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Each bit is usually a channel, but it depends on the hardware. In Modbus, for example, the bit I/O types are coils and input status. You'd create a separate channel for each coil or input status bit. Internally, DAQFactory will automatically deal with any bit->byte/word packing that the protocol uses.

For test channel, you could use the Dig Out I/O type to simulate a bit output. There is no simulated bit input, though you could create one using a sequence.

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Ok so I need bits that are not associated with physical I/O so basically flags I can set as status bits within the daqfactory software so I can then use with boolean operators to give me logical status so rather than using a physical switch I want to use a "soft" switch in DAQ if that makes sense?

Thanks for your reply.

Regards

Richard

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