Power-up and reset conditions, Power-up and reset conditions -8 – National Instruments 5411 User Manual

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Chapter 3

Signal Connections

DAQArb 5411 User Manual

3-8

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Power-Up and Reset Conditions

When you power-up your computer, the DAQArb 5411 is in the
following state:

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Output is disabled and set to 0 V

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Sample clock is set to 40 MHz

•

Trigger mode is set to continuous

•

Trigger source is set to automatic (the software provides the
triggers)

•

Digital filter is enabled

•

Output attenuation remains unchanged from previous setting

•

Analog filter remains unchanged from previous setting

•

Output impedance remains unchanged from previous setting

•

Digital pattern generation is disabled

When you reset the board using NI-DAQ or any application software
calling NI-DAQ, your DAQArb is in the following state:

•

Output is disabled and set to 0 V

•

Sample clock is set to 40 MHz

•

Trigger mode is set to continuous

•

Trigger source is set to automatic (the software provides the
triggers)

•

Digital filter is enabled

•

Output attenuation is set to 0 dB

•

Analog filter is enabled

•

Output impedance is set to 50

Ω

•

Digital pattern generation is disabled

•

PLL reference frequency is set to 20 MHz

•

PLL reference source is set to internal tuning

•

RTSI clock source is disabled

•

SYNC duty cycle is set to 50%

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