12-10-2007 05:05 AM
12-11-2007 04:30 PM
Hi Peco23,
How are you “testing” your system, are you using the test panels in MAX or are you creating a Task and adding the channels of interest? If you are using test panels to you see good data when testing one card and then nothing when testing a channel on the other? Or do you receive an error? If you are using a task you should be able to simply add additional channels to the task as long as you are only using one DAQ card. Another possibility is that you did not configure the communications slot when you first configured your chassis. This can be peformed by right clicking on your chassis in MAX under Devices and Interfaces and selecting properties. Within the properties window select the Chassis tab and configure the SCXI module slot that you have the DAQ card connected to as the communicating slot. I hope this helps please post back with the exact behavior along with some screenshots of your max configuration
12-12-2007 03:38 AM
12-13-2007 12:07 PM
Hi Peco23,
It sounds the broken wire may be the culprit in the malfunctioning channel. If you do not locate a bad connection, then I suggest trying to move a known good signal to channel two, by doing this it is my hope to isolate the cause of the issue, be it a bad channel or a bad signal. The Multichassis daisy chain index refers to the capability of SCXI to have more than one chassis connected in a “daisy chain”. Based on your configuration you need not worry about this setting. The Max/min input limits are determined by the gain settings. Have you verified that the jumper settings on your SCXI-1121 match those that you set in MAX? Please refer to page 2-8 of the SCXI-1121 User Manual here for more detailed information on the proper input channel jumper settings. The error you receive on your DAQ card is explained by this knowledgebase entry. The test panels of the DAQ card should not be used for this application, you should use the test panels for the SCXI. I hope this helps!!
12-20-2007 01:56 AM