What is maximum read out speed of USB DAQ 6343

hello everyone,
we have new USB DAQ 6343.Its application note(or say characteristcs) says that it's sampling rate is 500K Sample/second.Now i need some clarification from you guys.I have to read digital data(serial or parallel). so plz tell me how much far I can go with this product for both ways.
thanks in advance,
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Unfortunatly I can't get the spec online
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but you should have get it with your device
However the datasheet is telling me something like 500kS/s aggregate (500kS/s / <number of channels read> ), but up to 1MS/s for digital input. However you need to get the data into your PC. If you read one 8 bit port @1MS/s the USB should be able to handle the datastream.
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