How to display the binary code received from a DAQ Card

Hi everybody,
My LabVIEW application receives data from a NI-6036E DAQ Card. Is there a possibility to see the binary code sent by the card? Because all what I found show only the analog value.
Thanks for your help

Assuming that you are using DAQmx, simply select the polymorphic selector of the DAQmx Read and do a Analog>Unscaled and then pick the type of integer array you want. If you are using the DAQ Assistant, I don't think you can select unscaled for that so you could convert the assistant to a VI and modify that (right click on it and select Open Front Panel). If you are not using DAQmx, please provide the name of the function you are using.
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