Which traditional daq example will be best for thermocouple temp measurements?

Hi,
i have a PCI 4351 card connected to a TBX 68T connector block which is used to measure the temp using thermocouples. it uses an analogue input from the thermocouples, but the card is only compatible with traditional daq programming.
i have looked at the example finder, and under the folder 'Hardware and software' click the sub folders 'traditional daq', then click 'analogue input' and finally click the 'general' sub folder and you will see a list of example vi's, if you have the traditional daq installed. but i do not know which will be of great benefit to my work. please help.
does anyone know of a good example that i can use and relate to my work and devices? it would be of great help as i am new to daq.
thanks!
Notay

Hi Notay!
Sorry about that, thos sub Vi's are part of the analog in library of daq. Most likely you will only need the traditional daq driver and the correct configuration of your hardware. Im attaching the VI's, keep me updated of your results and if you need something else let me know.
Best of luck!
Oswald Branford
Attachments:
(Sub) 4350 Parse Settings.vi ‏16 KB
(Sub) 4350 Remove offset and get CJC voltage.vi ‏24 KB

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