Route CTR-Out to RTSI

Hi everybody!
My Project: control synchronous motor
To control a synchronous motor, I need 6PWM signals
3 for the highside as well as 3 for the lowside. For the application I use a PCI6602-Card.
At the moment I generate a main clock (Counter 7) to synchronize. It starts the highside, which triggers the lowside.
I routed the gates of the highside to GATE0. I connect CTR-OUT7 and GATE0 by a wire. I think its better to route it internal!
The programming occurs in C (MATLAB/SIMULINK) at register level for xPC Target. In the manual I couldn't find any information concerning this. I know how to route a Gate to RTSI, but I don't know how to route a OUT-Signal to RTSI. Is there any way to do this in the INPUT_SELECT_REGISTER?
Thanks a lot!
René!
Message Edited by rhenrich on 01-28-2010 04:52 PM

Hello rhenrich,
i think the information is included in the NI Measurement Hardware DDK (Driver Development Kit)
There is also a thread setting 6602 registers to latch encoder values on RTSI trigger
I hope the infomarmation helps you
best regards
Alexander Glasner
AE NIE

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