National Instruments NI 6232 - Manual (Page 177)

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© National Instruments Corporation I-7 NI 6232/6233 User Manual
non-buffered hardware-timed
acquisitions, 4-11
generations, 5-3
non-cumulative buffered edge counting, 7-5
non-referenced signal sources, differential
connections, 4-15
NRSE configuration, 4-16
O
order of channels for scanning, 4-7
other internal source mode, 7-40
other software, 1-1
output signals
glitches (troubleshooting), B-3
minimizing glitches, 5-2
outputs, using RTSI as, 10-5
overview, 2-1
P
pause trigger, 7-33
period measurement, 7-7
buffered, 7-8
single, 7-8
PFI, 8-1
connecting input signals, 8-3
exporting timing output signals using PFI
terminals, 8-3
filters, 8-4
using terminals as static digital I/Os, 8-3
using terminals as timing input
signals, 8-2
pin assignments. See pinouts
pinouts, 1-1
device, 1-1
NI 6232, A-1
NI 6233, A-4
RTSI connector, 3-3, 10-4
position measurement, 7-16
power-up states, 6-1, 8-6
prescaling, 7-34
programmable function interface, 8-1
programmable power-up states, 6-1, 8-6
programmed I/O, 11-4
programming devices in software, 2-5
programming examples (NI resources), C-1
pulse
encoders, measurements using two, 7-18
generation for ETS, 7-25
train generation, 7-23
continuous, 7-23
pulse-width measurement, 7-6
buffered, 7-7
single, 7-6
PXI
and PXI Express, 11-2
clock, 11-2
clock and trigger signals, 10-8
considerations, 11-2
trigger signals, 11-2
triggers, 10-8
using with CompactPCI, 11-3
PXI Express chassis compatibility, 11-2
PXI_CLK10, 10-8
PXI_STAR
filters, 10-9
trigger, 10-8
Q
quadrature encoders, 7-16
R
range, analog input, 4-2
real-time system integration bus, 10-3
reciprocal frequency measurement, 7-13
reference clock
10 MHz, 10-3
external, 10-2
related documentation, xvi