09-18-2011 08:56 AM
Hello,my daq board is PCI-6120(S series),and I want to construct a real time system under Ardence RTX programming in VC++6.0,but I can"t get register level manual from NI,so I want to known if I could directly call the DAQmx C API in VC? If not,is there any precept to achieve it?
09-18-2011 10:33 PM
What hardware do your Ardence RTX System run in, is it NI's Hardware? Can your VC++6.0 run in Ardence system? And have you installed Measurement Studio?
Please tell me the details of your system.
NISH AE Chuntian, Liu
09-19-2011 05:56 AM
I want to construct a close loop system which contains a feedback channel.Initially,I directly programmed it in labview on Windows XP OS,and the input and output frquency must at least beyond 1000Hz,timing by OS timer,and this is unaccuracy,then I look for some paper about RTX which could create an independent thread under windows OS,so I think I could call the DAQmx C API under the thread created by RTX,but I'm not sure if DAQmx C API could be called under RTX.
The hardware is my own PC(not NI embeded controller)and VC and RTX thread is runned under Windows XP,and I have not installed Measurement Studio yet.So is it be feasible,or are there other plan to construct this system under Ardence RTX on Windows XP? Thank you!
09-19-2011 09:04 PM
You can use labview in the RT system, just install the labview RT engine.
09-20-2011 03:02 AM
RT OS and hardware is not available in my lab,another plan is to use matlab RTW which demands register manual,so I'm afraid I could only use RTX on Windows.If the DAQmx C API could be called,it should be feasible.
09-20-2011 07:55 PM
Only Labview 8.0 and earlier version support the RTX. You may need to install LabVIEW RTX Real-Time module 8.0 or earlier version.
NISH AE Chuntian, Liu