Name Property
From NI Vision for Visual Basic
Name Property
Syntax
CWIMAQPulse.Name
Data Type
Purpose
Name of the pulse object.
Remarks
You can index the pulses collection by the string name of a pulse object. Naming makes identifying and indexing a particular pulse object in the Pulses collection easier.
Example
Private Sub Run_Click()
Dim pulse1 As CWIMAQPulse
Dim signal1 As CWIMAQSignal
' Add a signal
Set signal1 = CWIMAQ1.Signals.Add
' Set the signal object to generate a pulse
' on external line 0.
signal1.Action = cwimaqGeneratePulse
signal1.Line = cwimaqExternal
signal1.LineNumber = 0
' Add a pulse.
Set pulse1 = CWIMAQ1.Pulses.Add
' Set the pulse to have a width of 1 second
' after the initial delay of 1 seconds.
' The pulse is generated immediately after
' RTSI 3 is asserted.
pulse1.Action = cwimaqSingle
pulse1.Delay = 1#
pulse1.Width = 1#
pulse1.SignalSource = cwimaqRTSILine
pulse1.SignalLineNumber = 3
pulse1.SignalPolarity = cwimaqActiveHigh
pulse1.Units = cwimaqPulseUnitSeconds
' Set this pulse1 as the pulse1 that the signal1
' object generates
Set signal1.pulse = pulse1
End Sub