- From: Rolf Mueller <rolf.mueller_at_uni-tuebingen.de>
- Date: Thu, 18 Jul 2002 10:38:03 +0200
Dear Dave, I am happy to confirm from my side that the c++ sample code we have does work flawlessly for ai with both my 6110 and 6111 boards (There is a little offset, which is most likely due to the boards not being calibrated). I suppose, the difficulties I was experiencing with my 6111 initially were most likely due to the fact that I did not take the power down on the host PC after experimenting with comedi. After the reboot I have not seen a single failure of the example programs, which is certainly much better than any manipulation I tried on comedi so far (none of them did prevent errors with certainty). Do you think, the sequence of register accesses from the stand-alone examples could/should be merged into comedi? If so, how? - What I like about the examples is that they have the register accesses parceled out nicely into functions (e.g., for resetting ai, board configuration, MSC clock configuration, clearing the FIFO, board personalization, ...) Would it make sense to have such functions in comedi as well? Do you have suggestions as to what functional blocks of a revised sequence should be? Thank you very much in advance, Rolf -- Rolf Mueller, rolf.mueller_at_uni-tuebingen.de Biosonar Lab, Tuebingen University, Morgenstelle 28, 72076 Tuebingen Phone +49 7071 29-74838 Fax. +49 7071 292618
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