Multi function synch AI-AO

Hello all,
I would like to synch the Analog input and two separate Analog outputs (Ao0,Ao1) of a NI-6040.
I first used the  multi function synch AI-AO vi from the examples and added a second AO as picture 1 indicates, without synchronizing and it worked fine.
But I also want to synch the second AO (Ao1) with the acquisition. I tried this as pic 2 states but it always indicates "error: 50103 the specified resource is reserved"
Does anyone know how to do this??
Thanks,
Adao Monteiro
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Hello Adao,
Actually, you will find an explanation in the following document : Simultaneous Analog Output Tasks on the Same Device.
The solution to use only one task is the only solution.
This is due to the fact the all Analog outputs use a single clock, so-called AO Sample Clock. It is not possible to create different clocks for the outputs of a single card.
Regards,
Olivier L. | Certified LabVIEW Developer

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