National Instruments DAQ M Series User Manual
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Index
I-6
ni.com
measuring
high frequency with two counters, 7-11
large range of frequencies using two
low frequency with one counter, 7-9
methods, data transfer, 11-3
minimizing
glitches on the output signal, 5-2
output signal glitches
multichannel scanning considerations, 4-8
multiple device synchronization, 10-3
N
National Instruments support and
NI 6236
accessory options, A-3
cabling options, A-3
information, A-1
pinout, A-1
specifications, A-3
NI support and services, C-1
NI-DAQ documentation, xiv
device documentation browser, xvii
NI-DAQmx Base documentation, xv
NI-DAQmx for Linux documentation, xiv
NI-DAQmx, enabling duplicate count
non-buffered hardware-timed
acquisitions, 4-11
generations, 5-3
non-cumulative buffered edge counting, 7-4
O
other internal source mode, 7-38
other software, 1-1
output signals
glitches (troubleshooting), B-2
minimizing glitches, 5-2
outputs, using RTSI as, 10-5
overview, 2-1
P
pause trigger, 7-31
period measurement, 7-6
connecting input signals, 8-3
exporting timing output signals using PFI
filters, 8-4
I/O protection, 8-6
programmable power-up states, 8-6
using terminals as static digital I/Os, 8-3
using terminals as timing input
pin assignments. See pinouts
pinouts, 1-1
device, 1-1
NI 6236, A-1
RTSI connector, 3-2, 10-4
position measurement, 7-15
power-up states, 6-2, 8-6
prescaling, 7-33
programmable
function interface, 8-1
power-up states, 6-2, 8-6
programmed I/O, 11-4
programming devices in software, 2-5
programming examples (NI resources), C-1
pulse
encoders