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I measure two channels: Force and Displacement. I calculate and record the maximum value of force during the measurement. Now I would like to know the corresponding value of the displacement when the force is at the maximum.

I want to change the file name on a daily basis, using the date in the name, very much like example 9.10.6 in the DF User Guide. Based on the example I created the document as attached. The data is logged into the first file that I manually created in the logging set. At midnight the logging stopped because there was no file created in with the 'correct' name. The new logging file (with the correct name/date) appears in the Logging set. But the data file is not saved. You have to do this manually using the 'Browse' and then 'Save' button. Then (I think) you have to stop and start the logging set in order to start the actual logging. According the example this should run fully automatically, so what is my mistake here? Klimaat laboratorium Daily Logging with wait until.ctl

Thanks for the fast reply. The sequence is now running without error messages. Following the description in chapter 10.5.7 I have created a channel, I/O type Timer, channel # 0. It really cannot get simpler than this but somehow I cannot get the pulse count on the screen. I added the document for you to check where I wrong. Buigbank alleen encoder v1.ctl

I have an absolute wire encoder that I want to connect to a U6 Pro Labjack (ID 6) in combination with DaqFactory. Channel A is connected to FIO0 and channel B to FIO1. The encoder works OK with the LJ Control Panel. The counts go up and down when I move the wire up and down. In Daqfactory I cannot get it to work. I created a sequence that (I think) is a copy of the Quadrature example in the Application Guide. However, I get an error message C1000 as shown in the attachment. What do I miss?

Dear Guru, Based on your quick reply (as usual) I created a basic try-out version as attached. Unfortunately I miss something since it does not work as expected. Can you please have a look? Conditional conversion TRYOUT v1.ctl

After calibrating a displacement sensor it shows that the best results are obtained when splitting the range of the sensor in two parts (range A and range B). In range A, conversion A is the best, in range B, conversion B gives the best results. How can I use two different conversions, based on a button with which I select the range taht I use.

Hello Guru, This is very useful and works fine. Suppose that I want to use a test timer that can show the test time in hours, minutes and seconds, but with the possibility to show the hours up to a large number (e.g. 1000 hours). How could this be achieved?

Dear Guru, I apologise.

Dear, I have a test set-up with 3 lasers to measure the distance between the lasers and an object. I want to measure the actual distance and also the change of distance over time. Therefore I want to zero the data of all three lasers. I use 'zeroPoint' for this. I would expect that I can create three 'zeroPoints' (e.g. 1,2 and 3), one for each laser. But it seems that I can use only one 'zeroPoint', meaning that the same value is subtracted from the data of all three lasers. How can I set the zero for each individual laser? Below is a screenshot of the page that is relevant (page 2). I also attached the prototype of the DF application so it is hopefully more obvious what I am trying to explain here. Laser Kruiptest English v5.ctl

Thanks for the support. I tried out the example you sent me. I have connected my top sensor to FIO0 and my bottom sensor to FIO1. When an object passes the top sensor, the time display stays at 0 seconds, which is good because the timer should now start at the falling edge produced by the top sensor. When the object passes the bottom sensor, the display shows a very low value, even if the object (in this case my hand) passes the bottom sensor seconds after it passes the top sensor (see figure). In fact, even if my hand only passes the bottom sensor, a value is shown (again a very low value). In this case the timer should not be started at all. It seems that the timer is started by the bottom sensor (FIO1) and also stopped by the same sensor. It looks as if the time duration of the falling edge (from high to low) is measured and displayed.

I have been experimenting with the Labjack U6. In the documents, the line-to-line measurement requires mode 14 for both timers. Unfortunately there are only 13 modes available in the mode menu of panel 'Configure Timers and Counters' of the U6 Test Panel. The line-to-line measurement mode seems to be missing.

Thanks for the fast reply. I plan on using a Labjack U6. I am happy to read that it should be possible to measure such short intervals. I am going to try to follow the Labjack tutorials on this topic. At first glance it seems rather complicated. So far I have only limited experience with DaqFactory.

I want to measure the speed of an object. The object passes two optical sensors, causing the output of the sensors go from high (~10 Volts) to low (~0 Volts) and back again. In order to measure the speed I would like to measure the time between the two respective falling edges of the signals coming from the two sensors. I want to start the measurement at the first falling edge and stop it at the second falling edge. In the worst case the time between the two edges is extremely short, i.e. some microseconds. I am thinking to measure/count the clock pulses between the two events, or perhaps count the number of data points, providing that I can measure and record at a very high sampling rate. Does anyone have an idea how to achieve this?

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Is it possible to automatically show the created DaqFactory pages on a screen, in other words to create a slide show of a selected set of pages with a selected time interval?