NI 9402 frequency measurement

Hi Forum
I have: Dasylab 11, NI cDaq with a 9402 high speed digital input/output module, Newest version of Daqmx driver
I am using the 9402 module to measure the frequency of a squre pulse signal.
1)
But when I run the setup in Dasylab, I get the same values for each block - the signal is constant for every block.
However when I test the setup in MAX (Daqmx driver software) I get different values for each sample in the block. As it also should be.
Does dasylab only read the first, last or take an average over the samples in the block or what goes wrong?
Rasmus Nissen
FLSmidth

Hello Rasmus,
sorry for time delay to check your problem. I have simulated your device situation, see pictures from the appendix. I found that the NI 9402 "continuous mode" is not yet detect from DASYLab driver and always handle via "1 sample polling". I would like check the DASYLab driver sources for the problem. Please contact the DASYLab support (http://www.mccdaq.com/) with your contact address. I would like start to fix the problem, if possible and contact you later.
Best regards,
MHa 
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