09-26-2007 02:14 PM - edited 09-26-2007 02:14 PM
That's my understanding, though it is only based on reading and experience. It would be great to get opinions from NI employees. (I also don't have time to scour the manuals today for proof).
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Thank jdunham,
I have a question about the ai/trigger and ai/sampleclock. are they start to output signal (trigger or sampling clock) only when the task starts, even if the real sample clock for that task is always there all the time?
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Hi Feilong,
Look at this link and search for “sample clock” Learn 10 Functions in NI-DAQmx, the explanation will be under DAQmx timing. But let me answer yes the ai/sample clock starts when the task starts. The trigger will wait for a rising or a falling edge after the task starts not before. You can route the ai/sample clock to a PFI line and read it with a scope if you have one. Can you post a picture showing the delay between the devices?