I am a university student and recently acquired a MCC USB-3105 device for my project. I am currently trying to produce an analog output sinusoidal signal on the device using the example code provided by ULx. Specifically the example 'ULx Cont Gen Voltage Wfm-int Clk-Non Regeneration.vi' .However, I am running into an error with timing. The error is shown below:
Error 10015 occurred at ULx timing (Sample Clock).vi
Possible reason(s):
Paced operation is not supported for the specified task.
Use no clock mode.
I believe the device has an internal clock, as it is able to produce a sinusoidal signal on TracerDAQ. I have also tried changing the timing parameters (sample clock rate) and buffer parameters (size(samples)). But I keep running into the same errors. From the specification sheet (see attached) it says the throughput is 100Hz, does anyone have any clarity on what this means with respect to sampling clock rate?
If anyone has experienced with this, I would greatly appreciate your support. Please find attached the LabVIEW llb.
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Jordan Fuentes
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I am a university student and recently acquired a MCC USB-3105 device for my project. I am currently trying to produce an analog output sinusoidal signal on the device using the example code provided by ULx. Specifically the example 'ULx Cont Gen Voltage Wfm-int Clk-Non Regeneration.vi' .However, I am running into an error with timing. The error is shown below:
Error 10015 occurred at ULx timing (Sample Clock).vi
Possible reason(s):
Paced operation is not supported for the specified task.
Use no clock mode.
I believe the device has an internal clock, as it is able to produce a sinusoidal signal on TracerDAQ. I have also tried changing the timing parameters (sample clock rate) and buffer parameters (size(samples)). But I keep running into the same errors. From the specification sheet (see attached) it says the throughput is 100Hz, does anyone have any clarity on what this means with respect to sampling clock rate?
If anyone has experienced with this, I would greatly appreciate your support. Please find attached the LabVIEW llb.
USB-3105 User's Guide.pdf Generate Voltage.llb
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