ADLINK Technology PCI-7200 Bedienungsanleitung

Advance Technologies; Automate the World.Manual Rev. 2.00Revision Date: March 05, 2007Part No: 50-11224-2000PCIS-DASKData Acquisition Software Deve

iv Table of ContentsPCIS-DASKTrigger Mode Data I/O Through DMA DataTransfer or Interrupt Operation ... 1238 Distribution of Appl

90 UtilitiesPCIS-DASKWin32 UtilitiesNOTE The default destination for the converted file with a .cvt extension is in the same directory as the source f

Utilities 91PCIS-DASKWin32 UtilitiesZ Binary codes to text file. The data in hexadecimal for-mat or converted to a decimal value is written to disk in

92 UtilitiesPCIS-DASKWin32 UtilitiesSample Programs BrowserThe PCIS-DASK comes with Examples.exe — a sample programbrowser that allows you to view and

Utilities 93PCIS-DASKPCIS-DASK/X Utilities6.2 PCIS-DASK/X UtilitiesThis section introduces the tools that comes with the PCIS-DASK/X package for Linux

94 UtilitiesPCIS-DASKPCIS-DASK/X Utilitiesnumber of pages of contiguous initially allocated memory for con-tinuous analog input, analog output, digita

Utilities 95PCIS-DASKPCIS-DASK/X Utilities

96 UtilitiesPCIS-DASKModule Installation Script6.3 Module Installation ScriptThe PCI-bus architecture allows automatic detection of PCIdevices right a

Utilities 97PCIS-DASKModule Installation ScriptBecause the current modules are designed based on Uni-Proces-sor kernel, these modules may not work wit

986.4 Uninstallation ScriptThe dask_remove.pl removes the PCIS-DASK/X installed in Linux.By default, this script is located at pci-dask_xxx/util direc

Utilities 99PCIS-DASKData File Converter (DAQCvt)Options for data format conversionDAQCvt provides three data format options.-st : text file with scal

Introduction 1PCIS-DASK1 IntroductionThe PCIS-DASK is a software development kit for NuDAQ dataacquisition cards utilizing the PCI bus. With high perf

100 UtilitiesPCIS-DASKData File Converter (DAQCvt)

Sample Programs 101PCIS-DASKBrief Program Descriptions7 Sample ProgramsSeveral sample programs are provided in the software CD. Thesesample program ar

102 Sample ProgramsPCIS-DASKBrief Program DescriptionsPCI-7200C7200File1. Digital input of PCI-7200/cPCI-7200 through DMA transfer2. Storing the data

Sample Programs 103PCIS-DASKBrief Program DescriptionsPCI-7248SDK7248D/I, and D/O of PCI-7248/cPCI-7248Visual C/C++ ProgramSDK7248IntD/I, and D/O of P

104 Sample ProgramsPCIS-DASKBrief Program DescriptionsPCI-7296SDK7296D/I, and D/O of PCI-7296Visual C/C++ sample programSDK7296IntD/I, and D/O of PCI-

Sample Programs 105PCIS-DASKBrief Program DescriptionsPCI-7300 Rev.BSDK7300WaveDigital input of PCI-7300A_Rev.B/cPCI-7300A_Rev.B through DMA transferV

106 Sample ProgramsPCIS-DASKBrief Program DescriptionsPCI-7348/PCI-7396SDK7348D/I, and D/O of PCI-7348Visual C/C++ sample programSDK7348IntD/I, and D/

Sample Programs 107PCIS-DASKBrief Program DescriptionsPCI-7432SDK7432D/I, and D/O of PCI-7432/cPCI-7432Visual C/C++ sample programSDK7432IntD/I, and D

108 Sample ProgramsPCIS-DASKBrief Program DescriptionsPCI-7442 C7442TTL_LineProgrammable D/I and D/O of PCI-7442Visual C/C++ ProgramC7442TTL_PortProgr

Sample Programs 109PCIS-DASKBrief Program DescriptionsPCI-7444 C7444TTL_LineProgrammable D/I and D/O of PCI-7444Visual C/C++ ProgramC7444TTL_PortProgr

2IntroductionPCIS-DASKHardware Support1.1 Hardware SupportThe PCIS-DASK currently supports the following NuDAQ dataacquisition and NuIPC CompactPCI ca

110 Sample ProgramsPCIS-DASKBrief Program DescriptionsPCI-9112SDK9112A/D conversion, D/A conversion, D/I, and D/O of PCI9112/cPCI-9112Visual C/C++ pro

Sample Programs 111PCIS-DASKBrief Program DescriptionsPCI-9114SDK9114A/D conversion, D/A conversion, D/I, and D/O of PCI-9114 Visual C/C++ ProgramSDK9

112 Sample ProgramsPCIS-DASKBrief Program DescriptionscPCI-9116SDK9116A/D conversion of cPCI-9116Visual C/C++ ProgramSDK9116ScanDmaSoftware trigger wi

Sample Programs 113PCIS-DASKBrief Program DescriptionsPCI-9118SDK9118HRDbfDmaDouble buffer mode analog input of PCI-9118HR through DMA data transferV

114 Sample ProgramsPCIS-DASKBrief Program DescriptionsPCI-9812SDK9812SoftTrgSoftware trigger with Single buffer mode analog input of PCI-9812/cPCI-981

Sample Programs 115PCIS-DASKBrief Program DescriptionsNOTE The PCIS-DASK comes with Examples.exe - a sample program browser that allows you to view an

116 Sample ProgramsPCIS-DASKDevelopment Environments7.2 Development EnvironmentsVisual Basic Sample ProgramsSeveral Visual Basic sample programs are p

Sample Programs 117PCIS-DASKDevelopment EnvironmentsYou can use any Microsoft® Visual C++ 4.0 editor to view or mod-ify these source files. However,

118 Sample ProgramsPCIS-DASKExecute Sample Programs7.3 Execute Sample Programs To run the sample programs:1. Open the sample programYou can use Micros

Sample Programs 119PCIS-DASKDetailed Descriptions of Programs7.4 Detailed Descriptions of ProgramsFour types of sample programs are provided together

Introduction 3PCIS-DASKLanguage Support1.2 Language SupportThe PCIS-DASK is a DLL (Dynamic-Link Library) version for use-with Windows® and Linux envir

120 Sample ProgramsPCIS-DASKDetailed Descriptions of ProgramsA/D Conversion, D/A Conversion, D/I, and D/OThis sample illustrates how to use the PCIS-D

Sample Programs 121PCIS-DASKDetailed Descriptions of ProgramsData I/O Through DMA Data Transfer or Interrupt OperationThis program demonstrates the us

122 Sample ProgramsPCIS-DASKDetailed Descriptions of ProgramsDouble Buffer Mode Data I/O Through DMA Transfer or Interrupt OperationThis program tells

Sample Programs 123PCIS-DASKDetailed Descriptions of ProgramsTrigger Mode Data I/O Through DMA Data Transfer or Interrupt OperationThese programs tell

124 Sample ProgramsPCIS-DASKDetailed Descriptions of Programs

Distribution of Applications 125PCIS-DASKRequired Files8 Distribution of Applications8.1 Required FilesWhen installing an application that uses PCIS-D

126 Distribution of ApplicationsPCIS-DASKRequired Filesfor PCI-7200). These files must be copied to Winnt\system32\drivers directory.X Corresponding I

Distribution of Applications 127PCIS-DASKAutomatic Installers8.2 Automatic InstallersSeveral programming environments provide setups or distributionki

128 Distribution of ApplicationsPCIS-DASKManual Installation8.3 Manual InstallationIf the programming environment does not include a setup or distri-b

4IntroductionPCIS-DASKLanguage Support

Function Classes 5PCIS-DASK2 Function ClassesThis chapter describes the classes of functions that the PCIS-DASK supports.All PCIS-DASK functions are g

6 Function ClassesPCIS-DASKGeneral Configuration Function Group2.1 General Configuration Function GroupThese functions initialize and configure data a

Function Classes 7PCIS-DASKAnalog Input Function Group2.3 Analog Input Function GroupAnalog Input Configuration FunctionsAI_9111_Config Informs PCIS-D

8 Function ClassesPCIS-DASKAnalog Input Function Grouplog input operation of PCI9118. Youmust call this function before callingfunction to perform con

Function Classes 9PCIS-DASKAnalog Input Function GroupAI_GetView Gets the mapped buffer address of theanalog input memory that is available inthe dev

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10 Function ClassesPCIS-DASKAnalog Input Function GroupAI_ContReadMultiChannelsPerforms continuous A/D conversionson the specified analog input channe

Function Classes 11PCIS-DASKAnalog Input Function GroupThe notification is performed through auser-specified callback function.AI_ContBufferReset Rese

12 Function ClassesPCIS-DASKAnalog Output Function Group2.4 Analog Output Function GroupAnalog Output Configuration FunctionsAO_6208A_Config Informs P

Function Classes 13PCIS-DASKAnalog Output Function GroupOne-Shot Analog Output FunctionsAO_WriteChannel Writes a binary value to the specifiedanalog o

14 Function ClassesPCIS-DASKDigital Input Function Group2.5 Digital Input Function GroupDigital Input Configuration FunctionsDI_7200_Config Informs PC

Function Classes 15PCIS-DASKDigital Input Function GroupContinuous Digital Input FunctionsDI_ContReadPort Performs continuous digital input on thespec

16 Function ClassesPCIS-DASKDigital Input Function GroupAsynchronous Digital Input Monitoring FunctionsDI_AsyncCheck Checks the current status of the

Function Classes 17PCIS-DASKDigital Output Function Group2.6 Digital Output Function GroupDigital Output Configuration FunctionsDO_7200_Config Informs

18 Function ClassesPCIS-DASKDigital Output Function GroupOne-Shot Digital Output FunctionsDO_WriteLine Sets the specified digital output line inthe sp

Function Classes 19PCIS-DASKDigital Output Function GroupContinuous Digital Output FunctionsDO_ContWritePort Performs continuous digital output onthe

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20 Function ClassesPCIS-DASKTimer/Counter Function Group2.7 Timer/Counter Function GroupTimer/Counter FunctionsCTR_Setup Configures the selected count

Function Classes 21PCIS-DASKTimer/Counter Function GroupGPTC_Status Reads the latched GPTC status of thegeneral-purpose counter/timer fromGPTC status

22 Function ClassesPCIS-DASKDigital Input/Output Function Group2.8 Digital Input/Output Function GroupDigital Input/Output Configuration FunctionsDIO_

Function Classes 23PCIS-DASKDigital Input/Output Function GroupDual-Interrupt System Setting FunctionsDIO_SetDualInterrupt Controls two interrupt sour

24Local Interrupt Setting FunctionsDIO_7300SetInterrupt Controls the interrupt sources (AUXDIand Timer2) of local Interrupt system ofPCI-7300A/cPCI-73

Function Classes 25PCIS-DASKEmergency Shutdown Function Group2.9 Emergency Shutdown Function GroupEMGShutDownControl Controls emergency shutdown.EMGSh

26 Function ClassesPCIS-DASKCalibration Function Group

Building Applications 27PCIS-DASKContiguous Memory Allocation3 Building Applications3.1 Contiguous Memory AllocationThe PCIS-DASK features continuous

28 Building ApplicationsPCIS-DASKApplication Building Fundamentals in Windows3.2 Application Building Fundamentals in WindowsThe following sections pr

Building Applications 29PCIS-DASKApplication Building Fundamentals in WindowsUsing Microsoft® Visual Basic®Follow the steps in the succeeding sections

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30 Building ApplicationsPCIS-DASKApplication Building Fundamentals in Windowsstants that can be used to develop the data acquisition application.To ad

Building Applications 31PCIS-DASKApplication Building Fundamentals in WindowsDesign the interfaceTo design the interface for the application, place al

32 Building ApplicationsPCIS-DASKApplication Building Fundamentals in Linux3.3 Application Building Fundamentals in LinuxThe following sections provid

Building Applications 33PCIS-DASKApplication Building Fundamentals Using .NET3.4 Application Building Fundamentals Using .NETThe following sections pr

34 Building ApplicationsPCIS-DASKApplication Building Fundamentals Using .NETtory. By default, the DASK.vb file is installed at C:\ADLINK\PCIS-DASK\IN

Building Applications 35PCIS-DASKApplication Building Fundamentals Using .NETUsing Microsoft C#To create a data acquisition application using PCIS-DAS

36 Building ApplicationsPCIS-DASKApplication Building Fundamentals Using .NETtory. By default, the DASK.cs file is installed at C:\ADLINK\PCIS-DASK\IN

Building Applications 37PCIS-DASKApplication Building Fundamentals Using .NETCreating Windows® PCIS-DASK Application Using Microsoft VB.net.To create

384. Run your application. Do one of the following to run theapplication:Z Choose Start from the Run menuZ Click the Start icon from the toolbarZ Pr

Building Applications 39PCIS-DASKApplication Building Fundamentals Using .NETUsing Callback Functions in a C# Application with PCIS-DASKTo use callbac

Using this manualAudience and scopeThis manual guides you when using the PCIS-DASK softwaredriver for NuDAQ PCI bus data acquisition cards. This manua

40 Building ApplicationsPCIS-DASKApplication Building Fundamentals Using .NET

Application Hints 41PCIS-DASK4 Application HintsThis chapter provides the programming schemes showing thefunction flow of that PCIS-DASK performs anal

42 Application HintsPCIS-DASKAnalog Input4.1 Analog InputPCIS-DASK provides two kinds of analog input operation: nonbuf-fered single-point analog inpu

Application Hints 43PCIS-DASKAnalog InputOne-Shot Analog InputThis section describes the function flow typical of non-buffered sin-gle-point analog in

44 Application HintsPCIS-DASKAnalog InputSynchronous Continuous Analog InputThis section describes the function flow typical of synchronousanalog inpu

Application Hints 45PCIS-DASKAnalog InputNon-Trigger Non-double-buffered Asynchronous Continuous Analog InputThis section describes the function flow

46 Application HintsPCIS-DASKAnalog InputExample code fragmentcard = Register_Card(PCI_9112, card_number);…AI_9112_Config(card,TRIG_INT_PACER);AI_Asyn

Application Hints 47PCIS-DASKAnalog InputNon-Trigger Double-buffered Asynchronous Continuous Analog InputThis section describes the function flow typi

48 Application HintsPCIS-DASKAnalog InputExample code fragmentcard = Register_Card(PCI_9112, card_number);…AI_9112_Config(card,TRIG_INT_PACER);AI_Asyn

Application Hints 49PCIS-DASKAnalog InputTrigger Mode Non-double-buffered Asynchronous Continuous Analog InputThis section describes the function flow

ConventionsTake note of the following conventions used throughout the man-ual to make sure that you perform certain tasks and instructionsproperly.NOT

50 Application HintsPCIS-DASKAnalog InputExample code fragmentcard = Register_Card(PCI_9118, card_number);…AI_9118_Config(card, P9118_AI_BiPolar|P9118

Application Hints 51PCIS-DASKAnalog InputTrigger Mode Double-buffered Asynchronous Continuous Analog InputThis section describes the function flow typ

52 Application HintsPCIS-DASKAnalog InputNOAI_ContReadChannel/ AI_ContReadChannelToFileAI_ContScanChannels/ AI_ContScanChannelsToFileSample multiple c

Application Hints 53PCIS-DASKAnalog InputExample code fragmentcard = Register_Card(PCI_9118, card_number);…AI_9118_Config(card,P9118_AI_BiPolar|P9118_

54 Application HintsPCIS-DASKAnalog Output Programming Hints4.2 Analog Output Programming HintsThis section describes the function flow typical of sin

Application Hints 55PCIS-DASKDigital Input Programming Hints4.3 Digital Input Programming HintsThe PCIS-DASK provides two types of digital input opera

56 Application HintsPCIS-DASKDigital Input Programming HintsOne-Shot Digital InputThis section describes the function flow typical of non-buffered sin

Application Hints 57PCIS-DASKDigital Input Programming Hints:card = Register_Card(PCI_7442, card_number);//line configured DIO_LineConfig(card ,P7442_

58 Application HintsPCIS-DASKDigital Input Programming HintsSynchronous Continuous Digital InputThis section describes the function flow typical of sy

Application Hints 59PCIS-DASKDigital Input Programming HintsNon-double-buffered Asynchronous Continuous Digital InputThis section describes the functi

Table of Contents iPCIS-DASKTable of Contents1 Introduction ... 11.1 Hardware Su

60 Application HintsPCIS-DASKDigital Input Programming HintsExample code fragment:card = Register_Card(PCI_7200, card_number);…DI_7200_Config(card,TRI

Application Hints 61PCIS-DASKDigital Input Programming HintsDouble-buffered Asynchronous Continuous Digital InputThis section describes the function f

62 Application HintsPCIS-DASKDigital Input Programming HintsExample code fragment:card = Register_Card(PCI_7200, card_number);…DI_7200_Config(card,TRI

Application Hints 63PCIS-DASKDigital Input Programming HintsMultiple-buffered Asynchronous Continuous Digital InputThis section describes the function

64 Application HintsPCIS-DASKDigital Input Programming HintsDI_XXXX_Config(XXXX = card type)DI_ContMultiBufferSetup repeatedly…Next half bufferready?

Application Hints 65PCIS-DASKDigital Input Programming HintsExample code fragment:card = Register_Card(PCI_7300A_RevB, card_number);…DI_7300B_Config(c

66 Application HintsPCIS-DASKDigital Output Programming Hints4.4 Digital Output Programming HintsThe PCIS-DASK provides three types of digital output

Application Hints 67PCIS-DASKDigital Output Programming HintsOne-Shot Digital OutputThis section describes the function flow typical of non-buffered s

68 Application HintsPCIS-DASKDigital Output Programming Hints:card = Register_Card(PCI_7442, card_number);//Lines configured DIO_LineConfig(card, P744

Application Hints 69PCIS-DASKDigital Output Programming HintsSynchronous Continuous Digital OutputThis section describes the function flow typical of

ii Table of ContentsPCIS-DASK3.1 Contiguous Memory Allocation ... 273.2 Application Building Fundamentals in W

70 Application HintsPCIS-DASKDigital Output Programming HintsAsynchronous Continuous Digital OutputThis section describes the function flow typical of

Application Hints 71PCIS-DASKDigital Output Programming HintsPattern Generation Digital OutputThis section describes the function flow typical of patt

72 Application HintsPCIS-DASKDigital Output Programming HintsMultiple-buffered Asynchronous Continuous Digital OutputThis section describes the functi

Application Hints 73PCIS-DASKDigital Output Programming HintsExample code fragment:card = Register_Card(PCI_7300A_RevB, card_number);…DO_7300B_Config

74 Application HintsPCIS-DASKDAQ Event Message Programming Hints4.5 DAQ Event Message Programming HintsDAQ Event Message functions are efficient ways

Application Hints 75PCIS-DASKDAQ Event Message Programming HintsExample code fragment:card = Register_Card(PCI_9118DG, card_number);AI_9118_Config(car

76 Application HintsPCIS-DASKInterrupt Event Message Programming Hints4.6 Interrupt Event Message Programming HintsThe PCIS-DASK comes with two method

Application Hints 77PCIS-DASKInterrupt Event Message Programming HintsThrough user-defined callbacks and Windows MessagequeueExample code fragment:car

78 Application HintsPCIS-DASKInterrupt Event Message Programming HintsThrough a Win32 wait functionExample code fragment:card = Register_Card(PCI_7230

Continuous Data Transfer 79PCIS-DASKMechanisms5 Continuous Data TransferThe continuous data transfer function in the PCIS-DASK inputs oroutputs blocks

Table of Contents iiiPCIS-DASKAsynchronous Continuous Digital Output ... 70Pattern Generation Digital Output ...

80 Continuous Data TransferPCIS-DASKDouble-Buffered AI/DI Operation5.2 Double-Buffered AI/DI OperationThe PCIS-DASK uses double-buffering techniques i

Continuous Data Transfer 81PCIS-DASKDouble-Buffered AI/DI OperationAI_AsyncDblBufferHalfReady or DI_AsyncDblBufferHalfReadyto check if data in the cir

82 Continuous Data TransferPCIS-DASKDouble-Buffered AI/DI OperationSingle-Buffered Versus Double-Buffered Data TransferSingle-buffered data transfer i

Continuous Data Transfer 83PCIS-DASKTrigger Mode Data Acquisition for Analog Input5.3 Trigger Mode Data Acquisition for Analog InputA trigger is an ev

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Utilities 85PCIS-DASKWin32 Utilities6 UtilitiesThis chapter introduces the tools that came with the PCIS-DASKpackage.6.1 Win32 UtilitiesNuDAQ Registry

86 UtilitiesPCIS-DASKWin32 UtilitiesA Driver Configuration window appears.From the Card Type drop-down menu, select the driver you wantto register, th

Utilities 87PCIS-DASKWin32 UtilitiesAfter setting the driver configuration, click OK to register the driverand return to the PciUtil main window. The

88 UtilitiesPCIS-DASKWin32 UtilitiesUsing PciUtil in Windows® 98/2000/XP/Server 2003The PciUtil sets or modifies the allocated buffer sizes of AI, AO,

Utilities 89PCIS-DASKWin32 UtilitiesData File Converter (DAQCvt)When performing continuous data acquisition followed by storageto a disk operation, th