National Instruments Module SCXI-1125 - Manual (Page 66)

Chapter 5 Using the SCXI-1125
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After parallel mode has been configured in software, you can scan the
SCXI-1125 channels by entering the corresponding E Series DAQ device
channels or a sequential SCXI channel string in the channel parameter in
the analog input application. You can also enter virtual channels; however,
in parallel mode, virtual channels containing CJC are disabled in MAX.
C and Parallel Mode
When using a C-based ADE, you need no special steps for configuring the
chassis, the SCXI-1125, or the E Series DAQ device for parallel scanning.
You still have to configure the gain and filter settings by using
SCXI_Set_Gain and SCXI_Configure_Filter . You can use any of the
E Series DAQ device analog input functions to get the data from the eight
channels of the SCXI module. After scanning, convert the binary data to
voltage data by using
SCXI_Scale. Refer to the NI-DAQ User Manual for
additional information on parallel scanning of SCXI modules.
Other Application Documentation and Material
Refer to the ADE manual and the DAQ analog input examples that
come with your application software for more detailed information on
programming the SCXI modules for scanning in multiplexed mode.
Traditional NI-DAQ (Legacy) CVI Examples
Many example programs ship with NI-DAQ. For more example
information on how to create tasks and channels, refer to the example
programs. By default, the example programs are installed in
C:\Program
Files\National Instruments\CVI x.x\Samples . More examples
are installed by default in C:\Program Files\National
Instruments\NI-DAQ\Examples .
Traditional NI-DAQ (Legacy) Measurement Studio Examples
Many example programs ship with NI-DAQ. For more example
information on how to create tasks and channels, refer to the example
programs. By default, the example programs are installed in
C:\Program
Files\National Instruments\Measurement Studio 7.0 . More
examples are installed by default in C:\Program Files\National
Instruments\NI-DAQ\Examples .