Re: High speed data logger VI

2004-02-27 Thread Jeremy L
Hi Mondeep, For the 4472, there is a 32->24 bit lossless mode and a 32->16 bit lossy mode. On 16 bit MIO, there is a 16 bit no compression mode and an 8 bit lossy mode. For 12 bit MIO, there is a 16->12 but lossless mode and and an 8 bit lossy mode. Unfortunately, we do not support the HSDL VIs

Re: High speed data logger VI

2004-02-27 Thread Blore
Dear Jeremy, Thanks for the response. Yes,We do require the extra bandwidth as channel count is high as well as there is considerable online calculation and display in the application. We found one of the bottle neck is the logging speed. If you can send the VIs you are talking about it would be gr

Re: High speed data logger VI

2004-02-26 Thread Jeremy L
Hi Mondeep, In response to your second question, the 4472 card is NOT supported by the VIs found on the linked webpage. The 4472 running at full speed on all 8 channels generates approximately 3.2 MB/s. HSDL generally increases throughput from standard DAQ and LV disk tools by about 30%, so you

Re: High speed data logger VI

2004-02-26 Thread Jeremy L
Sorry for the broken message! In addition, most computers are able to stream to disk at about 20 MB/s. So it should be able to write and handle the output of the 4472 just fine, without needing the HSDL. Jeremy L. National Instruments

High speed data logger VI

2004-02-25 Thread Blore
I have two questions regarding the high speed data logging VIs available at the following link http://sine.ni.com/apps/we/niepd_web_display.display_epd4?p_guid=B45EACE3EE4756A4E034080020E74861&p_node=DZ52303&p_submitted=N&p_rank=&p_answer=&p_source=External 1) When we retrieve the data is it in d