Sending Binary using DAQmx

Hi all,
I am trying to create a program so that I can enter a number and a given step size and have labview send the digital output to an instrument using DAQmx. I am working with a machine that reads 15 bit binary (bit 0 - bit 14). I am able to make the desired binary number with the given step size, the problem I am having is that I am not too familiar with DAQmx and don't know how I should go about sending the corresponding 0 or 1 signal voltage from the correct element of the binary number. For example if my binary is 100111001110001 i want to send the first pin on my instrument that signal (+5v) and the second pin (0v) and so on. Should i be making my binary into an array or a string format? Any input would greatly help out.
Thanks

You should take a look at the shipping example called Write Dig Port. This example sends a U32 number to DAQmx Write. The data to write in the example is displayed as hex but that doesn't make a difference. You don't have to do any conversion. Port0/line0 is the least significant bit, port0/line1 is the next, etc.

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      e_msg_ln2   := 'Was reported as sustaining a loss' || CRLF;
      e_msg_ln3   := 'by ' || e_clrk ||CRLF;
      e_msg_ln4   := CRLF;
      e_msg_ln5   := 'Sent ' || to_char(sysdate,'MONTH DD,YYYY HH:MI AM');
      e_msg       := e_msg_ln1 || e_msg_ln2 || e_msg_ln3 || e_msg_ln4 || e_msg_ln5 || CRLF || e_recip_lst;
     utl_mail.send(
       sender => e_sender,
       recipients => e_recip_lst,
       cc => e_cc,
       bcc => e_bcc,
       subject => e_subj,
       message => e_msg);
end if;
end if;
end;

IPhone cannot send email using Yahoo account. iPhone no envia correo Yahoo.

Hi Everyone,
I just got my iPhone from Movistar Venezuela and I've found I'm unable to send email using my Yahoo account. However, I can receive Yahoo email just fine (paid $20 for Mail Plus subscription), my GMail account can send and receive perfectly, and I can go surfin' Safari with no problems too.
The error message I get is "Cannot send mail: an error occurred while delivering this message". I called Movistar Customer Support and they said everything was fine on their end...
In typical Apple fashion, the error message is so simple I have no idea where the problem is. Does anyone know how can I get more information and how to solve this annoying problem? My Yahoo account is actually my primary account...
Thanks in advance!
Saludos a todos,
Acabo de comprarme un iPhone de Movistar en Venezuela y me encuentro sin poder enviar emails con mi cuenta Yahoo. Sin embargo, si puedo recibir correo Yahoo bien (pague $20 por mi suscripcion a Mail Plus), mi cuenta de GMail si puede enviar y recibir email sin problema y puedo navergar con Safari sin ningun problema.
El mensaje de error que recibo es el siguiente": "No se puede enviar correo: se ha producido un error al enviar el mensaje". Llame a Atencion al Cliente de Movistar y me dijeron que no habia ningun problema con mi linea o con su servicio de datos...
Como tipica cosa Apple, el mensaje de error es tan simple que no tengo NI IDEA de cual es el problema. Alguien mas ha sufrido este problema? Sabe alguien como puedo obtener mas informacion de este error y como solucionarlo? Lamentablemente, mi cuenta Yahoo es mi correo principal...
Gracias de antemano!

Creo que resolvi el problema, temporalmente.
1) Borra tu cuenta
2) Vuelvela a crear
3) Ve a Ajustes
4) Ve a Mail Contactos Calendarios
5) Ve a la cuenta problematica
6) Ve a SMTP
7) Anadir nuevo
8)
Nombre servidor: smtp.mail.yahoo.com
Nombre de usuario: no dejar vacio
Contrasena: no dejar vacio
Usar SSL: si
Autenticacion: Contrasena
Puerto del Servidor: 25
Lo consegui de aqui: http://www.emailaddressmanager.com/tips/mail-settings.html
Dime que tal te funciona.
I think I solved the issue, temporarily at least
1) Delete account
2) Create again
3) Go to settings
4) Go to Mail, Contacts, Calendars
5) Open problematic account
6) Go to SMTP
7) Add a new server
8)
Name: smtp.mail.yahoo.com
User name: do not leave blank
Password: do not leave blank
SSL: Yes
Autentication: Password
Port: 25
I got this info from: http://www.emailaddressmanager.com/tips/mail-settings.html
Let me know how this works

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