DAQmx System Setup VI and Functions
Owning Palette: DAQmx Advanced VIs and Functions
Use the DAQmx System Setup VI and functions to set up and query information about devices and software configuration.
Palette Object | Description |
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DAQmx Device Name Constant | Lists all devices installed in the system. Right-click the constant, and select I/O Name Filtering from the shortcut menu to limit the devices that the constant displays and to limit what you can enter in the constant. If you right-click this constant and create a Property Node, the Property Node is for the constant itself and is not a DAQmx Device Property Node. |
DAQmx Device Property Node | A Property Node with the DAQmx Device class preselected. Right-click the Property Node and choose Select Filter from the shortcut menu to make the Property Node show only the properties supported by a particular device installed in the system or supported by all the devices installed in the system. |
DAQmx Set Power Up States | Updates the states to which to set physical channels on a device when the device powers up or when you reset the device. A device stores power up states in non-volatile memory that you can write to only a limited number of times. Therefore, you should use this VI as infrequently as possible. This VI writes to the non-volatile memory only if a setting you request is different from the one currently stored. This VI writes power up states in the sequential order of the power up states array. Therefore, any physical channels with multiple entries in that array use the highest array index. |
DAQmx System Property Node | A Property Node with the DAQmx System class preselected. Right-click the Property Node and choose Select Filter from the shortcut menu to make the Property Node show only the properties supported by a particular device installed in the system or supported by all the devices installed in the system. |
Subpalette | Description |
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DAQmx Storage VIs and Functions | Use the DAQmx Storage VIs and functions to save and delete tasks, global channels, and custom scales in MAX. |