SCB-68A Reference Label for R series

Cannot find anywhere a working pdf/lisf for SCB-68A for R series devices.
Thanks

Let's try this KnowledgeBase Article:
Where Can I Find NI SCB-68A Quick Reference Labels?
Joey S.
Software Product Manager
National Instruments

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SCB-68 Reference Label for M series devices

What's the difference between the SCB-68 Reference Label M series devices connector 0 and connector 1? I'm installing a NI PCI-6221-M series Multifunction DAQ and the SCB-68 connector block, and I don't know how to make the physical connections. With the SCB-68 kit, I received the Reference Label for the E-series devices. In the NI site, there is info about the connector 0, but what is the connector 0 and connector 1?
Thanks,
ZeK

Good question Zek. The M series family uses a smaller version of the 68-pin connector used on E series so that two connectors can be located on the same board. The second connector is available on certain M seriies boards in order to provide connectivity to additional channels. In the case of the 6221, there is only one connector.
The 6221 is fully compatible with the SCB-68. The following link provides a revised version of the SCB-68 label adapted for M Series devices:
http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/3efedde4322fef19862567740067f3cc/61ed77983ad7cca386256f66008215f1/$FILE/SCB68%20M%20Series%20Connector%200.pdf
For pinout specific to a particular M Series device, you can refer to the M series help available at either one of the following locations:
http://digital.ni.com/manuals.nsf/websearch/9477D6DF1FE5A72986256FAB00633DE4?OpenDocument&node=132100_US
http://digital.ni.com/manuals.nsf/websearch/3AE9D4533E03A6EF86256FE300809FE6 (HTML format)

SCB-68 Quick Reference Label for PCI 6251

Hello,
I would like to use the PCI 6251 multifunction DAQ card with the SCB-68 connector block. Can I make connections using the "SCB-68 E Series I/O connector pinout (Full)"?
Ram

Hello,
Yes, you can use an SCB-68 with an NI 6251 and wire it according to the E Series full 68 pin pinout. The only differences between the full 68 pin E Series pinout and the 68 pin M Series pinout are:
1) With M Series, PFI0 no longer doubles as both an analog and digital trigger input. It is only a digital trigger input. APFI0, which is pin 20, is a dedicated analog trigger input on M Series. This pin is shared with the AO External reference input on M Series and corresponds to the AO External reference input on an E Series.
2) PFI15 on an M Series corresponds to a ground on an E Series.
The M Series pinout for your device can be found in the M Series Help, located in the following location:
http://digital.ni.com/manuals.nsf/display?ReadForm&lookup=Data%20Acquisition%3E%3EMultifunction%20DAQ%3E%3EM%20Series%20Devices&view=web_productcurrent&node=132090_US
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How should Sensirion SHT71 be wired to SCB-68A connector block?

Hi all,
I just got a Sensirion SHT71 for humidity measurement. I am new to digital I/O field so I feel unclear about how to connect this sensor to the DAQ.
The DAQ I am using is PXI-6225 hooked up with a SCB-68A connector block.
And the sensor has 4 pins (1-SCK: Serial Clock, 2-VDD: Source Voltage, 3-GND, 4-DATA (bidirectional))
Detailed manual can be found here http://www.sensirion.com/nc/en/products/humidity-temperature/download-center/?cid=8574&did=68&sechas...
So I am wondering what are the corresponding connectors on SCB-68A to those pins of the sensor. I can see the GND goes to the D GND for sure and the VDD is supposed to be connected to +5V. And I am not sure to which two connectors SCK and DATA should connect...
Reference label of SCB-68A can be found here: http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/$CXIV/ATTACH-AEEE-8ZRTL5/$FILE/S_Series.pdf
Thanks.

Hello abright,
I have been looking at your case the whole day, analizing the circuitry of your application.
From what i can tell from the Reference label of SCB-68A : http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/$CXIV/ATTACH-AEEE-8ZRTL5/$FILE/S_Series.pdf and the user manual: http://www.ni.com/pdf/manuals/375865a.pdf and the datasheet of your sensor, I can see that the output is a current signal. there we must create a simple circuit so that the DAQ device can be able to read the values. From what I can see of the datasheet, the output is digital therefore we need a Digital input to read the measurements, therefore on page 4-9 and page 4-10 of the user manual you can see the circuitry used to read digital inputs of a sensor. therefore what we can try to do is connect the sensor output to a a resistor in order to see the output voltage across this resistor. Simple Ohm's Law V=RI. Therefore you can see wherethe DATA which will be the output pin will be connected to pin 11. As for the SCK it is only used to sync the sensor to the measurement device, therefore I would assume that pin 10 which corresponds to PFI 1/AI REF TRIG which will be the reference trigger will be used to sync both of devices in case you need this configuration. VDD will be the source of energy for the sensor. i would suggest not to use the full 5V, I can recall seeing something like this on the web about not connecting the sensor to the full 5V. and GND is the reference voltage. For the pin out configuration please check the Figure 4-13. SCB-68A Circuit Diagram for Digital Input Attenuation on the user's manual.
If you have further questions regarding the pin out of the device please let me know.
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SCB-68 connection diagram for PXI-6225

Hi,
I have to connect a PXI-6225 board to a SCB-68.
I can't find anywhere the connection diagram of SCB-68.
Anyone can help me?
Thanks,
Federico

Hi Frederico-
The SCB-68 is just a connector block- the pinout of your PXI-6225 card will map directly to the numbered pins on the SCB-68. This KB provides quick reference labels for the two connectors on your card.
Hopefully this helps-
Tom W
National Instruments

Can I show a data label for only one point in a series?

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Forgive a newbie question from an Excel convert, but can I show a value label for only one point in a data series? If yes, how?
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PCIe 7842r to SCB-68A

Hi,
I have brought a PCIe 7842r, and it comes with the SCB 68A as the connector block.
I wanna use the connector block for analog input and digital output, so I connected the pin68 and pin 67 with two wires. The pin 68 and pin 67 on SCB68A corresponds to the AI+ and AI- on the PCIe 7842r too, so it fits perfectly.
Next step, I want to use the PCIe 7842r to make a digital output, and I plan to use pin 36 and pin 2, which corresponds to DIO0 and DGND.
However, the pin 36 and pin2 on the SCB68A is DGND and PFI14, which doesnt match with the output from the PCIe 7842r.
Is there any suggestion for tackling this problem?
Best,
Matthew
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MatthewTang wrote:
On page 9, you have to magnify that to see the label
If you look at the label on that page closely, you will see that it is for M and X Series DAQ Devices. You should read the section on using the SCB-68A as a Direct Feedthough (page 14) and use the label I linked to eariler for your R Series card.
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                 width="100%">
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                           width="100%"
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                           paddingLeft="5"
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                           dataProvider="{stockDataAC}">
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I found your posted code to be messed up. I fixed it and could not see your problem.
Here is the fixed code.
<?xml version="1.0"?>

<mx:Application xmlns:mx="http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml">
     <mx:Script>
          <![CDATA[
               import mx.collections.ArrayCollection;
               [Bindable]
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                 {date: "2005, 7, 31", close: 25},
                 {date: "2005, 8, 3", close: 40},
                 {date: "2005, 9, 4", close: 30},
                 {date: "2005, 10, 5", close: 50},
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               private var d:Date=new Date(2005,8,31);
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                    // the month property because months are zero-based in
                    // the Date constructor.
                    var newDate:Date=new Date(a[0], a[1] - 1, a[2]);
                    return newDate;
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                 height="100%"
                 width="100%">
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                           height="100%"
                           width="100%"
                           paddingRight="5"
                           paddingLeft="5"
                           showDataTips="true"
                           dataProvider="{stockDataAC}">
               <mx:horizontalAxis>
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                                         parseFunction="myParseFunction"
                                         disabledRanges="{offDays}"
                                         labelUnits="months"/>
               </mx:horizontalAxis>
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                    <mx:LineSeries yField="close"
                                      xField="date"
                                      displayName="AAPL"/>
               </mx:series>
          </mx:LineChart>
     </mx:Panel>
</mx:Application>
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We need show Actual Year value and Last Year value in Label for Series.
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I am using the Stacked Column type Graph in my application. For every stacked column in the graph i am displaying its corresponding value. if there was no value for a particular stack, 0 is getting displayed. is it possible to remove this 0? (i.e) label of the series need to displayed only if the value is greater than 0.
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Name itself suggests that you can maintain the numbering series manually.
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