[Continuous data logged to generate mV vs time (microsecond) using MCC DAQ 172]

On 6/10/2022 at 8:43 PM, Jeffrey said:

Hello @Wan,

Unfortunately Measurement Computing does not provide the support you are looking for.  Our support ends with helping you acquire streaming data from the MCC 172, and  you have already resolved that.  What you seek is beyond the scope of what we offer.  The MCC 152 is our offering for analog outputs, but it is not capable of rigidly clocked output data.

A quick Google search revealed this:  https://www.circuitbasics.com/how-to-play-audio-with-the-raspberry-pi/  Perhaps this will help put you on the right track.

Good luck on your project.

Regards,

Jeffrey

Hi Jeffrey,

Thank you so much on your prompt reply. Really appreciated that. Regarding your answer on my problem, is that means the MCC 172 is not capable on setting up to acquire the continues data for mV vs time (microsecond) or your side is just entitle to support up to certain stage of MCC programming development only?

Thanks,
Regards 

[Continuous data logged to generate mV vs time (microsecond) using MCC DAQ 172]

Hi,

I am in the middle of working on my small project using the MCC DAQ 172 with Raspberry Pi 4. I used the Python library provided in my codes and also referred to the example logs software on cont_scan_csv.py. My desired output is to generate continues scan logged for mV vs time (microsecond). I have difficulty in choosing the right command or function line to be used to generate the continues mV data with respect to the time of test (TOT) in microsecond. Really appreciate if anyone can assist me in this matters for me to achieve the desire output.

Thanks.
Regards.