CVI VXI Interrupt and Signal Examples These examples illustrate how to handle interrupts as signals using NI-VXI. One example uses the queueing mechanism and the other example uses the handler mechanism. Software: LabWindows/CVI Full Development System Hardware: VXI/VME/MXI
High-Level Register Access with NI-VISA This example reads and writes the offset register of the VXIVME device at logical address 0. To do this, the example reads the register at 0xC006 in A16 space; then writes the value back to the same register. Software: LabWindows/CVI Full Development System Hardware: VXI/VME/MXI
LabVIEW 5.x VISA Interrupt Handling Example This VI will handle asynchronous VXI/VME interrupt and VXI signal events. Notice that it uses a VISA attribute to return the Status/ID value that was passed from the interrupting device. You can use VIC or victext to assert an interrupt to see how this example works. Software: LabVIEW Full Development System Hardware: VXI/VME/MXI
Microsoft Visual C++ VISA Interrupt Handling Example (Queueing Method) This example configures an event queue to receive interrupts. The program can be exercised by running it and then asserting an interrupt with VIC or VICtext, the VXI Interactive Control program. Hardware: VXI/VME/MXI
Reading and Writing to to 16-bit Words to Registers (High Level Register Access) This example reads in the 16-bit register at the offset specified with the Offset to Read control from the specified address space. The offset is relative to the base of the memory set for the VXI or VME device specified in the Resource Name. Software: LabVIEW Full Development System Hardware: VXI/VME/MXI
VXI/VME LabWindows/CVI NI-VXI High Level Register Access Example This code is designed to run in CVI. It demonstrates low level VXI functions by doing the following calls to read the configuration registers from logical address 0. Flow of code is: 1) VXIinReg() to read the offset specified by user. Software: LabWindows/CVI Full Development System Hardware: VXI/VME/MXI
VXI/VME RORA Interrupt Handler Example This example illustrates how to configure National Instrument VXI/VME controllers to respond to RORA interrupters. RORA (Release On Register Access) interrupters do not respond to a typical VXI/VME interrupt acknowledge cycle. Software: LabWindows/CVI Full Development System Hardware: VXI/VME/MXI
VXI Asynchronous Front Panel Trigger Handling THIS EXAMPLE PROGRAM IS PROVIDED "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND AND SUBJECT TO CERTAIN RESTRICTIONS AS MORE SPECIFICALLY SET FORTH IN NI.COM'S TERMS OF USE (http://ni.com/legal/termsofuse/unitedstates/us/). Software: LabWindows/CVI Base Development System Hardware: VXI/VME/MXI
Continuous Data logging Document Type: Customer Submitted Example Contributor Name: Vikas Kumthekar Contributor Company: Tata Consultancy Services,Pune. NI Supported: No Publish Date: Sep 12, 2006 Software: LabVIEW Base Development System Hardware: VXI/VME/MXI
VXI/VME SYSFAIL Example This example shows one way that you could create an application that would respond to a VXI/VME SYSFAIL condition. Using the VISA Property VXI/VME Sysfail State, you can query your VXI backplane, and build a structure to respond to the VXI/VME Sysfail State. The . Software: LabVIEW Base Development System Hardware: VXI/VME/MXI
