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How to get counter values from pci 6221 card?

Hii
I am using PCI 6221 card .. In that i am using the ctr o .. In my application i am using Linear encoder to measure the Lift movement.. so from software how to access the counter values i.e how much mm it moves...

Measure Angular Position.vi in the LabVIEW examples will be a good starting point. Adapt it to Linear Encoder by clicking on the selector below DAQmx Create Channel.vi.
You can also create a corresponding DAQmx Global Channel (or task) in MAX and then use it in your code.
Feel free to post back if you need further help.
Message Edité par JB le 10-31-2008 02:15 PM

Error 200141 when trying to measure motor encoder's speed from PCI 6221 card,

Hi,
         I was trying to measure angular speed of a motor from its encoder signal. I'm using Ctr pin from PCI 6221 card take signals from the encoders. The problem comes when I've got an Error-200141 saying "data was overwritten before it could be read". I have tried a few ways as follows to overcome this problem.
     - Use DMA
     - Get rid of the noise from the signal by shielding the wire from encoder to DAQ card and using a capacitor.
        None of those seemed to solve the problem completely. Even though the noise from the signal was removed, I could still see the mechanical glitter at the edge of all the pulses from the oscilloscope. Is that a possible cause of this problem (my technician told me we can do nothing with this glitter. In other words, we can't remove it)?
        Please suggest me how to solve this Error-200141. With this message, I have also attached VI.
        Thank you very much.
   Regards,
   Suksun
Attachments:
Meas Dig Period-Buffered-Continuous-Low Freq 1 Ctr_Angular speed from encoder.vi ‏72 KB

Hi Suksun,
Only had a quick glance at your code, but can you drop the samples to read to 100.
I think what the problem is from what I can make of your code, is that
you have a low frequency counter, that you measure on the rising edge,
however if you don't get a 1000 pulses within 100 seconds, DAQmx will
report an error. So by lowering the number of samples to read you
should be able to get 100 samples in 100 seconds, you should not
overwrite data as the buffer will be sized correctly.
Hope this help
Regards
JamesC
NIUK AE

How do i create 6 digital 25Hz PWM output signals with my PCI-6221 card?

Hi!
I´m a student, who´s trynig to control a gasturbine process for my diploma thesis. The control program should be written in LabView 8. I need to control 6 25 Hz PWM signals for the gasvalves. The needed accuracy of the duty cycle has to be about 0.1 %.
A tech. engeneer from NI told us , that we can do this by using one single digital output for each PWM.
Now, after a while, i need to implement it into my program. But there are troubles:
My NI-PCI-6221 standard card only has 2 couteroutputs and only the first of the 3 ports seems to be buffered (Error Nr. 201062)...
I tried to do the programming, by manipulating the "DIO_PWM_50Hz.vi" I found in google.
Does anyone of you have any information or helpful examples how i can create these PWM with my card, or did I get a wrong Information by the salesagent (...not the first time....)?
Thanks for your help
Tobi

Here you can find an example, how to do this:
http://sine.ni.com/apps/we/niepd_web_display.display_epd4?p_guid=DE27921DB53A4D8DE034080020E74861&p_...
As the text says, best would be to use the counter. As your Hardware has only 2 Counters, you would need additional hardware. Best would be to use a Counter-Card (660x), thes boards have up to 8 counters, so you coulkd control your 6 gasvalves indipendently.
The soultion with the timed digital outputs of the m-series boards would only work, if you can use the same timing (one counter) for all 6 outputs.
Hope this helps!

Pci-6221 card is not recognised with DAQ

I have installed NI DAQ 7.3 and monted a PCI-6221 and PCI-MIO 16E-4 cards. The PCI-6221 is not recognised by the software.

The card is supported by NI-DAQmx 7.3 and should be recognised by the PC without trouble. Can Windows see the card at all?
Check the specification of your PC's Motherboard. M-Series cards require the PCI bus to supply 3.3V, 5V & 12V. Some PCI slots may not provide these required voltages.
Hope this helps!

Looking for drivers for an old PCI-FlexMotion card

I'm trying to use an old PCI-FlexMotion card (ASSY nr. 184979B-01) in my win XP PC. The motion software version 5.0 seems not to have a compatible driver because the OS did not found the PIC card. I did not find any addtional driver on NI-support side. Is there any chance to use the PIC card. That old is it not!
thanks.
A. Villa
Airbus Germany

Nop, it didn't work:
but: I have only MOTION 5.2. (no other older version in available in the NI-Support page) However, I tried with 5.2 copying the files as described in the readme text. The OS does not recognise the FlexMotion board.
Trying choosing the driver manually (PCI device propertiesà update driveràspecific locationà don’t search) in the NI motion controller driver list the Flexmotion board does not appear. I only see: PCI-encoder-4a, PCI Servo-XX, PCI-Step-XXX and some other PXI-7XXX devices. I’ve test some of them with no success.
Thank you.
A. Villa
Airbus Deutschland GmbH

I have installed successfuly Nidaq692.exe and LV5Fra.exe drivers for LabVIEW AND PCI-6110 card

Unfortunately, I didn't find the data acquisition functions to acquire data from PCI-6110 through LabVIEW.
How can I do to find VI data acquisition in Labview.

Is the Data Acquisition palette completely missing? It may be that if you initially installed LabVIEW without NI-DAQ, that none of the VI's got installed. You may have to reinstall at least part of LabVIEW.

PCI-6221 fails self-test in MAX but device manager says it's working

Hi everyone,
I bought a few PCI-6221 (37-pin) data acquisition cards and have been able to get one to work but 3 others don't work.
Device Manager sees them and says they work. MAX sees them and when I run Self Test, they fail with error number
-50002. Motherboards in non-working systems are PC Chips M957G and P25G. OS is Windows XP Pro with SP2.
I already tried uninstalling SW and the board, reinstalling SW and the
board...autodetect etc works fine. I even reformatted
the HD on one of the computers and reinstalled the OS. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks in advance. Halden
[email protected]

Thanks Tom for your suggestion to try NI-DAQ 8.0. I just saw it today. Yesterday,
I was able to isolate 3 PCI-6221-37 boards as defective because they all wouldn't work in another computer while
one other identical model card did work in that same computer. I called to arrange to return them to NI and learned
that for these 3, I needed NI-DAQ 8.0. The fourth one was okay
with NI-DAQ 7.5. Apparently, this was a known problem.
I wish NI would have simply notified me that my boards would
not work with the software sent with them and sent the NIDAQ 8.0 CD as soon as they knew rather than have me
waste a day of my engineering time trying to figure it all out. Booo NI.
One of the boards has worked for almost a day under NIDAQ 8.0. I was able to make some progress on the
system I am building. But then it stopped working. LabVIEW
(version 7.0 executable) programs would not open completely
or would open slowly. One that accessed the COM port only (no
data acquisition) did work. MAX opened very slowly or not at all
and when I click on
Devices and Interfaces, the hourglass is up for a long time and finally the + icon goes away indicating that MAX is not
aware of any devices being present. The Windows Device Manager says the board is present and working. Windows
Task Manager lists LabVIEW Runtime and MAX when only MAX is open and indicates that MAX is Not Responding.
I shut down the computer, removed the PCI-6221 board, booted it up again, and MAX is the same way. I uninstalled
MAX and NI-DAQ LabVIEW 7.0 support and then reinstalled them.
Now the MAX loading window is up for more than a minute and NIMAX.exe is listed in Task Manager's processes. After
the first minute, LabVIEW Runtime appears in the Task Manager's
Applications list. After a while longer, the MAX window finally
opens
and MAX is listed in the Applications. I click on the + icon by Devices and Interfaces in MAX and the hourglass appears
and Windows Task Manager says MAX is Not Responding. Eventually, the + icon and the hourglass go away and
the Task Manager lists LabVIEW Runtime and MAX as Running.
I shut the computer off for several minutes, started it up again, and MAX is still takes a long, long time to open.
I haven't put the PCI-6221 card back in because MAX still isn't working.
What do you suggest I do next?
Thanks
Halden

Are there any PCIE CAN Cards Compatible with Labview RT?

Hi,
I am looking for a mini PCIE CAN card or PCIE 1X CAN card that will run under Labview RT. Are any of you using a PCIEC AN card with Labview RT?
Thanks,
Phillip

Hello Phillip,
I do not believe that we have any PCIe CAN cards. Here is a link to the PCI CAN cards that will work on LabVIEW Real Time(http://sine.ni.com/np/app/main/p/bot/no/ap/icomm/lang/en/pg/1/sn/n24CI,n21:17,n17:icomm,n19:Real%20T...). Please let me know if you have anymore questions. Have a great day!
Best Regards,
Adam G
National Instruments
Applications Engineer

PowerMac G5 PCIe USB Card

Well, it seems like my search for an USB PCIe expansion card for my Dual Core 2.0 G5 is unforseeably at an end. I had been having conversations with someone at AAXEON about the availabilty of a PCIe card that was compatible with the Mac deep sleep mode.
Apparently it won't happen. Here is the latest info I received on this:
"I am sorry to inform you but the project is now suspended for not defined time. The problem is that Texas Instruments XIO2000 PCI-PCI-E bridge that is used on those boards does not fully support level 1(S1) power mode. Until the new version will be released the card will not be able to support deep sleep mode. We are not able to establish any time frame at this moment. I apologize for this."
Anyone know of another solution for this? And a USB hub is NOT a solution, IMHO. I am tired of the rats nest of wall warts and want the USB card to be in the computer case.
Thanks!

Hi bilbo_baggins;
True PCIe and PCI-X are not the same thing. PCI-X is PCI EXtended which is a bus structure very simular to PCI that is has a high bit rate because of increased speed and bus width. PCIe is on the other hand PCI Express which is in fact a switched bus structure so that ever port is given it full bandwidth.
If you look carefully at the cards you will quicckly discover that there is no way of plugging one into the other.
Allan

For Sale: PCI GPIB cards.

i have a couple of GPIB cards for sale from National Intruments
give me an offer if you are interested.

Thanks for the answer. Rev K and later for the older boards, and all new boards.
But then your documentation
is incorrect if you look at the "overview" section below the prices which seems to imply that OS 9 will work with this board. The description for the older TNT4882 based board is different and discusses only OS 9.
The description of the board is:
Name: NATI,pci-gpib
Type: ndrv
Bus: PCI
Slot: SLOT-4
Vendor ID: 0x1093
Device ID: 0xc801
Revision ID: 0x0001
And the only thing that changees is the last part that is the revision ID? Is the name field the same since that is what my driver uses to identify the board. I suppose I should change that to use the Dev
ice ID field. I am hoping that the NI DDK which my driver is based uses the "one chip mode" and will work equally well with both the TNT4882 and TNT5004 if you know anything about the NI GPIB DDK and the TNT5004 it would be most helpful.
Are their major differences internally for the PCI-GPIB/LP board so that the GPIB DDK based driver would not work with that? If so, does that have a PCI Name or Device ID that I can tell my driver to service.
Thanks again for the prompt answer.
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FOR SALE: PCI-6024E DAQ Card

Hello everyone,
I have a PCI-6024E DAQ card for sale.
I am sorry if this is off topic - if someone knows what forum to sell NI hardware please let me know.
If you want more information, please contact me - I have the following items, selling as a set:
* PCI-6024E Multi I/O and PCI DAQ card, low-Cost E Series Multifunction DAQ, 12-Bit, 200 kS/s, 16 Analog Inputs ($595/list)
* CB-68LPR (184700B) connector block ($95/list)
* 182482A-01 type R6868 1meter cable ($40/list)
Thanks,
Dave M
[email protected]

I'm sorry, I should have put in the post that I will entertain offers. Please make an offer.
Regards,
Dave M.
"DaveM" wrote in message news:RJErb.7470$[email protected]..
> Hello everyone,
>
> I have a PCI-6024E DAQ card for sale.
>
> I am sorry if this is off topic - if someone knows what forum to sell NI hardware please let me know.
>
> If you want more information, please contact me - I have the following items, selling as a set:
>
> * PCI-6024E Multi I/O and PCI DAQ card, low-Cost E Series Multifunction DAQ, 12-Bit, 200 kS/s, 16 Analog Inputs ($595/list)
>
> * CB-68LPR (184700B) connector block ($95/list)
>
> * 182482A-01 type R6868 1meter cable ($40/list)
>
> Thanks,
>
> Dave M
> [email protected]

FS: PCI-6024E DAQ card for sale - 200,000 samples/sec - 16 inputs - GREAT DEAL!

Hello everyone,
I have a PCI-6024E DAQ card for sale.
If you want more information, please contact me - I have the following items, selling as a set:
* PCI-6024E Multi I/O and PCI DAQ card, low-Cost E Series Multifunction DAQ, 12-Bit, 200 kS/s, 16 Analog Inputs ($595/list)
Thanks,
Dave M
[email protected]

I'm sorry, I should have put in the post that I will entertain offers. Please make an offer.
Regards,
Dave M.
"DaveM" wrote in message news:RJErb.7470$[email protected]..
> Hello everyone,
>
> I have a PCI-6024E DAQ card for sale.
>
> I am sorry if this is off topic - if someone knows what forum to sell NI hardware please let me know.
>
> If you want more information, please contact me - I have the following items, selling as a set:
>
> * PCI-6024E Multi I/O and PCI DAQ card, low-Cost E Series Multifunction DAQ, 12-Bit, 200 kS/s, 16 Analog Inputs ($595/list)
>
> * CB-68LPR (184700B) connector block ($95/list)
>
> * 182482A-01 type R6868 1meter cable ($40/list)
>
> Thanks,
>
> Dave M
> [email protected]

Im using a pci-6221 daq-card.I want to know the difference(use)of a line output and a port output.

Im using a pci-6221 daq-card.I want to know the difference(use)of a line output and a port output.

Hello Hellraiser24,
This question has actually been discussed in another thread here:
http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=170&message.id=95895&requireLogin=False
I hope this helps,
E.Lee
Eric
DE For Life!

How to use scb 68(pci 6221) for voltage and current measurement

hi

PCI 6221 is DAQ card with 68 terminals and SCB (Shielded Connector Board) 68 is termination board to those 68 pins of 6221 card, so that you can connect signals (to be measured) to appropriate pin of PCI 6221. You might already aware of it.
Refer to the pin out of PCI 6221 to check which is the correct terminal, for voltage measurements.
You cannot measure current directly, instead use a resistor of known value (and appropriate current rating), let current (to be measured) flow through it and measure the voltage across that resistor.
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