowledge and we have developed several
> micro-controller applications that talk to similar peripherals and
> communicate with a LabVIEW application via the RS-232 bus.
> Perhaps an of-the-shelf low-cost serial DAQ-device is cheaper.



Where may I find it?