- From: Marco Diefenbacher <mardiefe_at_ailab.ch>
- Date: Wed, 19 Nov 2003 16:53:38 +0100
Hello I am experiencing the same problem as described by Jonathan Maltz on the 8. Nov. I want to read all 16 channels at least with 1000Hz and there are a lot of zeros inbetween the values. I started to count the zeros and there were exactly 512 of them. One coincidence i found with this number: the DAQ-Card's FIFO-buffer saves 512 samples. does this mean anything? If the frequency is down at 500Hz everything worked perfectly, but this rate is too low for the task i need it for. The number of "real" values, meaning non-zero-values, is smaller than 512 but cannot be determined. The number is constant for a specific # of channels and a specific frequency. We are working with a fast PC (P IV Processor (3GHz) and 512 MB RAM) so there shouldn't be a problem with the performance of the computer. We are running debian linux. Any help is appreciated. Thanks a lot. Marco
Received on 2003-11-19Z15:53:38