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NI 6738/6739 Calibration Procedure

maxVal

10.0

units

DAQmx_Val_Volts

customScaleName

NULL

5.

Call 

DAQmxStartTask

 with the following parameter:

taskHandle

taskHandle

6.

Call 

DAQmxWriteAnalogF64

 with the following parameters, using a 

Test Point

 from 

Table 7

NI 6738/6739 Analog Output Values

.

taskHandle

taskHandle

numSampsPerChan

1

autoStart

1

timeout

10.0

dataLayout

DAQmx_Val_GroupByChannel

writeArray

&data

sampsPerChanWritten

&samplesWritten

reserved

NULL

7.

Compare the resulting value shown by the DMM to the upper and lower limits in Table 7, 

NI 6738/6739 Analog Output Values

. If the value is between these limits, the device passes 

the test.

8.

Repeat steps 6 and 7 until all of the Test Point values in Table 7

NI 6738/6739 Analog 

Output Values

, have been tested.

9.

Call 

DAQmxClearTask

 with the following parameter:

taskHandle

taskHandle

10. Disconnect the DMM from AO 0, and reconnect it to AO 1, making the connections shown 

in Table 5

Analog Output Connections

.

11. Repeat steps 3 through 10 for all AO channels on the device.

12. Disconnect your DMM from the device.

You have finished verifying the analog output levels on your device.

Counter Verification

NI 6738/6739 devices have only one timebase to verify, so only Counter 0 needs to be checked. 
It is not possible to adjust this timebase, so only verification can be performed.

Note

Table 8, 

NI 6738/6739 Counter Values

, is based upon the most recent edition 

of the specifications document for your device. Refer to the most recent 
specifications document online at 

ni.com/manuals

.

Notice

Do not perform analog output verification and counter verification 

simultaneously, as the multiple signal connections will produce noise that can affect 
measurements.

Summary of Contents for NI 6738

Page 1: ...PXIe 6738...

Page 2: ...tial Setup 7 Self Calibration 8 Checking Device Temperature Changes 8 Verification 9 Analog Output Verification 9 Counter Verification 22 Adjustment 24 EEPROM Update 25 Reverification 25 Test Limits 2...

Page 3: ...bout your NI 6738 6739 device Your 673x Device Specifications The specifications document for your DAQ device provides detailed specifications including the device calibration interval NI DAQmx Readme...

Page 4: ...installed in a shielded enclosure with properly designed and shielded input output ports Table 1 Recommended Equipment Equipment Recommended Models Where Used Requirements DMM NI 4070 AnalogOutput Ve...

Page 5: ...Ie 2529 as a 4x32 2 wire matrix Notice Before using this unshielded accessory determine if the documentation for the connected device requires shielded cables or accessories Do not use this product un...

Page 6: ...actors including how often the switches are used Test Conditions The following setup and environmental conditions are required to ensure the NI PXI PXIe 2529 meets published specifications Keep connec...

Page 7: ...h and connect the four banana connectors to the appropriate terminals on the DMM Test Limit Equations These switch tests are not intended to be a validation of the full warranted performance of these...

Page 8: ...ration memory EEPROM is immediately updated If you do not want to perform an adjustment you can update the calibration date without making any adjustments 5 Reverification Perform another verification...

Page 9: ...ce temperature within 1 C of the last self calibration temperature throughout the verification process the calibration limits for the devices that support self calibration are not valid In order to su...

Page 10: ...The NI 6738 has 32 analog outputs AO 0 31 The NI 6739 has 64 analog outputs AO 0 63 Note Table 7 NI 6738 6739 Analog Output Values is based upon the most recent edition of the specifications document...

Page 11: ...ector 0 AO 10 pin 51 Connector 0 AO GND 8 9 10 pin 50 AO 11 Connector 0 AO 11 pin 52 Connector 0 AO GND 11 pin 18 AO 12 Connector 0 AO 12 pin 53 Connector 0 AO GND 12 13 pin 20 AO 13 Connector 0 AO 13...

Page 12: ...GND 36 37 pin 14 AO 37 Connector 1 AO 37 pin 47 Connector 1 AO GND 36 37 pin 14 AO 38 Connector 1 AO 38 pin 48 Connector 1 AO GND 38 39 pin 49 AO 39 Connector 1 AO 39 pin 15 Connector 1 AO GND 38 39...

Page 13: ...59 Connector 1 AO 59 pin 31 Connector 1 AO GND 58 59 pin 65 AO 60 Connector 1 AO 60 pin 32 Connector 1 AO GND 60 61 pin 33 AO 61 Connector 1 AO 61 pin 66 Connector 1 AO GND 60 61 pin 33 AO 62 Connect...

Page 14: ...O 4 pin 13 c4 N A AO 4 Connector 0 AO GND 4 5 pin 41 c5 N A AO 5 Connector 0 AO 5 pin 47 c5 N A AO 5 Connector 0 AO GND 4 5 pin 41 c6 N A AO 6 Connector 0 AO 6 pin 48 c6 N A AO 6 Connector 0 AO GND 6...

Page 15: ...8 c12 N A AO 12 Connector 0 AO 12 pin 53 c12 N A AO 12 Connector 0 AO GND 12 13 pin 20 c13 N A AO 13 Connector 0 AO 13 pin 54 c13 N A AO 13 Connector 0 AO GND 12 13 pin 20 c14 N A AO 14 Connector 0 AO...

Page 16: ...9 pin 25 c19 N A AO 19 Connector 0 AO GND 18 19 pin 59 c20 N A AO 20 Connector 0 AO 20 pin 26 c20 N A AO 20 Connector 0 AO GND 20 21 pin 27 c21 N A AO 21 Connector 0 AO 21 pin 60 c21 N A AO 21 Connect...

Page 17: ...in 65 c27 N A AO 27 Connector 0 AO 27 pin 31 c27 N A AO 27 Connector 0 AO GND 26 27 pin 65 c28 N A AO 28 Connector 0 AO 28 pin 32 c28 N A AO 28 Connector 0 AO GND 28 29 pin 33 c29 N A AO 29 Connector...

Page 18: ...34 pin 45 N A c2 AO 34 Connector 1 AO GND 34 35 pin 46 N A c3 AO 35 Connector 1 AO 35 pin 12 N A c3 AO 35 Connector 1 AO GND 34 35 pin 46 N A c4 AO 36 Connector 1 AO 36 pin 13 N A c4 AO 36 Connector...

Page 19: ...n 50 N A c10 AO 42 Connector 1 AO 42 pin 51 N A c10 AO 42 Connector 1 AO GND 40 41 42 pin 50 N A c11 AO 43 Connector 1 AO 43 pin 52 N A c11 AO 43 Connector 1 AO GND 43 pin 18 N A c12 AO 44 Connector 1...

Page 20: ...9 pin 57 N A c17 AO 49 Connector 1 AO GND 48 49 pin 24 N A c18 AO 50 Connector 1 AO 50 pin 58 N A c18 AO 50 Connector 1 AO GND 50 51 pin 59 N A c19 AO 51 Connector 1 AO 51 pin 25 N A c19 AO 51 Connect...

Page 21: ...in 30 N A c25 AO 57 Connector 1 AO 57 pin 63 N A c25 AO 57 Connector 1 AO GND 56 57 pin 30 N A c26 AO 58 Connector 1 AO 58 pin 64 N A c26 AO 58 Connector 1 AO GND 58 59 pin 65 N A c27 AO 59 Connector...

Page 22: ...O 61 Connector 1 AO 61 pin 66 N A c29 AO 61 Connector 1 AO GND 60 61 pin 33 N A c30 AO 62 Connector 1 AO 62 pin 67 N A c30 AO 62 Connector 1 AO GND 62 63 pin 68 N A c31 AO 63 Connector 1 AO 63 pin 34...

Page 23: ...have been tested 9 Call DAQmxClearTask with the following parameter taskHandle taskHandle 10 Disconnect the DMM from AO 0 and reconnect it to AO 1 making the connections shown in Table 5 Analog Outpu...

Page 24: ...dle taskHandle sampleMode DAQmx_Val_ContSamps sampsPerChan 10000 5 Call DAQmxStartTask with the following parameter taskHandle taskHandle The DAQ device generates a 5 MHz square wave 6 Configure the e...

Page 25: ...e DMM to AO 0 as shown in Table 5 Analog Output Connections Note If you are using the NI 4070 ensure that it is set to the 10 V range 2 Call DAQmxCreateAOVoltageChan with the following parameters task...

Page 26: ...are written to the EEPROM 10 Disconnect the DMM from the device EEPROM Update When an adjustment procedure is completed the NI 6738 6739 internal calibration memory EEPROM is immediately updated If y...

Page 27: ...t for your device Table 7 NI 6738 6739 Analog Output Values Range V Test Point 24 Hour Limits 2 Year Limits Minimum Maximum Location Value V Lower Limit V Upper Limit V Lower Limit V Upper Limit V 10...

Page 28: ...d in this manual was developed at private expense and is subject to the applicable limited rights and restricted data rights as set forth in FAR 52 227 14 DFAR 252 227 7014 and DFAR 252 227 7015 World...

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