this might be what you need -
The customer had two different users and he wanted to split a single T1 PRI service between these users so that one user would use certain B channels and the other user would use different one for outwards calls on the CME router.
The phone company was able to assign these B channel groups with different number ranges for inwards calls.
There is a new feature in 12.4 code that allows you to define individual timeslots of the PRI and assign them to different trunk groups. These trunk groups can be used instead of a voice port in a POTS dial peer, so you can direct calls to very specific B channels on the PRI. Following is a config that demonstrates this feature using an E1
controller E1 1/0
pri-group timeslots 1-31
trunk-group Customer1 timeslots 1-10
trunk-group Customer2 timeslots 11-20
trunk-group Customer3 timeslots 21-30
dial-peer voice 1 pots
description - enable DID on group 1
incoming called-number .
direct-inward-dial
trunkgroup Customer1
dial-peer voice 2 pots
description - enable DID on group 2
incoming called-number .
direct-inward-dial
trunkgroup Customer2
dial-peer voice 3 pots
description - enable DID on group 3
incoming called-number .
direct-inward-dial
trunkgroup Customer3
dial-peer voice 5500 pots
trunkgroup Customer1
description - Customer 1 : access code 771
destination-pattern 771
dial-peer voice 5501 pots
trunkgroup Customer2
description - Customer 2 : access code 772
destination-pattern 772
dial-peer voice 5502 pots
trunkgroup Customer3
description - Customer 3 : access code 773
destination-pattern 773
In this case, Customer1 users would dial 771 as an access code, Customer2 would dial 772 and Customer3 would dial 773. These access codes would 'steer' the call to the appropriate timeslots on the PRI.

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View_DataMatrix.VBS ‏2 KB

Why does the sampling rate for my DAQCard-700 max out at 6578Hz regardless of the number of channels I'm sampling?

My DAQCard-700 is acting funny. I am using LABView 6.0.2 on a Dell Inspiron 8100 laptop for continuous analog input. For some reason my DAQCard-700 won't let me acquire multiple channels unless I create virtual channels in max and then run AI Config with a list of the virtual channel names. That's fine (but weird), but I max out my sampling rate at 6578 Hz, which is the max sampling rate if I would have sampled all 16 (Referenced, single-ended) AI channels. But I'm not -- I'm sampling 6 channels, as proven by the "number of channels" indicator in AI config and just looking at my data. If I sample just one channel, I can get up to 105248Hz. Is my card f
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Hello;
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I am able to do all this using one channel, I can display in
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Julieta.
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Hi,
I am trying to give the user the opportunity of selecting how
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I am doing this to detect the channels, but it is not even
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Error 200524 Different number of channels in task and data

Anyone out there with some information would be greatly appreciated. I have attached my VI. Essentially I am trying to build a simple PID VI to controll the temperature of a piece of equipment in a system I am building. I have heating wire powered by 120 V source. The circuit is controlled by a simple relay, which is controlled by a digital line on my NI USB 6343 board. I have seen numerous examples throughout the forums and the shipped examples, but I cannot seem to figure out how the PID VIs work. I understand the basics of a PID controller, but cannot make the connections of how to actually get it to work in LV.
I figured that this VI I wrote is pretty simple and should work, but I keep getting this error.
Error -200524 occurred at PID_v0.vi:Instance:19:1
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Write cannot be performed, because the number of channels in the data does not match the number of channels in the task.
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Control Applications with Data Acquisition Hardware: http://www.ni.com/white-paper/9086/en/#toc4
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Determine number of channels on a DAQ card

Is there a function to determine the number of channels on a given DAQ card?

I found no native function to get this attribute; you can use DAQmxGetDeviceAttribute with DAQmx_Dev_AI_PhysicalChans attribute to get a list of available channels on a device and then parse the string counting channels. The following lines can be executed in the Interactive Execution window: provided the device name is correct they count how many input channels are present on the board:
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Read number of channels dynamically

Hi ,
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Hello RSH,
There is a function in DIAdem REPORT to do exactly what you are asking for, which is to dynamically plot n number of channels in a file based on however many channels are contained in a file.
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Hello,
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Thank you in advance
Jérémy
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You can do easily by using Recoding mode for VBScript described in the following KB:
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Dynamically Changing Number of Channels in Chart

Hi,
I have a simple question about a labview programming issue. I am
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As it says in title. Im trying to get the group index number from the user having selected a channel. The ChannelNameGet also relies on you knowing the group index, any help here would be greatly appreciated!
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Question: How do I change the number of channels in a DAQmx code?

So far I have a control however, I want to make a more user friendly controller and I get the following error if I manually delete one of the channels? DAQ test is the main VI.
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