How to connect Trigger USB-6009 on a flowmeter

I have a flowmeter with the data:
sensing principle: hall-effect, non contacting
output square wave: NPN o.c.
Voltage supply: 4,5-24 VDC
output current: 13mA max
more you can find in the attachement and i use the USB-6009.
How i have to connect the flowmeter to the trigger (PFI0)?
Thanks in advance for any help!
E.Stein
Attachments:
flowmeter.pdf ‏17 KB

Thanks for
Info!
I work with
LabVIEW 8.6 and the configure and programming
of
falling-edge
events is not the problem.
The Problem
is the connection. How to connect the flowmeter to the
USB-6009? Because the 6009 have no gate and out.

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