Digital stimulus-f​requency response: Need to drive with digital output trigger. Using counters for response.

I need to drive stimulus-response with a software driven digital trigger and NI-TIO counter based response. No analog I/O is really relevant, although I have a PCI-6035E multi-function DAQ as part of my gear. I intend to use the analog, but its timing is non-critical and can be software timed.
The real trick is that I want to set the basic timing of the system (in the range of 1 - 50Hz) from the timer0 on the 6035E. This signal needs to be replicated to drive a trigger pulse and to route through RTSI (or a PFI) to trigger frequency counts using the four possible groups of counter/timers on the 6602.
What I need is:
while( enabled )
Repeat at (
software controllable rate = 1-50Hz)
Trigger Sets a PFI line for 10-20us
same trigger sets an RTSI line
- Software Set Delay (usually zero)- stable is more important than the delay time!
Count for software set time on 4 counters
analog samples
Post-process
I want to do this in LabView. I have checked out the Advanced sychronization demos online, but the examples all use analog triggering and buffered digital I/O. This doesn't really address what I need to do.
I have made some failed attempts which relied on software to sync up the trigger and the response frequency acquisition. This is definately flawed. I need to start the counting right after setting the digital output trigger, and stop the count after a fixed interval for frequency calculation.
I am having trouble working through the signal routing to get the timing to trigger off the digital stimulus output pulse.
Any help would be appreciated
Thanks,
Joe

Joe
What are you using the trigger from the 6035E for? I do not know what you mean by, "to trigger frequency countes."
If you are having problems just routing the signal to the 6602, here is a vi that shows you how to route a signal through the RTSI cable to use as the source of a counter.
Brian
Attachments:
Route_RTSI_to_Source.vi ‏67 KB

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