National Instruments NI cDAQTM-9138, User Manual

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Index
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removing I/O modules, 1-21
troubleshooting network
communication, 1-12
unpacking, 1-5
using, 1-37
wiring power, 1-13
cDAQ module interface, 1-38
CFast SSD module, 1-35
channel Z behavior, 5-20
chassis grounding screw, 1-35
choosing frequency measurement, 5-15
CMOS
battery, 1-34
reset button, 1-34
resetting the system CMOS, A-13
configuration using BIOS setup utility, A-2
CONSOLE OUT DIP switch, 1-30
console redirection settings submenu, A-8
continuous pulse train generation, 5-27
controller operating system and
configuration, A-1
controlling counting direction, 5-3
counter signals
Counter n A, 5-35
Counter n Aux, 5-35
Counter n B, 5-35
Counter n Gate, 5-34
Counter n HW Arm, 5-36
Counter n Internal Output, 5-37
Counter n Source, 5-33
Counter n TC, 5-37
Counter n Up_Down, 5-36
FREQ OUT, 5-37
Frequency Output, 5-37
counters, 5-1
cascading, 5-39
edge counting, 5-3
generation, 5-24
input applications, 5-3
other features, 5-39
output applications, 5-24
prescaling, 5-39
pulse train generation, 5-25
retriggerable single
pulse generation, 5-26
simple pulse generation, 5-24
single pulse generation, 5-24
with start trigger, 5-25
synchronization modes, 5-39
timing signals, 5-33
triggering, 5-38
counting edges, 5-3
CPU
configuration submenu, A-5
eXpansion module (CXM)
connector, 1-35
D
data
AO generation methods, 3-1
DO generation methods, 4-8
desktop mounting kit, 1-17
DI Sample Clock signal, 4-2
digital I/O
change detection event, 4-7
configuration for NI 9401, 4-12
digital input, 4-2
digital output, 4-8
parallel versus serial DIO modules, 4-1
static DIO, 4-1
waveform acquisition, 4-2
digital input
filters (parallel DIO modules only), 4-6
getting started with applications in
software, 4-7
timing signals, 4-2
triggering, 4-2
digital input signals
DI Pause Trigger, 4-6
DI Reference Trigger, 4-4
DI Sample Clock, 4-2
DI Sample Clock Timebase, 4-3
DI Start Trigger, 4-4