National Instruments DIO 6533 사용자 설명서
Chapter 4
Signal Connections
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DIO 6533 User Manual
other device’s REQ pin. When you exchange two signals on the I/O
connector, you also exchange them for RTSI purposes.
connector, you also exchange them for RTSI purposes.
Signal Descriptions
Table 4-1 provides signal descriptions. Each signal on the 6533 device
is referenced to the GND lines.
is referenced to the GND lines.
Table 4-1.
Signal Descriptions
Pins
Signal Name
Signal Type
Description
2, 9
REQ<1..2>
Control
Group 1 and group 2 request lines—In
handshaking mode, a group’s REQ line carries
handshaking status information from the
peripheral.
handshaking mode, a group’s REQ line carries
handshaking status information from the
peripheral.
In pattern generation mode, REQ carries timing
pulses either to or from the peripheral to strobe
data into or out of the 6533 device. These strobe
signals are comparable to the CONVERT* or
UPDATE* signals of an analog DAQ device.
pulses either to or from the peripheral to strobe
data into or out of the 6533 device. These strobe
signals are comparable to the CONVERT* or
UPDATE* signals of an analog DAQ device.
When not configuring the 6533 device for group
operations, you can use the REQ<1..2> lines as
extra, general-purpose input lines (IN<3..4>).
operations, you can use the REQ<1..2> lines as
extra, general-purpose input lines (IN<3..4>).
3, 8
ACK<1..2>
Control
Group 1 and group 2 acknowledge lines—In
handshaking mode, a group’s ACK line carries
handshaking control information to the peripheral.
handshaking mode, a group’s ACK line carries
handshaking control information to the peripheral.
In pattern generation mode, the ACK lines can
function as STARTTRIG<1..2> lines. You can use
rising or falling edges on these lines to start pattern
generation operations.
function as STARTTRIG<1..2> lines. You can use
rising or falling edges on these lines to start pattern
generation operations.
When not configuring the 6533 device for group
operations, you can use the ACK<1..2> lines as
extra, general-purpose output lines (OUT<3..4>).
operations, you can use the ACK<1..2> lines as
extra, general-purpose output lines (OUT<3..4>).