Hi dennis, have seen the previous answer. And also this stod there :
"The other option would be to use the two counter/timers on the 6020E to generate the digital signals. These counter/timers use a 20 MHz clock and have microsecond accuracy. The only problem is that you only have two counters. If you are needing more than two channels, a NI 653x device would be perfect."
Now I'll try to give a picture of my projekt,Is it possible for me to do this.
Now my question is,: I need to control a stepper motor,The motor needs two signals, the first signal is for the Direction and the second signal for the Stepping.When the Direction-Signal has been sent out(High or Low)for 50 microsec. ago the Step-Signal goes from High to Low then the motor must step O
ne step, AND THOSE STEPS ARE CONTROLLED BY MY TIME BUFFER ex. one step each, 4,35 ms :0,23ms: 0,54ms etc.
So lets say I only use two channels(for those two signals) witch needs timing. Can I then be able off controlling the duty cycle(50%), delay and frequency, for those two signals.?
The Direction-Signal must be High 50 microsec, before and after the Step-Signal (both 50%dutycycle). The controller for my steppermotor can handle MAX Frequency = 100 kHz.
ps. I use f.eks, (pin 52)-DIO0 for direction and (pin 49)-DIO2 for Step, can't I also use f.eks (pin 17)-DIO1 for a (always high signal)? I use 'write to Lines.
