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Awesome, thanks for that. On the PSI Graph why is the red indicator thicker than the blue indicator? Is there a way to make it thinner?

Hi John, I hope you're having a good day. I'm having a small display issue with my software. All of my display modules are chart recorders and I've noticed when I record live the display is not plotting all of the inputs I have going into the module, but the module picks up each input because it has each of them labeled in the legend. Could this be because a chart recorder isn't the most suitable thing for what I'm trying to achieve? should I use a Y/T chart? regards,

Hi John, I'm attempting to add another channel to my digital meter and when I click on the channel, this error message pops up. Is the max for a digital meter 3 inputs?

Hey John, Where would I go to change the sample rate from 390Hz to 100Hz?

Awesome, it works! Thanks again!

There is a time information or block length error for relay 02. The error causes the run to stop almost immediately.

Cool, I'm about to test it now. What is the switch type for module Switch02?

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Could you explain more? I'm not as technical as most when it comes to data acquisition. From what I see within DASYLab the start/stop module is an output module, so I'll have a difficult time trying to incorporate it. I'm just trying to have the "start and stop" operation completely independent from the "start/stop" of recording my data.

Hi John, Is there a way I can click one switch to turn on the I/O ports on my USB 1616HS-4 and have it read the sensors I have wired to the ports, but also have another switch that I can click to start and stop recording my data to an excel sheet. By default, everything is coded to one switch which is no good for the tests I'm trying to execute. To reiterate, I want to be able to start and stop writing data on command but when I'm not writing data to an excel, I still want to see live data on my digital meter.

What action would I take to prevent this error message from popping up? Thanks for your technical support. All answers you've provided have been clear and helpful.

Hi, I'm having software issues with my MCC-DRV digital output on the USB 1616HS-4. My goal is to control the digital out channels on the DO port 2 portion of the USB 1616HS-4 because I want to activate/deactivate an 8-relay module that I have wired to the USB 1616HS-4 Dig-Ctr I/O. A scan rate error pops up when I attempt to run the test and no matter what I change in output module's time base settings, and it continues to pop up. Any suggestions? Also, In DASYLab's 2020 and USB 1616HS-4 manuals there's a lack of information on how to handle MCC-DRV's output module. All I can find is the pinout. Is there any configuration I need to do from a software standpoint in order to get those ports and channels functional.

Thanks, I did what you stated above but I'm not understanding how this would help me with my thermocouples. I'm powering both AI-EXP48 & USB 1616HS-4 through a USB 3.0 port on my PC. Do I need to utilize the external power on the USB 1616HS-4? My goal is to utilize the AI-EXP48 analog inputs for my thermocouples. When I click on DASYLab's MCC-DRV option it only shows the module that I have my pressure transducers wired into.

I have both USB-1616HS-4 and AI-EXP48 in my DAQ box. The setup consists of having my Thermocouples analog in the AI-EXP48 with my pressure transducers analog into the USB-1616HS. When I run instaCal it only detects my USB-1616HS board. I have both boards connected with CA-96A cable so both should be functional. Is there an easy solution for why the AI-EXP48 is not showing up in instaCal therefore not giving my any thermocouple readings?

Attempted to drag in a MCC-DRV analog input but when the ‘select module’ pop up shows it states no DAQ found and for me to run InstaCal. When I run InstaCal it detects my DAQ Board. Please assist