reading data takes 2 seconds

[Hadiq]

Attached.

Thank you.

[Dennis_Knutson]

You haven't changed The read delay. In FWB6010 Flux Query, right where I circled, you should have new delay constants. You should only be running this VI. Running your top level without fixing the subVI is just a waste of time.

[Hadiq]

It seems that when we exit the code, it retains these constants (1000milisceond). I should have changed the default values. I started the code and I changed these values and saved them without exiting the code or the sub-VIs and the time delay was there.

Thank you for your help

[Dennis_Knutson · Accepted solution]

Either change the VI I mentioned or change the front panel constants of the write and read functions.

Your debug may find out that the instrument requires a long delay.

[Hadiq]

I'll try this again on Monday.

Many thanks Dennis for your help.

[JÞB]

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@Dennis Knutson wrote:

Either change the VI I mentioned or change the front panel constants of the write and read functions.

Your debug may find out that the instrument requires a long delay.

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The instrument can make the mesurements in less than 300mSec.  Gosh, try to RTFM on the F. W. Bell website.

Sometimes it is not so easy to RTFM----- FWB could do better but, a STFW with "dedication" can show the info about FWB6010 speed of acquisition.

[Hadiq]

Hi Dennis,

It works!! As you suggested I changed the time delay in both FWB6110 and Kiethley to 500ms and 200ms. It seems that 500ms is better in terms of taking more points. 200ms is ok but the data points are about half of the data points when allowing more time delay.

Thank you very much indeed for your help.

[Hadiq]

Hi Jeff,

Thank you for the points you made.