I am trying to control an external multiplexer (ADG726) using the digital output. Meanwhile I need to sample the Analog Input after every **2** digital outputs. These two tasks obviously need to be syncronized. While this is running, I am also generating a sine wave using the analog output. This does not have to be syncronized to the above two operations. This is being written in LabView 8.0 using a NIDAQ 6281.
I have this working outputting only 1 digital output (same clock frequency), but I need to double the frequency of the digital output. I've tried using the Timebase divisor but it doesn't look like I can use these two clocks as source/destinations (I found this in the Measurement & Automation Explorer connection graph). I'm sure that there is a way to allow the digital to be the master clock and divide down for the analog input clock but I don't know how to do it (this is my first VI in labview!!!).
If I am doing anything else incorrectly/improperly, I'd appreciate the feedback.
Thanks in advance,
Drew