Simuler un front

Bonjour,
Je voudrais simuler un front d'horloge qui va lancer mon systeme de mesure, ce front vient sur une entrée d'une pci 6110. J'ai donc crée virtuellement cette carte car non dispo sur cette ordi.
Je voudrais maintenant comment simuler le front d'horloge dans mon programme. A priori, je pense que le programme est bon (pas d'erreur de compilation).
Le signal qui lancera le top sera de forme TTL, sur l'une des entrées de la carte.
Comment puis je lui simuler cela.

Bonjour,
Je suppose que vous utilisez le noeud de propriété suivant:
Il vous suffit de connecter une source de déclenchement. Toutefois puisque vous êtes en simulé le déclenchement se fera de manière automatique lors de l'éxecution de votre VI. Lorsque vous utiliserez votre carte le déclenchement se fera sur le front de la source sélectionnée.
Cordialement.
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National Instruments France
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