VB.NET NI-SCOPE - Getting Started

Recommended Input Signal: 100 kHz, 1.8 Vpp, sine wave

This example achieves the same result as the NI-SCOPE Getting Started Examples for LabVIEW and C.  It uses Auto Setup to sense the input signal and automatically configure the vertical range, sample rate and record length appropriately for a finite acquisition.

This example uses the Visual Basic .NET wrapper that can be downloaded using the link in the related links section below.  The current NI-SCOPE driver (3.2 and later) has native .NET support and does not require the wrapper.  To download and install the native .NET support and it's examples you will need to install the NI-SCOPE .NET Class Library (see link below).  

Related Links:

Drivers and Updates: NI-SCOPE .NET Class Libraries - Windows Vista x64/Vista x86/XP KnowledgeBase 4L0FSTDE: Using NI-SCOPE with C# and Visual Basic .NET NI Discussion Forums: Importing NI-SCOPE DLL into VB.NET NI Developer Zone: NI-SCOPE .NET Driver Support KnowledgeBase 3939UN5B: Microsoft Visual C# and Visual Basic .NET Wrappers for National Instruments Modular Instruments Drivers

 

Requirements

Filename: niscopeex-gettingstartedvb.zip

Software Requirements

Language(s): Visual Basic .NET

Hardware Requirements

Hardware Group: High-Speed Digitizers (Scopes)
Hardware Model: PCI-5102, PCI-5105, PCI-5112, PCI-5114, PCI-5122, PCI-5124, PCI-5922, PXI-5102, PXI-5105, PXI-5112, PXI-5114, PXI-5122, PXI-5124, PXI-5922
Driver: NI-SCOPE

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The resources for the VB example don't seem to be included? re: ni.common, ni.ui, ni.ui.win
- mike collins, mc construction. solabeirtan@cs.com - Dec 18, 2005