AioGetAoTransferLap

Function

Retrieves the repeat times if the user buffer is used in repeat mode.
This function can only be used when the transfer mode of the conversion data that is set by AioSetAoTransferMode is User buffer mode.
It cannot be used when the transfer mode of the conversion data is Device buffer mode.

Format

Ret = AioGetAoTransferLap ( Id , Lap )

Parameters

Id [ C, C++ : short ] [ Python : ctypes.c_short ]
Specifies the Device ID retrieved from AioInit function.

Lap [ C, C++ : long * ] [ Python : ctypes.POINTER(ctypes.c_long) ]
Specifies the address of the variable that stores the repeat times.

Return value

Ret [ C, C++ : long ] [ Python : ctypes.c_long ]

Return values	Content
0	Normality completion
7	Execute AioResetDevice function because the device has recovered from standby mode
10001	Invalid Id was specified Use the Id retrieved from AioInit to specify the Id in this function.
10002	AIO driver can't be called At first, perform AioInit function.
13700	Pointer to Lap is NULL Specify the address of variable to parameter.
20001	This function can't be used by this device
20003	Can not use because another process is using the device When another process is using the device, all functions except for those that support multi-process can not be performed.

Initial value

In all devices, Lap = 0

Remarks

Lap is automatically reset to 0 when the conversion is started by AioStartAo.

This function can be executed even if the device is in operation.
This function cannot be used on devices without the analog output function.

Example

Retrieves the number of overwrite.

C, C++	long Ret; long Lap; Ret = AioGetAoTransferLap ( Id , &Lap );
Python	Ret = ctypes.c_long() Lap = ctypes.c_long() Ret.value = caio.AioGetAoTransferLap ( Id , ctypes.byref(Lap) )