Internal Channels for M Series and NI 6010 Devices
The following table describes all M Series and NI 6010 internal channels.
| Internal Channel Name | Description |
|---|---|
| _aignd_vs_aignd | A differential terminal with the positive and negative terminals both connected to the ground reference for analog input. |
| _ao0_vs_aognd | A differential terminal with the positive terminal connected to physical channel ao0 and the negative terminal connected to the ground reference for analog output. |
| _ao1_vs_aognd | A differential terminal with the positive terminal connected to physical channel ao1 and the negative terminal connected to the ground reference for analog output. |
| _ao2_vs_aognd | For M Series devices only—A differential terminal with the positive terminal connected to physical channel ao2 and the negative terminal connected to the ground reference for analog output. |
| _ao3_vs_aognd | For M Series devices only—A differential terminal with the positive terminal connected to physical channel ao3 and the negative terminal connected to the ground reference for analog output. |
| _calref_vs_aignd | A differential terminal with the positive terminal connected to the internal calibration reference voltage and the negative terminal connected to the ground reference for analog input. |
| _aignd_vs_aisense | A differential terminal with the positive terminal connected to the ground reference for analog input and the negative terminal connected to physical channel AI SENSE. |
| _aignd_vs_aisense2 | A differential terminal with the positive terminal connected to the ground reference for analog input and the negative terminal connected to physical channel AI SENSE2. |
| _calSrcHi_vs_aignd | A differential terminal with the positive terminal connected to the calibration PWM and the negative terminal connected to the ground reference for analog input. |
| _calref_vs_calSrcHi | A differential terminal with the positive terminal connected to the internal calibration reference voltage and the negative terminal connected to the calibration PWM. |
| _calSrcHi_vs_calSrcHi | A differential terminal with the positive and negative terminals connected to the calibration PWM. |
| _aignd_vs_calSrcHi | A differential terminal with the positive terminal connected to the ground reference for analog input and the negative terminal connected to the calibration PWM. |
| _calSrcMid_vs_aignd | A differential terminal with the positive terminal connected to the calibration PWM and the negative terminal connected to the ground reference for analog input. _calSrcMid is the divided down version of _calSrcHi. |
| _calSrcLo_vs_aignd | A differential terminal with the positive terminal connected to the calibration PWM and the negative terminal connected to the ground reference for analog input. _calSrcLo is the divided down version of _calSrcHi. |
| _ai0_vs_calSrcHi | A differential terminal with the positive terminal connected to physical channel ai0 and the negative terminal connected to the calibration PWM. |
| _ai8_vs_calSrcHi | A differential terminal with the positive terminal connected to physical channel ai8 and the negative terminal connected to the calibration PWM. |
| _boardTempSensor_vs_aignd | A differential terminal with the positive terminal connected to the onboard temperature sensor and the negative terminal connected to the ground reference for analog input. |
| _PXI_SCXIbackplane_vs_aignd | A terminal where a signal being conditioned by a SCXI module is measured across the PXI/SCXI backplane and not the I/O connector. Reading from this channel is valid only on PXI devices inserted in the rightmost PXI slot of a PXI/SCXI combination chassis. |