IviFgen Configure Sparse Marker [SM] VI

IviFgenSparseMarker [SM] Capability Group

This VI configures the common sparse marker properties. These properties are the sparse marker waveform handle and destination.

This VI also configures which waveform and sample number the output is associated with.

IviFgen Configure Sparse Marker [SM].vi

instrument handle The instrument handle that you obtain from the IviFgen Initialize or IviFgen Initialize With Options VI.
instrument handle out The instrument handle that you obtain from the IviDigitizer Initialize VI or IviDigitizer Initialize With Options VI. The handle identifies a particular instrument session.

Default Value: None

marker name ("") Pass the name of sparse marker to configure.

A sparse marker name is a repeated capability identifier defined by specific drivers for the sparse marker that corresponds to a specified index. The name uniquely identifies a sparse marker in the sparse markers collection.

Call the IviFgen Get Sparse Marker Name [SM] VI to get the marker name for the sparse marker that corresponds to a one-based index.

Default Value: ""

Note Note  You can specify the marker name as a string variable or as a literal enclosed in double quotes.
ci64 number indexes Pass the number of elements provided in the indexes array control.

Default Value: None

destination terminal (None) Specifies destination terminal for the sparse marker. The driver sets the IviFgen Sparse Marker Destination [SM] property to this value.

Valid Values:

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_NONE—No trigger source

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_IMMEDIATE—Trigger immediately

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_EXTERNAL—External trigger source

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_INTERNAL—Internal trigger source

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_SOFTWARE—Software trigger

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_LAN0—LAN0

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_LAN1—LAN1

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_LAN2—LAN2

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_LAN3—LAN3

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_LAN4—LAN4

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_LAN5—LAN5

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_LAN6—LAN6

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_LAN7—LAN7

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_LXI0—LXI Trigger Bus Line 0

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_LXI1—LXI Trigger Bus Line 1

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_LXI2—LXI Trigger Bus Line 2

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_LXI3—LXI Trigger Bus Line 3

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_LXI4—LXI Trigger Bus Line 4

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_LXI5—LXI Trigger Bus Line 5

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_LXI6—LXI Trigger Bus Line 6

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_LXI7—LXI Trigger Bus Line 7

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_TTL0—TTL Interface 0

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_TTL1—TTL Interface 1

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_TTL2—TTL Interface 2

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_TTL3—TTL Interface 3

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_TTL4—TTL Interface 4

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_TTL5—TTL Interface 5

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_TTL6—TTL Interface 6

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_TTL7—TTL Interface 7

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_PXI_STAR—PXI Star Interface

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_PXI_TRIG0—PXI Trigger Bus Line 0

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_PXI_TRIG1—PXI Trigger Bus Line 1

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_PXI_TRIG2—PXI Trigger Bus Line 2

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_PXI_TRIG3—PXI Trigger Bus Line 3

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_PXI_TRIG4—PXI Trigger Bus Line 4

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_PXI_TRIG5—PXI Trigger Bus Line 5

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_PXI_TRIG6—PXI Trigger Bus Line 6

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_PXI_TRIG7—PXI Trigger Bus Line 7

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_PXIE_DSTARA—PXI Express DStar Line A

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_PXIE_DSTARB—PXI Express DStar Line B

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_PXIE_DSTARC—PXI Express DStar Line C

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_RTSI0—RTSI Bus Line 0

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_RTSI1—RTSI Bus Line 1

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_RTSI2—RTSI Bus Line 2

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_RTSI3—RTSI Bus Line 3

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_RTSI4—RTSI Bus Line 4

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_RTSI5—RTSI Bus Line 5

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_RTSI6—RTSI Bus Line 6

Default:

IVIFGEN_VAL_TRIGGER_SOURCE_NONE—No trigger source

waveform handle Pass the handle of the waveform whose indexes the sparse marker refers to. The driver sets the IviFgen Sparse Marker Waveform Handle [SM] property to this value.

You create an arbitrary waveform using the following VIs:

IviFgen Create Arbitrary Waveform [ARB] VI

IviFgen Create Channel Arbitrary Waveform [ACH] VI

IviFgen Create Channel Arbitrary Waveform Int16 [AB] VI

IviFgen Create Channel Arbitrary Waveform Int32 [AB] VI

These VIs return a handle that you use to identify the waveform.

Default Value: None

indexes array Pass the array of the sample numbers of the specified waveform on which markers are output. These indexes may be coerced by the driver. Use the IviFgen Get Sparse Marker Indexes [SM] VI to find the coerced values.

Default Value: None

error in (no error) The error in cluster can accept error information wired from VIs previously called. Use this information to decide if any functionality should be bypassed in the event of errors from other VIs.

The pop-up option Explain Error (or Explain Warning) gives more information about the error displayed.

error out The error out cluster passes error or warning information out of a VI to be used by other VIs.

The pop-up option Explain Error (or Explain Warning) gives more information about the error displayed.