Setting Channel
④ Analog Output [ao_init.vi]

 

Select for analog output

 

Layout of IN/OUT terminal

 

IN terminal

DeviceName

Initial value: "AIO000"

[Essential]
Specify the device name (Devicename) to use

Devicename is set and confirmed by device manager

 

AoRange

[-1] Can be set

Initial value: -1(Not change)

Specify the analog output range

Range

Value

  

Range

Value

  

Range

Value

  

Range

Value

±10V

0

  

±0.25V

8

  

0 to 10V

50

  

0 to 0.1V

58

±5V

1

  

±0.125V

9

  

0 to 5V

51

  

0 to 0.05V

59

±2.5V

2

  

±0.1V

10

  

0 to 4.095V

52

  

0 to 0.025V

60

±1.25V

3

  

±0.05V

11

  

0 to 2.5V

53

  

0 to 0.0125V

61

±1V

4

  

±0.025V

12

  

0 to 1.25V

54

  

0 to 0.01V

62

±0.625V

5

  

±0.125V

13

  

0 to 1V

55

  

0 to 20mA

100

±0.5V

6

  

±0.01V

14

  

0 to 0.5V

56

  

4 to 20mA

101

±0.3125V

7

        

0 to 0.25V

57

  

1 to 5V

150

*About the available range,please refer to the manual of the using board
*In the initial state and if terminal is not connected, the initial setting value depends on the device
  Please refer to [Device-specific Setting List]

 

AoChannelNum

[-1] Can be set

Initial value: 1

Specify the number of channels used when waveform output is performed with analog output using buffer
The channels to be used are [Ch0 to Ch(AoChannelNum-1)]

 e.g.) When 3 is specified for AoChannelNum, three channels of Ch 0, Ch 1, and Ch 2 are used

*In the case of analog output without buffer, this setting is ignored, so no need to set this terminal

 

Operate with initial value

There is an initial value for each input terminal setting.

For example, since the initial value of [AoChannelNum] that specifies the number of channels of analog continuous output is [1], it is not necessary to set [AoChannelNum] especially when waveform output of 1 channel is performed.