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Multifetch for dotnet 3.5

In a dotnet 3.5 examples, there are configured acquisition and fetch forever but I could not find the multi-fetch example as I used to do in Labview. Can any one please provdie me with Multi-fetch program for dotnet 3.5? I am using Visual studio 2008 and Measurment studio 2010 for visual studio. 

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Unfortunately this example is not included with the NI-SCOPE .NET 3.5 class library. However, if you understand what the LabVIEW version is doing, you can reference that and use our function reference to recreate the example in .NET. The functions are referenced in our NI-SCOPE help file located at:

Start>>All Programs>>National Instruments>>NI-SCOPE>>Documentation

Peter E
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National Instruments
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Can you please provide me with sample code for multifetch for reference? Please help me with this...

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Hi Paritosh

 

What functionality are you are looking to implement?

 

I am not finding a LabVIEW example called "Multi-Fetch" for your reference. We have the following examples in LabVIEW:

 

-niScope EX Multi Record.vi (available in .NET 3.5)

-niScope EX Multi Record Fetch More Than Available Memory.vi

-niScope EX Fetch Forever.vi (available in .NET 3.5)

-niScope EX Configured Acquisition.vi (available in .NET 3.5)

Peter E
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National Instruments
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I am looking to implement niScope Multi fetch.vi. I have attached an image of context help. Please help me with this.

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Hi Paritosh!

 

The "MultiRecord" example for .NET 3.5 implements the functionality of niScope Multi fetch.vi that you referenced in your previous post. 

 

There is no direct function called "Multi fetch" in .NET 3.5, but that example implements the functionality of niScope Multi fetch.vi when it reads records from your NI-SCOPE device.

You should look through that example and explore other similar functions in the using NationalInstruments.ModularInstruments.Scope namespace to add channels, etc.

 

Have a great day!

Peter E
Applications Engineer
National Instruments
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Thank you. I'll give it a try and let you know.

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