NI PXIe-6672 Calibration Procedure
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Software
This calibration procedure requires NI-Sync and NI-VISA. NI-Sync and
NI-VISA support a number of application development environments
(ADEs) and programming languages, including LabVIEW,
LabWindows
™
/CVI
™
, and Microsoft Visual C++. When you install the
drivers, you need to install support for only the ADE or programming
language you are using. The illustrations in this document show the
LabVIEW code for implementing calibration steps using NI-Sync and
NI-VISA.
Documentation
You need the
NI-Sync User Manual
to calibrate the NI PXIe-6672.
The
NI-Sync User Manual
contains detailed information about using
the NI-Sync driver, including information about installing NI-Sync and
creating applications that use the NI-Sync driver. These sources, along with
this document, are your primary references for writing your calibration
utility. You also can refer to the documentation for the programming
language or application development environment you are using. For
further information about the device you are calibrating, refer to the
NI PXIe-6672 User Manual
.
