public void performActions()
{
long time = 0, i = 0;
long numIterations = 1000;
double numBytesToWrite;
double numBytesToRead;
byte[] writeArray = { 0x70, 0x70 };
byte[] readArray = { 0 };
// Open UE9
try
{
ue9 = new UE9(LJUD.CONNECTION.USB, "0", true); // Connection through USB
//ue9 = new UE9(LJUD.CONNECTION.ETHERNET, "192.168.1.50", true); // Connection through ethernet
}
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
try
{
time = Environment.TickCount;
for (i = 0; i < numIterations; i++)
{
numBytesToWrite = 2;
numBytesToRead = 2;
//Raw Out
LJUD.eGet(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.RAW_OUT, 0, ref numBytesToWrite, writeArray);
//Raw In
LJUD.eGet(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.RAW_IN, 0, ref numBytesToRead, readArray);
}
}
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
// Display the results
time = Environment.TickCount - time;
Console.Out.WriteLine("Milleseconds per iteration = {0:0.###}\n", (double)time / (double)numIterations);
Console.ReadLine(); // Pause for user
}
/// <summary>
/// Configure and start the stream on the LabJack
/// </summary>
/// <returns>True if successful and false otherwise</returns>
private bool StartStreaming()
{
//Read and display the UD version.
dblValue = LJUD.GetDriverVersion();
versionDisplay.Text = String.Format("{0:0.000}", dblValue);
try
{
//Open the first found LabJack UE9.
ue9 = new UE9(LJUD.CONNECTION.USB, "0", true); // Connection through USB
//Read and display the hardware version of this UE9.
LJUD.eGet(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.GET_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.HARDWARE_VERSION, ref dblValue, 0);
hardwareDisplay.Text = String.Format("{0:0.000}", dblValue);
//Read and display the firmware version of this UE9.
LJUD.eGet(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.GET_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.FIRMWARE_VERSION, ref dblValue, 0);
firmwareDisplay.Text = String.Format("{0:0.000}", dblValue);
//Configure the analog input range on channel 0 for bipolar +-5 volts.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_AIN_RANGE, 0, (double)LJUD.RANGES.BIP5V, 0, 0);
//Configure the stream:
//Set the scan rate.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.STREAM_SCAN_FREQUENCY, scanRate, 0, 0);
//Give the driver a 5 second buffer (scanRate * 2 channels * 5 seconds).
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.STREAM_BUFFER_SIZE, scanRate * 2 * 5, 0, 0);
//Configure reads to retrieve whatever data is available without waiting (wait mode LJUD.STREAMWAITMODES.NONE).
//See comments below to change this program to use LJUD.STREAMWAITMODES.SLEEP mode.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.STREAM_WAIT_MODE, (double)LJUD.STREAMWAITMODES.NONE, 0, 0);
//Define the scan list as AIN0 then AIN1.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.CLEAR_STREAM_CHANNELS, 0, 0, 0, 0);
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.ADD_STREAM_CHANNEL, 0, 0, 0, 0);
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.ADD_STREAM_CHANNEL, 1, 0, 0, 0);
//Execute the list of requests.
LJUD.GoOne(ue9.ljhandle);
}
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
ShowErrorMessage(e);
return(false);
}
//Get all the results just to check for errors.
try { LJUD.GetFirstResult(ue9.ljhandle, ref ioType, ref channel, ref dblValue, ref dummyInt, ref dummyDouble); }
catch (LabJackUDException e) { ShowErrorMessage(e); }
bool finished = false;
while (!finished)
{
try { LJUD.GetNextResult(ue9.ljhandle, ref ioType, ref channel, ref dblValue, ref dummyInt, ref dummyDouble); }
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
// If we get an error, report it. If the error is NO_MORE_DATA_AVAILABLE we are done
if (e.LJUDError == UE9.LJUDERROR.NO_MORE_DATA_AVAILABLE)
{
finished = true;
}
else
{
ShowErrorMessage(e);
}
}
}
//Start the stream.
try { LJUD.eGet(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.START_STREAM, 0, ref dblValue, 0); }
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
ShowErrorMessage(e);
return(false);
}
//The actual scan rate is dependent on how the desired scan rate divides into
//the LabJack clock. The actual scan rate is returned in the value parameter
//from the start stream command.
scanDisplay.Text = String.Format("{0:0.000}", dblValue);
sampleDisplay.Text = String.Format("{0:0.000}", 2 * dblValue); // # channels * scan rate
// The stream started successfully
return(true);
}
public void performActions()
{
// Open UE9
try
{
ue9 = new UE9(LJUD.CONNECTION.USB, "0", true); // Connection through USB
//ue9 = new UE9(LJUD.CONNECTION.ETHERNET, "192.168.1.50", true); // Connection through ethernet
}
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
// Variables to pass to and from the driver object
long ainResolution = 12;
UE9.IO IOType = (UE9.IO) 0;
UE9.CHANNEL channel = (UE9.CHANNEL) 0;
double val = 0;
double dblVal = 0; // Temporary variable required by GetFirstResult
int intVal = 0; // Temporary variable required by GetFirstResult
// General variable settings
long numIterations = 1000;
long numChannels = 6; //Number of AIN channels, 0-16.
// Variables to store results
double ValueDIPort = 0;
double[] ValueAIN = new double[16];
try
{
// Set DAC0 to 2.5 volts
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, UE9.IO.PUT_DAC, 0, 2.5, 0, 0);
// Set DAC1 to 3.5 volts
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, UE9.IO.PUT_DAC, 1, 3.5, 0, 0);
//Write all digital I/O. Doing a bunch of bit instructions, rather than
//the following port instruction, should not make a noticable difference
//in the overall execution time.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, UE9.IO.PUT_DIGITAL_PORT, 0, 0, 23, 0);
//Configure the desired resolution. Note that depending on resolution and
//number of analog inputs, numIterations might need to be reduced from the
//default above so the program does not take too long to execute.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, UE9.IO.PUT_CONFIG, UE9.CHANNEL.AIN_RESOLUTION, ainResolution, 0, 0);
//Add analog input requests.
for (int j = 0; j < numChannels; j++)
{
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, UE9.IO.GET_AIN, j, 0, 0, 0);
}
//Request a read of all digital I/O. Doing a bunch of bit instructions,
//rather than the following port instruction, should not make a noticable
//difference in the overall execution time.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, UE9.IO.GET_DIGITAL_PORT, 0, 0, 23, 0);
}
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
// Get the current tick count for a reference frame
double time = System.Environment.TickCount;
for (int i = 0; i < numIterations; i++)
{
try
{
//Execute the requests.
LJUD.GoOne(ue9.ljhandle);
//Get all the results. The input measurement results are stored. All other
//results are for configuration or output requests so we are just checking
//whether there was an error.
LJUD.GetFirstResult(ue9.ljhandle, ref IOType, ref channel, ref val, ref intVal, ref dblVal);
}
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
// Get results until there is no more data available
bool isFinished = false;
while (!isFinished)
{
switch (IOType)
{
case LJUD.IO.GET_AIN:
ValueAIN[(int)channel] = val;
break;
case LJUD.IO.GET_DIGITAL_PORT:
ValueDIPort = val;
break;
}
try
{
LJUD.GetNextResult(ue9.ljhandle, ref IOType, ref channel, ref val, ref intVal, ref dblVal);
}
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
// If we get an error, report it. If there is no more data available we are done
if (e.LJUDError == UE9.LJUDERROR.NO_MORE_DATA_AVAILABLE)
{
isFinished = true;
}
else
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
}
}
}
// Determine how long it took to perform the above tasks and display the millisecounds per iteration along with the readings
time = System.Environment.TickCount - time;
Console.Out.WriteLine("Milleseconds per iteration = " + ((double)time / (double)numIterations) + "\n");
Console.Out.WriteLine("\nDigital Input = " + ValueDIPort + "\n");
Console.Out.WriteLine("\nAIN readings from last iteration:\n");
for (int j = 0; j < numChannels; j++)
{
Console.Out.WriteLine("{0:0.###}\n", ValueAIN[j]);
}
Console.ReadLine(); // Pause for the user
}
/// <summary>
/// Actually performs actions on the UE9 and updates the displaye
/// </summary>
/// <param name="sender">The object that executed this method</param>
/// <param name="e">Event parameters</param>
private void goButton_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
double dblDriverVersion;
LJUD.IO ioType = 0;
LJUD.CHANNEL channel = 0;
double dblValue = 0;
double Value2 = 0, Value3 = 0;
double ValueDIBit = 0, ValueDIPort = 0, ValueCounter = 0;
// dummy variables to satisfy certian method signatures
double dummyDouble = 0;
int dummyInt = 0;
//Read and display the UD version.
dblDriverVersion = LJUD.GetDriverVersion();
versionDisplay.Text = String.Format("{0:0.000}", dblDriverVersion);
// Open UE9
try
{
ue9 = new UE9(LJUD.CONNECTION.USB, "0", true); // Connection through USB
}
catch (LabJackUDException exc)
{
ShowErrorMessage(exc);
return;
}
try
{
//First some configuration commands. These will be done with the ePut
//function which combines the add/go/get into a single call.
//Configure for 16-bit analog input measurements.
LJUD.ePut(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.AIN_RESOLUTION, 16, 0);
//Configure the analog input range on channels 2 and 3 for bipolar 5v.
LJUD.ePut(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_AIN_RANGE, (LJUD.CHANNEL) 2, (double)LJUD.RANGES.BIP5V, 0);
LJUD.ePut(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_AIN_RANGE, (LJUD.CHANNEL) 3, (double)LJUD.RANGES.BIP5V, 0);
//Enable Counter0 which will appear on FIO0 (assuming no other
//program has enabled any timers or Counter1).
LJUD.ePut(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_COUNTER_ENABLE, 0, 1, 0);
//Now we add requests to write and read I/O. These requests
//will be processed repeatedly by go/get statements in every
//iteration of the while loop below.
//Request AIN2 and AIN3.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.GET_AIN, 2, 0, 0, 0);
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.GET_AIN, 3, 0, 0, 0);
//Set DAC0 to 2.5 volts.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_DAC, 0, 2.5, 0, 0);
//Read digital input FIO1.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.GET_DIGITAL_BIT, 1, 0, 0, 0);
//Read digital inputs FIO2 through FIO3.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.GET_DIGITAL_PORT, 2, 0, 2, 0);
// LJUD.AddRequest (ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.GET_DIGITAL_PORT, 2, 0, 3, 0); would request through FIO4
//Request the value of Counter0.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.GET_COUNTER, 0, 0, 0, 0);
}
catch (LabJackUDException exc)
{
ShowErrorMessage(exc);
return;
}
try
{
//Execute the requests.
LJUD.GoOne(ue9.ljhandle);
//Get all the results. The input measurement results are stored. All other
//results are for configuration or output requests so we are just checking
//whether there was an error.
LJUD.GetFirstResult(ue9.ljhandle, ref ioType, ref channel, ref dblValue, ref dummyInt, ref dummyDouble);
}
catch (LabJackUDException exc)
{
ShowErrorMessage(exc);
return;
}
bool isFinished = false;
while (!isFinished)
{
switch (ioType)
{
case LJUD.IO.GET_AIN:
switch ((int)channel)
{
case 2:
Value2 = dblValue;
break;
case 3:
Value3 = dblValue;
break;
}
break;
case LJUD.IO.GET_DIGITAL_BIT:
ValueDIBit = dblValue;
break;
case LJUD.IO.GET_DIGITAL_PORT:
ValueDIPort = dblValue;
break;
case LJUD.IO.GET_COUNTER:
ValueCounter = dblValue;
break;
}
try { LJUD.GetNextResult(ue9.ljhandle, ref ioType, ref channel, ref dblValue, ref dummyInt, ref dummyDouble); }
catch (LabJackUDException exc)
{
// If we get an error, report it. If the error is NO_MORE_DATA_AVAILABLE we are done
if (exc.LJUDError == UE9.LJUDERROR.NO_MORE_DATA_AVAILABLE)
{
isFinished = true;
}
else
{
ShowErrorMessage(exc);
}
}
}
// Display results
ain2Display.Text = String.Format("{0:0.###}", Value2);
ain3Display.Text = String.Format("{0:0.###}", Value3);
fio1Display.Text = String.Format("{0:0.###}", ValueDIBit);
fio2Display.Text = String.Format("{0:0.###}", ValueDIPort); //Will read 30 (binary 11) if both lines are pulled-high as normal.
counter0Display.Text = String.Format("{0:0.###}", ValueCounter);
}
public void performActions()
{
LJUD.IO ioType = 0;
LJUD.CHANNEL channel = 0;
double numSPIBytesToTransfer;
byte[] dataArray = new byte[50];
// Variables to satisfy certain method signatures
int dummyInt = 0;
double dummyDouble = 0;
// Open UE9
try
{
ue9 = new UE9(LJUD.CONNECTION.USB, "0", true); // Connection through USB
//ue9 = new UE9(LJUD.CONNECTION.ETHERNET, "192.168.1.50", true); // Connection through ethernet
}
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
try
{
//First, configure the SPI communication.
//Enable automatic chip-select control.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.SPI_AUTO_CS, 1, 0, 0);
//Do not disable automatic digital i/o direction configuration.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.SPI_DISABLE_DIR_CONFIG, 0, 0, 0);
//Mode A: CPHA=1, CPOL=1.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.SPI_MODE, 0, 0, 0);
//125kHz clock.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.SPI_CLOCK_FACTOR, 0, 0, 0);
//MOSI is FIO2
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.SPI_MOSI_PIN_NUM, 2, 0, 0);
//MISO is FIO3
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.SPI_MISO_PIN_NUM, 3, 0, 0);
//CLK is FIO0
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.SPI_CLK_PIN_NUM, 0, 0, 0);
//CS is FIO1
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.SPI_CS_PIN_NUM, 1, 0, 0);
//Execute the requests on a single LabJack. The driver will use a
//single low-level TimerCounter command to handle all the requests above.
LJUD.GoOne(ue9.ljhandle);
}
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
// Get results until there is no more data available for error checking
bool isFinished = false;
while (!isFinished)
{
try { LJUD.GetNextResult(ue9.ljhandle, ref ioType, ref channel, ref dummyDouble, ref dummyInt, ref dummyDouble); }
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
// If we get an error, report it. If the error is NO_MORE_DATA_AVAILABLE we are done
if (e.LJUDError == UE9.LJUDERROR.NO_MORE_DATA_AVAILABLE)
{
isFinished = true;
}
else
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
}
}
//This example transfers 4 test bytes.
numSPIBytesToTransfer = 4;
dataArray[0] = 170;
dataArray[1] = 240;
dataArray[2] = 170;
dataArray[3] = 240;
//Transfer the data. The write and read is done at the same time.
try { LJUD.eGet(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.SPI_COMMUNICATION, 0, ref numSPIBytesToTransfer, dataArray); }
catch (LabJackUDException e) { showErrorMessage(e); }
//Display the read data.
Console.Out.WriteLine("dataArray[0] = {0:0.#}\n", dataArray[0]);
Console.Out.WriteLine("dataArray[1] = {0:0.#}\n", dataArray[1]);
Console.Out.WriteLine("dataArray[2] = {0:0.#}\n", dataArray[2]);
Console.Out.WriteLine("dataArray[3] = {0:0.#}\n", dataArray[3]);
Console.ReadLine(); // Pause for user
}
public void performActions()
{
// long lngGetNextIteration;
// LJUD.IO ioType=0, channel=0;
// double dblValue=0;
long i = 0;
double pinNum = 0; //0 means the LJTick-DAC is connected to FIO0/FIO1.
int[] achrUserMem = new int[64];
double[] adblCalMem = new double[4];
double serialNumber = 0;
Random random = new Random();
// Dummy variables to satisfy certain method signatures
double dummyDouble = 0;
//Open the LabJack.
try
{
device = new UE9(LJUD.CONNECTION.USB, "0", true); // Connection through USB
}
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
try
{
//Specify where the LJTick-DAC is plugged in.
//This is just setting a parameter in the driver, and not actually talking
//to the hardware, and thus executes very fast.
LJUD.ePut(device.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.TDAC_SCL_PIN_NUM, pinNum, 0);
//Set DACA to 1.2 volts. If the driver has not previously talked to an LJTDAC
//on the specified pins, it will first retrieve and store the cal constants. The
//low-level I2C command can only update 1 DAC channel at a time, so there
//is no advantage to doing two updates within a single add-go-get block.
LJUD.ePut(device.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.TDAC_COMMUNICATION, LJUD.CHANNEL.TDAC_UPDATE_DACA, 1.2, 0);
Console.Out.WriteLine("DACA set to 1.2 volts\n\n");
//Set DACB to 2.3 volts.
LJUD.ePut(device.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.TDAC_COMMUNICATION, LJUD.CHANNEL.TDAC_UPDATE_DACB, 2.3, 0);
Console.Out.WriteLine("DACB set to 2.3 volts\n\n");
//Now for more advanced operations.
//If at this point you removed that LJTDAC and plugged a different one
//into the same pins, the driver would not know and would use the wrong
//cal constants on future updates. If we do a cal constant read,
//the driver will store the constants from the new read.
LJUD.eGet(device.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.TDAC_COMMUNICATION, LJUD.CHANNEL.TDAC_READ_CAL_CONSTANTS, ref dummyDouble, adblCalMem);
Console.Out.WriteLine("DACA Slope = {0:0.0} bits/volt\n", adblCalMem[0]);
Console.Out.WriteLine("DACA Offset = {0:0.0} bits\n", adblCalMem[1]);
Console.Out.WriteLine("DACB Slope = {0:0.0} bits/volt\n", adblCalMem[2]);
Console.Out.WriteLine("DACB Offset = {0:0.0} bits\n\n", adblCalMem[3]);
//Read the serial number.
LJUD.eGet(device.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.TDAC_COMMUNICATION, LJUD.CHANNEL.TDAC_SERIAL_NUMBER, ref serialNumber, 0);
Console.Out.WriteLine("LJTDAC Serial Number = {0:0}\n\n", serialNumber);
}
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
Console.ReadLine(); // Pause for user return;
}
public void performActions()
{
LJUD.IO ioType = 0;
LJUD.CHANNEL channel = 0;
double dblValue = 0;
double valueAIN = 0; //Analog Voltage Value
long time = 0;
LJUD.CHANNEL tempChannel = 0; //Channel which the TC/LJTIA is on (AIN0).
long ainResolution = 17;
// Variables to satisfy certain method signatures
double dummyDouble = 0;
int dummyInt = 0;
double tcVolts = 0, cjTempK = 0, pTCTempK = 0;
LJUD.THERMOCOUPLETYPE tcType = LJUD.THERMOCOUPLETYPE.K;
//Set the temperature sensor to a k type thermocouple
//Possible Thermocouple types are:
//LJUD.THERMOCOUPLETYPE.B = 6001
//LJUD.THERMOCOUPLETYPE.E = 6002
//LJUD.THERMOCOUPLETYPE.J = 6003
//LJUD.THERMOCOUPLETYPE.K = 6004
//LJUD.THERMOCOUPLETYPE.N = 6005
//LJUD.THERMOCOUPLETYPE.R = 6006
//LJUD.THERMOCOUPLETYPE.S = 6007
//LJUD.THERMOCOUPLETYPE.T = 6008
//Offset calibration: The nominal voltage offset of the LJTick is
//0.4 volts. For improved accuracy, though, you should measure the
//overall system offset. We know that if the end of the TC is at the
//same temperature as the cold junction, the voltage should be zero.
//Put the end of the TC near the LJTIA to make sure they are at the same
//temperature, and note the voltage measured by AIN0. This is the actual
//offset that can be entered below.
double offsetVoltage = 0.4;
// Open UE9
try
{
ue9 = new UE9(LJUD.CONNECTION.USB, "0", true); // Connection through USB
//ue9 = new UE9(LJUD.CONNECTION.ETHERNET, "192.168.1.50", true); // Connection through ethernet
}
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
//Configure the desired resolution.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.AIN_RESOLUTION, ainResolution, 0, 0);
Console.Out.WriteLine("Press any key to quit\n");
//Constantly acquire temperature readings until a key is pressed
bool keyPressed = false;
while (!keyPressed)
{
ioType = 0;
channel = 0;
time = 0;
tcVolts = 0;
cjTempK = 0;
pTCTempK = 0;
//Add analog input requests.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.GET_AIN, tempChannel, 0, 0, 0);
//Add request for internal temperature reading -- Internal temp sensor uses
//analog input channel 133.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.GET_AIN, 133, 0, 0, 0);
//Execute all requests on the labjack ue9.ljhandle.
LJUD.GoOne(ue9.ljhandle);
//Get all the results. The first result should be the voltage reading of the
//temperature channel.
LJUD.GetFirstResult(ue9.ljhandle, ref ioType, ref channel, ref dblValue, ref dummyInt, ref dummyDouble);
//Get the rest of the results. There should only be one more on the request
//queue.
bool finished = false;
while (!finished)
{
if (ioType == LJUD.IO.GET_AIN)
{
if (channel == tempChannel)
{
valueAIN = dblValue;
}
if (channel == (LJUD.CHANNEL) 133)
{
cjTempK = dblValue;
}
}
try { LJUD.GetNextResult(ue9.ljhandle, ref ioType, ref channel, ref dblValue, ref dummyInt, ref dummyDouble); }
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
if (e.LJUDError == LJUD.LJUDERROR.NO_DATA_AVAILABLE)
{
finished = true;
}
else if (e.LJUDError > LJUD.LJUDERROR.MIN_GROUP_ERROR)
{
finished = true;
}
else
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
}
}
//Display Voltage Reading
Console.Out.WriteLine("Analog {0:0}: {1:0.######}\n", (int)tempChannel, valueAIN);
//Display the internal temperature sensor reading. This example uses
//that value for cold junction compensation.
Console.Out.WriteLine("UE9 internal sensor:{0:0.0} deg K\n", (double)cjTempK);
//To get the thermocouple voltage we subtract the offset from the AIN
//voltage and divide by the LJTIA gain.
tcVolts = (valueAIN - offsetVoltage) / 51;
//Convert TC voltage to temperature.
LJUD.TCVoltsToTemp(tcType, tcVolts, cjTempK, ref pTCTempK);
//Display Temperature
Console.Out.WriteLine("Thermocouple sensor:{0:0.0} deg K\n\n", pTCTempK);
Thread.Sleep(1500); // Short pause
keyPressed = Win32Interop._kbhit() != 0; // If a key was hit break out of the loop
}
}
public void performActions()
{
double dblValue = 0;
int intValue = 0;
LJUD.RANGES range;
int intResolution;
int intBinary;
int[] aintEnableTimers = new int[6];
int[] aintEnableCounters = new int[2];
int intTimerClockBaseIndex;
int intTimerClockDivisor;
int[] aintTimerModes = new int[6];
double[] adblTimerValues = new double[6];
int[] aintReadTimers = new int[6];
int[] aintUpdateResetTimers = new int[6];
int[] aintReadCounters = new int[2];
int[] aintResetCounters = new int[2];
double[] adblCounterValues = { 0, 0 };
double highTime, lowTime, dutyCycle;
// Open UE9
try
{
ue9 = new UE9(LJUD.CONNECTION.USB, "0", true); // Connection through USB
//ue9 = new UE9(LJUD.CONNECTION.ETHERNET, "192.168.1.50", true); // Connection through ethernet
}
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
try
{
//Take a measurement from AIN3.
range = LJUD.RANGES.BIP5V;
intResolution = 17;
intBinary = 0;
LJUD.eAIN(ue9.ljhandle, 3, 0, ref dblValue, (int)range, (int)intResolution, 0, 0);
Console.Out.WriteLine("AIN3 = {0:0.###}\n", dblValue);
//Set DAC0 to 3.0 volts.
dblValue = 3.0;
intBinary = 0;
LJUD.eDAC(ue9.ljhandle, 0, dblValue, intBinary, 0, 0);
Console.Out.WriteLine("DAC0 set to {0:0.###} volts\n", dblValue);
//Read state of FIO2.
LJUD.eDI(ue9.ljhandle, 2, ref intValue);
Console.Out.WriteLine("FIO2 = {0:0.###}\n", intValue);
//Set the state of FIO3.
intValue = 0;
LJUD.eDO(ue9.ljhandle, 3, intValue);
Console.Out.WriteLine("FIO3 set to = {0:0.###}\n\n", intValue);
//Timers and Counters example.
//First, a call to eTCConfig. Fill the arrays with the desired values, then make the call.
intTimerClockBaseIndex = (int)LJUD.TIMERCLOCKS.KHZ750; //Choose 750 kHz base clock.
intTimerClockDivisor = 3; //Divide by 3, thus timer clock is 250 kHz.
aintEnableTimers[0] = 1; //Enable Timer0 (uses FIO0).
aintEnableTimers[1] = 1; //Enable Timer1 (uses FIO1).
aintEnableTimers[2] = 1; //Enable Timer2 (uses FIO2).
aintEnableTimers[3] = 1; //Enable Timer3 (uses FIO3).
aintEnableTimers[4] = 0; //Disable Timer4.
aintEnableTimers[5] = 0; //Disable Timer5.
aintTimerModes[0] = (int)LJUD.TIMERMODE.PWM8; //Timer0 is 8-bit PWM output. Frequency is 250k/256 = 977 Hz.
aintTimerModes[1] = (int)LJUD.TIMERMODE.DUTYCYCLE; //Timer1 is duty cyle input.
aintTimerModes[2] = (int)LJUD.TIMERMODE.FIRMCOUNTER; //Timer2 is firmware counter input.
aintTimerModes[3] = (int)LJUD.TIMERMODE.RISINGEDGES16; //Timer3 is 16-bit period measurement.
aintTimerModes[4] = 0; //Timer4 not enabled.
aintTimerModes[5] = 0; //Timer5 not enabled.
adblTimerValues[0] = 16384; //Set PWM8 duty-cycle to 75%.
adblTimerValues[1] = 0;
adblTimerValues[2] = 0;
adblTimerValues[3] = 0;
adblTimerValues[4] = 0;
adblTimerValues[5] = 0;
aintEnableCounters[0] = 1; //Enable Counter0 (uses FIO4).
aintEnableCounters[1] = 1; //Enable Counter1 (uses FIO5).
LJUD.eTCConfig(ue9.ljhandle, aintEnableTimers, aintEnableCounters, 0, (int)intTimerClockBaseIndex, intTimerClockDivisor, aintTimerModes, adblTimerValues, 0, 0);
Console.Out.WriteLine("Timers and Counters enabled.\n");
Thread.Sleep(1000); //Wait 1 second.
//Now, a call to eTCValues.
aintReadTimers[0] = 0; //Don't read Timer0 (output timer).
aintReadTimers[1] = 1; //Read Timer1;
aintReadTimers[2] = 1; //Read Timer2;
aintReadTimers[3] = 1; //Read Timer3;
aintReadTimers[4] = 0; //Timer4 not enabled.
aintReadTimers[5] = 0; //Timer5 not enabled.
aintUpdateResetTimers[0] = 1; //Update Timer0;
aintUpdateResetTimers[1] = 1; //Reset Timer1;
aintUpdateResetTimers[2] = 1; //Reset Timer2;
aintUpdateResetTimers[3] = 1; //Reset Timer3;
aintUpdateResetTimers[4] = 0; //Timer4 not enabled.
aintUpdateResetTimers[5] = 0; //Timer5 not enabled.
aintReadCounters[0] = 1; //Read Counter0;
aintReadCounters[1] = 1; //Read Counter1;
aintResetCounters[0] = 1; //Reset Counter0.
aintResetCounters[1] = 1; //Reset Counter1.
adblTimerValues[0] = 32768; //Change Timer0 duty-cycle to 50%.
adblTimerValues[1] = 0;
adblTimerValues[2] = 0;
adblTimerValues[3] = 0;
adblTimerValues[4] = 0;
adblTimerValues[5] = 0;
LJUD.eTCValues(ue9.ljhandle, aintReadTimers, aintUpdateResetTimers, aintReadCounters, aintResetCounters, adblTimerValues, adblCounterValues, 0, 0);
Console.Out.WriteLine("Timer1 value = {0:0.###}", adblTimerValues[1]);
Console.Out.WriteLine("Timer2 value = {0:0.###}", adblTimerValues[2]);
Console.Out.WriteLine("Timer3 value = {0:0.###}", adblTimerValues[3]);
Console.Out.WriteLine("Counter0 value = {0:0.###}", adblCounterValues[0]);
Console.Out.WriteLine("Counter1 value = {0:0.###}", adblCounterValues[1]);
//Convert Timer1 value to duty-cycle percentage.
//High time is LSW
highTime = (double)(((ulong)adblTimerValues[1]) % (65536));
//Low time is MSW
lowTime = (double)(((ulong)adblTimerValues[1]) / (65536));
//Calculate the duty cycle percentage.
dutyCycle = 100 * highTime / (highTime + lowTime);
Console.Out.WriteLine("\nHigh clicks Timer1 = {0:0.###}", highTime);
Console.Out.WriteLine("Low clicks Timer1 = {0:0.###}", lowTime);
Console.Out.WriteLine("Duty cycle Timer1 = {0:0.###}", dutyCycle);
//Disable all timers and counters.
aintEnableTimers[0] = 0;
aintEnableTimers[1] = 0;
aintEnableTimers[2] = 0;
aintEnableTimers[3] = 0;
aintEnableTimers[4] = 0;
aintEnableTimers[5] = 0;
aintEnableCounters[0] = 0;
aintEnableCounters[1] = 0;
LJUD.eTCConfig(ue9.ljhandle, aintEnableTimers, aintEnableCounters, 0, intTimerClockBaseIndex, intTimerClockDivisor, aintTimerModes, adblTimerValues, 0, 0);
}
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
// Pause for the user
Console.ReadLine();
}
public void performActions()
{
long i = 0, k = 0;
LJUD.IO ioType = 0;
LJUD.CHANNEL channel = 0;
double dblValue = 0, dblCommBacklog = 0;
// Dummy variables to satisfy certain method signatures
double dummyDouble = 0;
int dummyInt = 0;
double[] dummyDoubleArray = { 0.0 };
//The actual scan rate is determined by the external clock, but we need
//an idea of how fast the scan rate will be so that we can make
//the buffers big enough. Also, the driver needs to have an idea of the
//expected scan rate to help it decide how big of packets to transfer.
double scanRate = 1000;
int delayms = 1000;
double numScans = 2000; //2x the expected # of scans (2*scanRate*delayms/1000)
double numScansRequested;
double[] adblData = new double[12000]; //Max buffer size (#channels*numScansRequested)
// Open UE9
try
{
ue9 = new UE9(LJUD.CONNECTION.USB, "0", true); // Connection through USB
//ue9 = new UE9(LJUD.CONNECTION.ETHERNET, "192.168.1.50", true); // Connection through ethernet
}
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
try
{
//Make sure the UE9 is not streaming.
LJUD.eGet(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.STOP_STREAM, (LJUD.CHANNEL) 0, ref dummyDouble, 0);
}
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
// If the error indicates that the stream could not be stopped it is because the stream has not started yet and can be ignored
if (e.LJUDError != LJUD.LJUDERROR.UNABLE_TO_STOP_STREAM)
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
}
try
{
//Disable all timers and counters to put everything in a known initial state.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.NUMBER_TIMERS_ENABLED, 0, 0, 0);
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_COUNTER_ENABLE, 0, 0, 0, 0);
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_COUNTER_ENABLE, 1, 0, 0, 0);
LJUD.GoOne(ue9.ljhandle);
//First we will configure Timer0 as system timer low and configure Timer1 to
//output a 1000 Hz square wave.
//Use the fixed 750kHz timer clock source.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.TIMER_CLOCK_BASE, (double)LJUD.TIMERCLOCKS.KHZ750, 0, 0);
//Set the divisor to 3 so the actual timer clock is 250 kHz.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.TIMER_CLOCK_DIVISOR, 3, 0, 0);
//Enable 2 timers. They will use FIO0-FIO1.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.NUMBER_TIMERS_ENABLED, 2, 0, 0);
//Configure Timer0 as system timer low.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_TIMER_MODE, (LJUD.CHANNEL) 0, (double)LJUD.TIMERMODE.SYSTIMERLOW, 0, 0);
//Configure Timer1 as frequency output.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_TIMER_MODE, (LJUD.CHANNEL) 1, (double)LJUD.TIMERMODE.FREQOUT, 0, 0);
//Set the frequency output on Timer1 to 1000 Hz (250000/(2*125) = 1000).
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_TIMER_VALUE, 1, 125, 0, 0);
//Execute the requests on a single LabJack. The driver will use a
//single low-level TimerCounter command to handle all the requests above.
LJUD.GoOne(ue9.ljhandle);
}
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
//Get all the results just to check for errors.
bool isFinished = false;
try { LJUD.GetFirstResult(ue9.ljhandle, ref ioType, ref channel, ref dblValue, ref dummyInt, ref dummyDouble); }
catch (LabJackUDException e) { showErrorMessage(e); }
while (!isFinished)
{
try
{
LJUD.GetNextResult(ue9.ljhandle, ref ioType, ref channel, ref dblValue, ref dummyInt, ref dummyDouble);
}
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
// If we get an error, report it. If the error is NO_MORE_DATA_AVAILABLE we are done
if (e.LJUDError == UE9.LJUDERROR.NO_MORE_DATA_AVAILABLE)
{
isFinished = true;
}
else
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
}
}
try
{
//Configure the stream:
//Configure resolution for all analog inputs. Since the test external clock
//is at 1000 Hz, and we are scanning 6 channels, we will have a
//sample rate of 6000 samples/second. That means the maximum resolution
//we could use is 13-bit. We will use 12-bit in this example.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.AIN_RESOLUTION, 12, 0, 0);
//Configure the analog input range on channel 0 for bipolar +-5 volts.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_AIN_RANGE, 0, (double)LJUD.RANGES.BIP5V, 0, 0);
//Configure the analog input range on channel 1 for bipolar +-5 volts.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_AIN_RANGE, 1, (double)LJUD.RANGES.BIP5V, 0, 0);
//Give the driver a 5 second buffer (scanRate * 6 channels * 5 seconds).
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.STREAM_BUFFER_SIZE, scanRate * 6 * 5, 0, 0);
//Configure reads to retrieve whatever data is available without waiting (wait mode LJ_swNONE).
//See comments below to change this program to use LJ_swSLEEP mode.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.STREAM_WAIT_MODE, (double)LJUD.STREAMWAITMODES.NONE, 0, 0);
//Configure for external triggering.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.STREAM_EXTERNAL_TRIGGER, 1, 0, 0);
//Define the scan list.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.CLEAR_STREAM_CHANNELS, 0, 0, 0, 0);
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.ADD_STREAM_CHANNEL, 0, 0, 0, 0); //AIN0
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.ADD_STREAM_CHANNEL, 1, 0, 0, 0); //AIN1
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.ADD_STREAM_CHANNEL, 193, 0, 0, 0); //EIO_FIO
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.ADD_STREAM_CHANNEL, 194, 0, 0, 0); //MIO_CIO
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.ADD_STREAM_CHANNEL, 200, 0, 0, 0); //Timer0 LSW
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.ADD_STREAM_CHANNEL, 224, 0, 0, 0); //Timer0 MSW
//Execute the list of requests.
LJUD.GoOne(ue9.ljhandle);
}
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
//Get all the results just to check for errors.
try { LJUD.GetFirstResult(ue9.ljhandle, ref ioType, ref channel, ref dblValue, ref dummyInt, ref dummyDouble); }
catch (LabJackUDException e) { showErrorMessage(e); }
isFinished = false;
while (!isFinished)
{
try
{
LJUD.GetNextResult(ue9.ljhandle, ref ioType, ref channel, ref dblValue, ref dummyInt, ref dummyDouble);
}
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
// If we get an error, report it. If the error is NO_MORE_DATA_AVAILABLE we are done
if (e.LJUDError == UE9.LJUDERROR.NO_MORE_DATA_AVAILABLE)
{
isFinished = true;
}
else
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
}
}
try
{
//Start the stream.
LJUD.eGet(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.START_STREAM, 0, ref dblValue, 0);
//Read data
while (Win32Interop._kbhit() == 0) //Loop will run until any key is hit
{
//Since we are using wait mode LJUD.STREAMWAITMODES.NONE, we will wait a little, then
//read however much data is available. Thus this delay will control how
//fast the program loops and how much data is read each loop. An
//alternative common method is to use wait mode LJUD.STREAMWAITMODES.SLEEP where the
//stream read waits for a certain number of scans. In such a case
//you would not have a delay here, since the stream read will actually
//control how fast the program loops.
//
//To change this program to use sleep mode,
// -change numScans to the actual number of scans desired per read,
// -change wait mode addrequest value to LJ_swSLEEP,
// -comment out the following Sleep command.
Thread.Sleep(delayms); //Remove if using LJUD.STREAMWAITMODES.SLEEP
//init array so we can easily tell if it has changed
for (k = 0; k < numScans * 2; k++)
{
adblData[k] = 9999.0;
}
//Read the data. We will request twice the number we expect, to
//make sure we get everything that is available.
//Note that the array we pass must be sized to hold enough SAMPLES, and
//the Value we pass specifies the number of SCANS to read.
numScansRequested = numScans;
LJUD.eGet(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.GET_STREAM_DATA, LJUD.CHANNEL.ALL_CHANNELS, ref numScansRequested, adblData);
//This displays the number of scans that were actually read.
Console.Out.WriteLine("\nIteration # {0:0.###}\n", i);
Console.Out.WriteLine("Number read = {0:0.###}\n", numScansRequested);
//This displays just the first scan.
Console.Out.WriteLine("First scan = {0:0.###},{0:0.###},{0:0.###},{0:0.###},{0:0.###},{0:0.###}\n", adblData[0], adblData[1], adblData[2], adblData[3], adblData[4], adblData[5]);
//Retrieve the current Comm backlog. The UD driver retrieves stream data from
//the UE9 in the background, but if the computer is too slow for some reason
//the driver might not be able to read the data as fast as the UE9 is
//acquiring it, and thus there will be data left over in the UE9 buffer.
LJUD.eGet(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.GET_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.STREAM_BACKLOG_COMM, ref dblCommBacklog, 0);
Console.Out.WriteLine("Comm Backlog = {0:0.###}\n", dblCommBacklog);
i++;
}
//Stop the stream
LJUD.eGet(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.STOP_STREAM, 0, ref dummyDouble, 0);
//Disable the timers.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.NUMBER_TIMERS_ENABLED, 0, 0, 0);
LJUD.GoOne(ue9.ljhandle);
}
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
Console.Out.WriteLine("\nDone");
Console.ReadLine(); // Pause for user
return;
}
public void performActions()
{
LJUD.IO ioType = 0;
LJUD.CHANNEL channel = 0;
double dblValue = 0;
int dummyInt = 0;
double dummyDouble = 0;
// Open UE9
try
{
ue9 = new UE9(LJUD.CONNECTION.USB, "0", true); // Connection through USB
//ue9 = new UE9(LJUD.CONNECTION.ETHERNET, "192.168.1.50", true); // Connection through ethernet
}
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
//Disable all timers and counters to put everything in a known initial state.
//Disable the timer and counter, and the FIO lines will return to digital I/O.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.NUMBER_TIMERS_ENABLED, 0, 0, 0);
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_COUNTER_ENABLE, 0, 0, 0, 0);
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_COUNTER_ENABLE, 1, 0, 0, 0);
LJUD.GoOne(ue9.ljhandle);
//Output a PWM output on Timer0 (FIO0) and measure
//the duty cycle on Timer1 FIO1 and Timer2 FIO2.
//Use the fixed 750kHz timer clock source.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.TIMER_CLOCK_BASE, (double)LJUD.TIMERCLOCKS.KHZ750, 0, 0);
//Set the divisor to 3 so the actual timer clock is 250kHz.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.TIMER_CLOCK_DIVISOR, 3, 0, 0);
//Enable 2 timers. They will use FIO0 and FIO1.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.NUMBER_TIMERS_ENABLED, 3, 0, 0);
//Configure Timer0 as 8-bit PWM. Frequency will be 250k/256 = 977 Hz.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_TIMER_MODE, 0, (double)LJUD.TIMERMODE.PWM8, 0, 0);
//Set the PWM duty cycle to 50%. The passed value is the low time.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_TIMER_VALUE, 0, 32768, 0, 0);
//Configure Timer1 and Timer2 as duty cycle measurement.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_TIMER_MODE, 1, (double)LJUD.TIMERMODE.DUTYCYCLE, 0, 0);
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_TIMER_MODE, 2, (double)LJUD.TIMERMODE.DUTYCYCLE, 0, 0);
//Execute the requests on a single LabJack. The driver will use a
//single low-level TimerCounter command to handle all the requests above.
LJUD.GoOne(ue9.ljhandle);
//Get all the results just to check for errors.
LJUD.GetFirstResult(ue9.ljhandle, ref ioType, ref channel, ref dblValue, ref dummyInt, ref dummyDouble);
bool isFinished = false;
while (!isFinished)
{
try
{
LJUD.GetNextResult(ue9.ljhandle, ref ioType, ref channel, ref dblValue, ref dummyInt, ref dummyDouble);
}
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
// If we get an error, report it. If the error is NO_MORE_DATA_AVAILABLE we are done
if (e.LJUDError == UE9.LJUDERROR.NO_MORE_DATA_AVAILABLE)
{
isFinished = true;
}
else
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
}
}
//Set the PWM duty cycle to 25%. The passed value is the low time.
LJUD.ePut(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_TIMER_VALUE, 0, 49152, 0);
//Now we will reset the duty cycle input timers, so we are sure the
//reads we do are not old values from before the PWM output was updated.
Thread.Sleep(10);
LJUD.ePut(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_TIMER_VALUE, (LJUD.CHANNEL) 1, 0, 0);
LJUD.ePut(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_TIMER_VALUE, (LJUD.CHANNEL) 2, 0, 0);
//Wait a little so we are sure a duty cycle measurement has occured.
Thread.Sleep(10);
//Read from Timer1.
ReadDutyCycle(ue9.ljhandle, 1);
//Read from Timer2.
ReadDutyCycle(ue9.ljhandle, 2);
//Set the PWM duty cycle to 0%. The passed value is the low time.
//We are specifying 65535 out of 65536 clicks to be low. Since
//this is 8-bit PWM, we actually get 255 low clicks out of 256 total
//clicks, so the minimum duty cycle is 0.4%.
LJUD.ePut(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_TIMER_VALUE, 0, 65535, 0);
//Now we will reset the duty cycle input timers, so we are sure the
//reads we do are not old values from before the PWM output was updated.
Thread.Sleep(10);
LJUD.ePut(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_TIMER_VALUE, (LJUD.CHANNEL) 1, 0, 0);
LJUD.ePut(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_TIMER_VALUE, (LJUD.CHANNEL) 2, 0, 0);
//Wait a little so we are sure a duty cycle measurement has occured.
Thread.Sleep(10);
//Read from Timer1.
ReadDutyCycle(ue9.ljhandle, 1);
//Read from Timer2.
ReadDutyCycle(ue9.ljhandle, 2);
//Set the PWM duty cycle to 100%. The passed value is the low time.
//We are specifying 0 out of 65536 clicks to be low, so the signal
//will be high the entire time, meaning there are no edges
//for the input timers to detect, and no measurement should be made.
LJUD.ePut(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_TIMER_VALUE, 0, 0, 0);
//Now we will reset the duty cycle input timers, so we are sure the
//reads we do are not old values from before the PWM output was updated.
Thread.Sleep(10);
LJUD.ePut(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_TIMER_VALUE, (LJUD.CHANNEL) 1, 0, 0);
LJUD.ePut(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_TIMER_VALUE, (LJUD.CHANNEL) 2, 0, 0);
//Wait a little so we are sure a duty cycle measurement has been attempted.
Thread.Sleep(10);
//Read from Timer1.
ReadDutyCycle(ue9.ljhandle, 1);
//Read from Timer2.
ReadDutyCycle(ue9.ljhandle, 2);
//Disable all timers and counters, and the FIO lines will return to digital I/O.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.NUMBER_TIMERS_ENABLED, 0, 0, 0);
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_COUNTER_ENABLE, 0, 0, 0, 0);
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_COUNTER_ENABLE, 1, 0, 0, 0);
LJUD.GoOne(ue9.ljhandle);
Console.ReadLine(); // Pause for user
}
public void performActions()
{
LJUD.IO ioType = 0;
LJUD.CHANNEL channel = 0;
double dblValue = 0;
double numI2CBytesToWrite;
double numI2CBytesToRead;
byte[] writeArray = new byte[128];
byte[] readArray = new byte[128];
long i = 0;
long serialNumber = 0;
double slopeDACA = 0, offsetDACA = 0, slopeDACB = 0, offsetDACB = 0;
double writeACKS = 0, expectedACKS = 0;
byte[] bytes;
// Dummy variables to satify certain method signatures
double dummyDouble = 0;
int dummyInt = 0;
// Setup random number generator
Random random = new Random();
//Open the LabJack.
try
{
device = new UE9(LJUD.CONNECTION.USB, "0", true); // Connection through USB
}
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
//Configure the I2C communication.
//The address of the EEPROM on the LJTick-DAC is 0xA0.
LJUD.AddRequest(device.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.I2C_ADDRESS_BYTE, 160, 0, 0);
//SCL is FIO0
LJUD.AddRequest(device.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.I2C_SCL_PIN_NUM, 0, 0, 0);
//SDA is FIO1
LJUD.AddRequest(device.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.I2C_SDA_PIN_NUM, 1, 0, 0);
//See description of low-level I2C function.
LJUD.AddRequest(device.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.I2C_OPTIONS, 0, 0, 0);
//See description of low-level I2C function. 0 is max speed of about 130 kHz.
LJUD.AddRequest(device.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.I2C_SPEED_ADJUST, 0, 0, 0);
//Execute the requests on a single LabJack.
LJUD.GoOne(device.ljhandle);
//Get all the results just to check for errors.
LJUD.GetFirstResult(device.ljhandle, ref ioType, ref channel, ref dblValue, ref dummyInt, ref dummyDouble);
bool finished = false;
while (!finished)
{
try{ LJUD.GetNextResult(device.ljhandle, ref ioType, ref channel, ref dblValue, ref dummyInt, ref dummyDouble); }
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
if (e.LJUDError == LJUD.LJUDERROR.NO_MORE_DATA_AVAILABLE)
{
finished = true;
}
else
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
}
}
//Initial read of EEPROM bytes 0-3 in the user memory area.
//We need a single I2C transmission that writes the address and then reads
//the data. That is, there needs to be an ack after writing the address,
//not a stop condition. To accomplish this, we use Add/Go/Get to combine
//the write and read into a single low-level call.
numI2CBytesToWrite = 1;
writeArray[0] = 0; //Memory address. User area is 0-63.
LJUD.AddRequest(device.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.I2C_COMMUNICATION, LJUD.CHANNEL.I2C_WRITE, numI2CBytesToWrite, writeArray, 0);
LJUD.AddRequest(device.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.I2C_COMMUNICATION, LJUD.CHANNEL.I2C_GET_ACKS, 0, 0, 0);
numI2CBytesToRead = 4;
LJUD.AddRequest(device.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.I2C_COMMUNICATION, LJUD.CHANNEL.I2C_READ, numI2CBytesToRead, readArray, 0);
//Execute the requests.
LJUD.GoOne(device.ljhandle);
//Get the result of the write just to check for an error.
LJUD.GetResult(device.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.I2C_COMMUNICATION, LJUD.CHANNEL.I2C_WRITE, ref dummyDouble);
//Get the write ACKs and compare to the expected value. We expect bit 0 to be
//the ACK of the last data byte progressing up to the ACK of the address
//byte (data bytes only for Control firmware 1.43 and less). So if n is the
//number of data bytes, the ACKs value should be (2^(n+1))-1.
LJUD.GetResult(device.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.I2C_COMMUNICATION, LJUD.CHANNEL.I2C_GET_ACKS, ref writeACKS);
expectedACKS = Math.Pow(2, numI2CBytesToWrite + 1) - 1;
if (writeACKS != expectedACKS)
{
Console.Out.WriteLine("Expected ACKs = {0:0}, Received ACKs = %0.f\n", expectedACKS, writeACKS);
}
//When the GoOne processed the read request, the read data was put into the readArray buffer that
//we passed, so this GetResult is also just to check for an error.
LJUD.GetResult(device.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.I2C_COMMUNICATION, LJUD.CHANNEL.I2C_READ, ref dummyDouble);
//Display the first 4 elements.
Console.Out.WriteLine("Read User Mem [0-3] = {0:0.#}, {1:0.#}, {2:0.#}, {3:0.#}\n", readArray[0], readArray[1], readArray[2], readArray[3]);
//Write EEPROM bytes 0-3 in the user memory area, using the page write technique. Note
//that page writes are limited to 16 bytes max, and must be aligned with the 16-byte
//page intervals. For instance, if you start writing at address 14, you can only write
//two bytes because byte 16 is the start of a new page.
numI2CBytesToWrite = 5;
writeArray[0] = 0; //Memory address. User area is 0-63.
//Create 4 new pseudo-random numbers to write.
for (i = 1; i < 5; i++)
{
writeArray[i] = (byte)random.Next(256);
}
LJUD.AddRequest(device.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.I2C_COMMUNICATION, LJUD.CHANNEL.I2C_WRITE, numI2CBytesToWrite, writeArray, 0);
LJUD.AddRequest(device.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.I2C_COMMUNICATION, LJUD.CHANNEL.I2C_GET_ACKS, 0, 0, 0);
//Execute the requests.
LJUD.GoOne(device.ljhandle);
//Get the result of the write just to check for an error.
LJUD.GetResult(device.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.I2C_COMMUNICATION, LJUD.CHANNEL.I2C_WRITE, ref dummyDouble);
//Get the write ACKs and compare to the expected value. We expect bit 0 to be
//the ACK of the last data byte progressing up to the ACK of the address
//byte (data bytes only for Control firmware 1.43 and less). So if n is the
//number of data bytes, the ACKs value should be (2^(n+1))-1.
LJUD.GetResult(device.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.I2C_COMMUNICATION, LJUD.CHANNEL.I2C_GET_ACKS, ref writeACKS);
expectedACKS = Math.Pow(2, numI2CBytesToWrite + 1) - 1;
if (writeACKS != expectedACKS)
{
Console.Out.WriteLine("Expected ACKs = {0:0}, Received ACKs = %0.f\n", expectedACKS, writeACKS);
}
//Delay to allow the EEPROM to complete the write cycle. Datasheet says 1.5 ms max.
System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(2);
Console.Out.WriteLine("Write User Mem [0-3] = {0:0.#}, {1:0.#}, {2:0.#}, {3:0.#}\n", writeArray[1], writeArray[2], writeArray[3], writeArray[4]);
//Final read of EEPROM bytes 0-3 in the user memory area.
//We need a single I2C transmission that writes the address and then reads
//the data. That is, there needs to be an ack after writing the address,
//not a stop condition. To accomplish this, we use Add/Go/Get to combine
//the write and read into a single low-level call.
numI2CBytesToWrite = 1;
writeArray[0] = 0; //Memory address. User area is 0-63.
LJUD.AddRequest(device.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.I2C_COMMUNICATION, LJUD.CHANNEL.I2C_WRITE, numI2CBytesToWrite, writeArray, 0);
LJUD.AddRequest(device.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.I2C_COMMUNICATION, LJUD.CHANNEL.I2C_GET_ACKS, 0, 0, 0);
numI2CBytesToRead = 4;
LJUD.AddRequest(device.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.I2C_COMMUNICATION, LJUD.CHANNEL.I2C_READ, numI2CBytesToRead, readArray, 0);
//Execute the requests.
LJUD.GoOne(device.ljhandle);
//Get the result of the write just to check for an error.
LJUD.GetResult(device.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.I2C_COMMUNICATION, LJUD.CHANNEL.I2C_WRITE, ref dummyDouble);
//Get the write ACKs and compare to the expected value. We expect bit 0 to be
//the ACK of the last data byte progressing up to the ACK of the address
//byte (data bytes only for Control firmware 1.43 and less). So if n is the
//number of data bytes, the ACKs value should be (2^(n+1))-1.
LJUD.GetResult(device.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.I2C_COMMUNICATION, LJUD.CHANNEL.I2C_GET_ACKS, ref writeACKS);
expectedACKS = Math.Pow(2, numI2CBytesToWrite + 1) - 1;
if (writeACKS != expectedACKS)
{
Console.Out.WriteLine("Expected ACKs = {0:0}, Received ACKs = %0.f\n", expectedACKS, writeACKS);
}
//When the GoOne processed the read request, the read data was put into the readArray buffer that
//we passed, so this GetResult is also just to check for an error.
LJUD.GetResult(device.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.I2C_COMMUNICATION, LJUD.CHANNEL.I2C_READ, ref dummyDouble);
//Display the first 4 elements.
Console.Out.WriteLine("Read User Mem [0-3] = {0:0.#}, {1:0.#}, {2:0.#}, {3:0.#}\n\n", readArray[0], readArray[1], readArray[2], readArray[3]);
//Read cal constants and serial number.
//We need a single I2C transmission that writes the address and then reads
//the data. That is, there needs to be an ack after writing the address,
//not a stop condition. To accomplish this, we use Add/Go/Get to combine
//the write and read into a single low-level call.
//
//64-71 DACA Slope
//72-79 DACA Offset
//80-87 DACB Slope
//88-95 DACB Offset
//96-99 Serial Number
//
numI2CBytesToWrite = 1;
writeArray[0] = 64; //Memory address. Cal constants start at 64.
LJUD.AddRequest(device.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.I2C_COMMUNICATION, LJUD.CHANNEL.I2C_WRITE, numI2CBytesToWrite, writeArray, 0);
LJUD.AddRequest(device.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.I2C_COMMUNICATION, LJUD.CHANNEL.I2C_GET_ACKS, 0, 0, 0);
numI2CBytesToRead = 36;
LJUD.AddRequest(device.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.I2C_COMMUNICATION, LJUD.CHANNEL.I2C_READ, numI2CBytesToRead, readArray, 0);
//Execute the requests.
LJUD.GoOne(device.ljhandle);
//Get the result of the write just to check for an error.
LJUD.GetResult(device.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.I2C_COMMUNICATION, LJUD.CHANNEL.I2C_WRITE, ref dummyDouble);
//Get the write ACKs and compare to the expected value. We expect bit 0 to be
//the ACK of the last data byte progressing up to the ACK of the address
//byte (data bytes only for Control firmware 1.43 and less). So if n is the
//number of data bytes, the ACKs value should be (2^(n+1))-1.
LJUD.GetResult(device.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.I2C_COMMUNICATION, LJUD.CHANNEL.I2C_GET_ACKS, ref writeACKS);
expectedACKS = Math.Pow(2, numI2CBytesToWrite + 1) - 1;
if (writeACKS != expectedACKS)
{
Console.Out.WriteLine("Expected ACKs = {0:0}, Received ACKs = %0.f\n", expectedACKS, writeACKS);
}
//When the GoOne processed the read request, the read data was put into the readArray buffer that
//we passed, so this GetResult is also just to check for an error.
LJUD.GetResult(device.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.I2C_COMMUNICATION, LJUD.CHANNEL.I2C_READ, ref dummyDouble);
//Convert fixed point values to floating point doubles.
slopeDACA = BitConverter.ToInt64(readArray, 0) / (double)4294967296;
offsetDACA = BitConverter.ToInt64(readArray, 8) / (double)4294967296;
slopeDACB = BitConverter.ToInt64(readArray, 16) / (double)4294967296;
offsetDACB = BitConverter.ToInt64(readArray, 24) / (double)4294967296;
Console.Out.WriteLine("DACA Slope = {0:0.0} bits/volt\n", slopeDACA);
Console.Out.WriteLine("DACA Offset = {0:0.0} bits\n", offsetDACA);
Console.Out.WriteLine("DACB Slope = {0:0.0} bits/volt\n", slopeDACB);
Console.Out.WriteLine("DACB Offset = {0:0.0} bits\n", offsetDACB);
//Convert serial number bytes to long.
serialNumber = (int)readArray[32] + ((int)readArray[33] << 8) + ((int)readArray[34] << 16) + ((int)readArray[35] << 24);
Console.Out.WriteLine("Serial Number = {0:0.#}\n\n", serialNumber);
//Update both DAC outputs.
//Set the I2C address in the UD driver so that we not talk to the DAC chip.
//The address of the DAC chip on the LJTick-DAC is 0x24.
LJUD.ePut(device.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.I2C_ADDRESS_BYTE, 36, 0);
///Set DACA to 2.3 volts.
numI2CBytesToWrite = 3;
writeArray[0] = 48; //Write and update DACA.
writeArray[1] = Convert.ToByte((ulong)((2.3 * slopeDACA) + offsetDACA) / 256); //Upper byte of binary DAC value.
writeArray[2] = Convert.ToByte((ulong)((2.3 * slopeDACA) + offsetDACA) % 256); //Lower byte of binary DAC value.
LJUD.AddRequest(device.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.I2C_COMMUNICATION, LJUD.CHANNEL.I2C_WRITE, numI2CBytesToWrite, writeArray, 0);
LJUD.AddRequest(device.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.I2C_COMMUNICATION, LJUD.CHANNEL.I2C_GET_ACKS, 0, 0, 0);
//Execute the requests.
LJUD.GoOne(device.ljhandle);
//Get the result of the write just to check for an error.
LJUD.GetResult(device.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.I2C_COMMUNICATION, LJUD.CHANNEL.I2C_WRITE, ref dummyDouble);
//Get the write ACKs and compare to the expected value. We expect bit 0 to be
//the ACK of the last data byte progressing up to the ACK of the address
//byte (data bytes only for Control firmware 1.43 and less). So if n is the
//number of data bytes, the ACKs value should be (2^(n+1))-1.
LJUD.GetResult(device.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.I2C_COMMUNICATION, LJUD.CHANNEL.I2C_GET_ACKS, ref writeACKS);
expectedACKS = Math.Pow(2, numI2CBytesToWrite + 1) - 1;
if (writeACKS != expectedACKS)
{
Console.Out.WriteLine("Expected ACKs = {0:0}, Received ACKs = %0.f\n", expectedACKS, writeACKS);
}
Console.Out.WriteLine("DACA set to 2.3 volts\n\n");
//Set DACB to 1.5 volts.
numI2CBytesToWrite = 3;
writeArray[0] = 49; //Write and update DACB.
writeArray[1] = Convert.ToByte((ulong)((1.5 * slopeDACB) + offsetDACB) / 256); //Upper byte of binary DAC value.
writeArray[2] = Convert.ToByte((ulong)((1.5 * slopeDACB) + offsetDACB) % 256); //Lower byte of binary DAC value.
LJUD.AddRequest(device.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.I2C_COMMUNICATION, LJUD.CHANNEL.I2C_WRITE, numI2CBytesToWrite, writeArray, 0);
LJUD.AddRequest(device.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.I2C_COMMUNICATION, LJUD.CHANNEL.I2C_GET_ACKS, 0, 0, 0);
//Execute the requests.
LJUD.GoOne(device.ljhandle);
//Get the result of the write just to check for an error.
LJUD.GetResult(device.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.I2C_COMMUNICATION, LJUD.CHANNEL.I2C_WRITE, ref dummyDouble);
//Get the write ACKs and compare to the expected value. We expect bit 0 to be
//the ACK of the last data byte progressing up to the ACK of the address
//byte (data bytes only for Control firmware 1.43 and less). So if n is the
//number of data bytes, the ACKs value should be (2^(n+1))-1.
LJUD.GetResult(device.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.I2C_COMMUNICATION, LJUD.CHANNEL.I2C_GET_ACKS, ref writeACKS);
expectedACKS = Math.Pow(2, numI2CBytesToWrite + 1) - 1;
if (writeACKS != expectedACKS)
{
Console.Out.WriteLine("Expected ACKs = {0:0}, Received ACKs = %0.f\n", expectedACKS, writeACKS);
}
Console.Out.WriteLine("DACB set to 1.5 volts\n");
Console.ReadLine(); // Pause for user return;
}
/// <summary>
/// Opens the LabJack, gets the UD driver version, and
/// configures the device.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="sender">The object that called this event</param>
/// <param name="e">Event details</param>
private void TimedWindow_Load(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
double dblDriverVersion;
LJUD.IO ioType = 0;
LJUD.CHANNEL channel = 0;
double dblValue = 0;
// dummy variables to satisfy certian method signatures
double dummyDouble = 0;
int dummyInt = 0;
// Create the event timer but do not start it yet
updateTimer = new System.Timers.Timer();
updateTimer.Elapsed += new ElapsedEventHandler(TimerEvent);
updateTimer.Interval = TIMER_INTERVAL;
// Disable the start button while the device is loading
goStopButton.Enabled = false;
Update();
//Read and display the UD version.
dblDriverVersion = LJUD.GetDriverVersion();
versionDisplay.Text = String.Format("{0:0.000}", dblDriverVersion);
// Open and configure UE9
try
{
//Open the device
ue9 = new UE9(LJUD.CONNECTION.USB, "0", true);
//Configure for 16-bit analog input measurements.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.AIN_RESOLUTION, 16, 0, 0);
//Configure the analog input range on channels 2 and 3 for bipolar 5v.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_AIN_RANGE, (LJUD.CHANNEL) 2, (double)LJUD.RANGES.BIP5V, 0, 0);
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_AIN_RANGE, (LJUD.CHANNEL) 3, (double)LJUD.RANGES.BIP5V, 0, 0);
}
catch (LabJackUDException exc)
{
ShowErrorMessage(exc);
return;
}
try
{
//Execute the requests.
LJUD.GoOne(ue9.ljhandle);
//Get all the results. The input measurement results are stored. All other
//results are for configuration or output requests so we are just checking
//whether there was an error. The rest of the results are in the below loop.
LJUD.GetFirstResult(ue9.ljhandle, ref ioType, ref channel, ref dblValue, ref dummyInt, ref dummyDouble);
}
catch (LabJackUDException exc)
{
ShowErrorMessage(exc);
return;
}
bool isFinished = false;
while (!isFinished)
{
try { LJUD.GetNextResult(ue9.ljhandle, ref ioType, ref channel, ref dblValue, ref dummyInt, ref dummyDouble); }
catch (LabJackUDException exc)
{
// If we get an error, report it. If the error is NO_MORE_DATA_AVAILABLE we are done
if (exc.LJUDError == UE9.LJUDERROR.NO_MORE_DATA_AVAILABLE)
{
isFinished = true;
}
else
{
ShowErrorMessage(exc);
return;
}
}
}
// Enable the start button
goStopButton.Enabled = true;
}
public void performActions()
{
long lngGetNextIteration;
LJUD.IO ioType = 0;
LJUD.CHANNEL channel = 0;
double dblValue = 0;
// Dummy variables to complete certain method signatures
int dummyInt = 0;
double dummyDouble = 0;
// Open UE9
try
{
ue9 = new UE9(LJUD.CONNECTION.USB, "0", true); // Connection through USB
//ue9 = new UE9(LJUD.CONNECTION.ETHERNET, "192.168.1.50", true); // Connection through ethernet
}
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
try
{
//Disable all timers and counters to put everything in a known initial state.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.NUMBER_TIMERS_ENABLED, 0, 0, 0);
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_COUNTER_ENABLE, 0, 0, 0, 0);
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_COUNTER_ENABLE, 1, 0, 0, 0);
LJUD.GoOne(ue9.ljhandle);
//First enable the quadrature input.
//Enable 2 timers for phases A and B. They will use FIO0 and FIO1.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.NUMBER_TIMERS_ENABLED, 2, 0, 0);
//Configure Timer0 as quadrature.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_TIMER_MODE, 0, (double)LJUD.TIMERMODE.QUAD, 0, 0);
//Configure Timer1 as quadrature.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_TIMER_MODE, 1, (double)LJUD.TIMERMODE.QUAD, 0, 0);
//Execute the requests on a single LabJack. The driver will use a
//single low-level TimerCounter command to handle all the requests above.
LJUD.GoOne(ue9.ljhandle);
}
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
//Get all the results just to check for errors.
try { LJUD.GetFirstResult(ue9.ljhandle, ref ioType, ref channel, ref dblValue, ref dummyInt, ref dummyDouble); }
catch (LabJackUDException e) { showErrorMessage(e); }
bool isFinished = false;
while (!isFinished)
{
try
{
LJUD.GetNextResult(ue9.ljhandle, ref ioType, ref channel, ref dblValue, ref dummyInt, ref dummyDouble);
}
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
// If we get an error, report it. If the error is NO_MORE_DATA_AVAILABLE we are done
if (e.LJUDError == UE9.LJUDERROR.NO_MORE_DATA_AVAILABLE)
{
isFinished = true;
}
else
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
}
}
try
{
while (Win32Interop._kbhit() == 0) //Program will run until any key is hit
{
//Wait 500 milliseconds
Thread.Sleep(500);
//Request a read from Timer0. Timer0 and Timer1 both return the same
//quadrature value.
LJUD.eGet(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.GET_TIMER, 0, ref dblValue, 0);
Console.Out.WriteLine("Quad Counter = {0:0.0}\n", dblValue);
}
//Disable the timers and the FIO lines will return to digital I/O.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.NUMBER_TIMERS_ENABLED, 0, 0, 0);
LJUD.GoOne(ue9.ljhandle);
}
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
Console.ReadLine(); // Pause for user
}
public void performActions()
{
double[] achrUserMem = new double[1024];
double[] adblCalMem = new double[128];
// Dummy variables that will be used to satisfy certain method signatures but have no other purpose
double dummyDouble = 0;
//Make a long parameter which holds the address of the data arrays. We do this
//so the compiler does not generate a warning in the eGet call that passes
//the data. Note that the x1 parameter in eGet (and AddRequest) is fairly
//generic, in that sometimes it could just be a write parameter, and sometimes
//it has the address of an array. Since x1 is not declared as a pointer, the
//compiler will complain if you just pass the array pointer without casting
//it to a long as follows.
long pachrUserMem = (long)achrUserMem[0];
long padblCalMem = (long)adblCalMem[0];
//Seed the random number function.
Random rand = new Random(Environment.TickCount);
// Open UE9
try
{
ue9 = new UE9(LJUD.CONNECTION.USB, "0", true); // Connection through USB
//ue9 = new UE9(LJUD.CONNECTION.ETHERNET, "192.168.1.50", true); // Connection through ethernet
}
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
//First a user memory example. We will read the memory, update a few elements,
//and write the memory. The entire memory area is read and written each time.
//The user memory is just stored as bytes, so almost any information can be
//put in there such as integers, doubles, or strings.
try
{
//Read the user memory.
LJUD.eGet(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.GET_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.USER_MEM, ref dummyDouble, achrUserMem);
//Display the first 4 elements.
Console.Out.WriteLine("Read User Mem [0-3] = {0:0}, {1:0}, {2:0}, {3:0}\n", achrUserMem[0], achrUserMem[1], achrUserMem[2], achrUserMem[3]);
//Create 4 new pseudo-random numbers to write. We will update the first
//4 elements of user memory, but the rest will be unchanged.
for (int i = 0; i < 4; i++)
{
achrUserMem[i] = rand.Next(100);
}
Console.Out.WriteLine("Write User Mem [0-3] = {0:0}, {1:0}, {2:0}, {3:0}\n", achrUserMem[0], achrUserMem[1], achrUserMem[2], achrUserMem[3]);
LJUD.ePut(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.USER_MEM, 0, achrUserMem);
//Re-read the user memory.
LJUD.eGet(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.GET_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.USER_MEM, ref dummyDouble, achrUserMem);
//Display the first 4 elements.
Console.Out.WriteLine("Read User Mem [0-3] = {0:0}, {1:0}, {2:0}, {3:0}\n", achrUserMem[0], achrUserMem[1], achrUserMem[2], achrUserMem[3]);
}
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
//Now a cal constants example. The calibration memory is passed as doubles.
//The memory area consists of 8 blocks (0-7) of 16 doubles each, for a total
//of 128 elements. As of this writing, block 7 is not used, so we will
//use the last 4 elements of block 7 for testing, which is elements 124-127.
//We will read the constants, update a few elements, and write the constants.
//The entire memory area is read and written each time.
//This cal example is commented out by default, as writing and reading
//the cal area is an advanced operation.
/*
* //Read the cal constants.
* LJUD.eGet(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.GET_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.CAL_CONSTANTS, ref dummyDouble, adblCalMem);
* //Display the last 4 elements.
* Console.Out.WriteLine("Read Cal Constants [124-127] = {0:0}, {1:0}, {2:0}, {3:0}\n",adblCalMem[124],adblCalMem[125],adblCalMem[126],adblCalMem[127]);
* //Create 4 new pseudo-random numbers to write. We will update the last
* //4 cal constants, but the rest will be unchanged.
* for(int i=124;i<128;i++)
* {
* adblCalMem[i] = (100*((double)rand.Next(100)/100))-50;
* }
* Console.Out.WriteLine("Write Cal Constants [124-127] = {0:0}, {1:0}, {2:0}, {3:0}\n",adblCalMem[124],adblCalMem[125],adblCalMem[126],adblCalMem[127]);
* //The special value (0x4C6C) must be put in to write the cal constants.
* LJUD.ePut(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.CAL_CONSTANTS, 19564, adblCalMem);
* //Re-read the cal constants.
* LJUD.eGet(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.GET_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.CAL_CONSTANTS, ref dummyDouble, adblCalMem);
* //Display the first 4 elements.
* Console.Out.WriteLine("Read Cal Constants [124-127] = {0:0}, {1:0}, {2:0}, {3:0}\n",adblCalMem[124],adblCalMem[125],adblCalMem[126],adblCalMem[127]);
*/
Console.ReadLine(); // Pause for user
}
public void performActions()
{
long i = 0, k = 0;
LJUD.IO ioType = 0;
LJUD.CHANNEL channel = 0;
double dblValue = 0, dblCommBacklog = 0, dblUDBacklog = 0;
double scanRate = 1000; //scan rate = sample rate / #channels
int delayms = 1000;
double numScans = 2000; //Max number of scans per read. 2x the expected # of scans (2*scanRate*delayms/1000).
double numScansRequested;
double[] adblData = new double[4000]; //Max buffer size (#channels*numScansRequested)
// Dummy variables to satisfy certain method signatures
double dummyDouble = 0;
double[] dummyDoubleArray = { 0 };
int dummyInt = 0;
// Open UE9
try
{
ue9 = new UE9(LJUD.CONNECTION.USB, "0", true); // Connection through USB
//ue9 = new UE9(LJUD.CONNECTION.ETHERNET, "192.168.1.50", true); // Connection through ethernet
}
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
try
{
//Configure the stream:
//Configure all analog inputs for 12-bit resolution
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.AIN_RESOLUTION, 12, 0, 0);
//Configure the analog input range on channel 0 for bipolar +-5 volts.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_AIN_RANGE, 0, (double)LJUD.RANGES.BIP5V, 0, 0);
//Set the scan rate.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.STREAM_SCAN_FREQUENCY, scanRate, 0, 0);
//Give the driver a 5 second buffer (scanRate * 2 channels * 5 seconds).
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.STREAM_BUFFER_SIZE, scanRate * 2 * 5, 0, 0);
//Configure reads to retrieve whatever data is available without waiting (wait mode LJUD.STREAMWAITMODES.NONE).
//See comments below to change this program to use LJUD.STREAMWAITMODES.SLEEP mode.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.STREAM_WAIT_MODE, (double)LJUD.STREAMWAITMODES.NONE, 0, 0);
//Define the scan list as AIN0 then AIN1.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.CLEAR_STREAM_CHANNELS, 0, 0, 0, 0);
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.ADD_STREAM_CHANNEL, 0, 0, 0, 0);
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.ADD_STREAM_CHANNEL, 1, 0, 0, 0);
//Execute the list of requests.
LJUD.GoOne(ue9.ljhandle);
}
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
// Get results until there is no more data available for error checking
bool isFinished = false;
while (!isFinished)
{
try { LJUD.GetNextResult(ue9.ljhandle, ref ioType, ref channel, ref dummyDouble, ref dummyInt, ref dummyDouble); }
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
// If we get an error, report it. If the error is NO_MORE_DATA_AVAILABLE we are done
if (e.LJUDError == UE9.LJUDERROR.NO_MORE_DATA_AVAILABLE)
{
isFinished = true;
}
else
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
}
}
//Start the stream.
LJUD.eGet(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.START_STREAM, 0, ref dblValue, 0);
//The actual scan rate is dependent on how the desired scan rate divides into
//the LabJack clock. The actual scan rate is returned in the value parameter
//from the start stream command.
Console.Out.WriteLine("Actual Scan Rate = {0:0.###}\n", dblValue);
Console.Out.WriteLine("Actual Sample Rate = {0:0.###}\n", 2 * dblValue);
//Read data
while (Win32Interop._kbhit() == 0) //Loop will run until any key is hit
{
//Since we are using wait mode LJUD.STREAMWAITMODES.NONE, we will wait a little, then
//read however much data is available. Thus this delay will control how
//fast the program loops and how much data is read each loop. An
//alternative common method is to use wait mode LJUD.STREAMWAITMODES.SLEEP where the
//stream read waits for a certain number of scans. In such a case
//you would not have a delay here, since the stream read will actually
//control how fast the program loops.
//
//To change this program to use sleep mode,
// -change numScans to the actual number of scans desired per read,
// -change wait mode addrequest value to LJUD.STREAMWAITMODES.SLEEP,
// -comment out the following Thread.Sleep command.
Thread.Sleep(delayms); //Remove if using LJUD.STREAMWAITMODES.SLEEP.
//init array so we can easily tell if it has changed
for (k = 0; k < numScans * 2; k++)
{
adblData[k] = 9999.0;
}
//Read the data. We will request twice the number we expect, to
//make sure we get everything that is available.
//Note that the array we pass must be sized to hold enough SAMPLES, and
//the Value we pass specifies the number of SCANS to read.
numScansRequested = numScans;
LJUD.eGet(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.GET_STREAM_DATA, LJUD.CHANNEL.ALL_CHANNELS, ref numScansRequested, adblData);
//The displays the number of scans that were actually read.
Console.Out.WriteLine("\nIteration # {0:0}\n", i);
Console.Out.WriteLine("Number scans read = {0:0}\n", numScansRequested);
//Display just the first scan.
Console.Out.WriteLine("First scan = {0:0.###}, {1:0.###}\n", adblData[0], adblData[1]);
//Retrieve the current Comm backlog. The UD driver retrieves stream data from
//the UE9 in the background, but if the computer is too slow for some reason
//the driver might not be able to read the data as fast as the UE9 is
//acquiring it, and thus there will be data left over in the UE9 buffer.
LJUD.eGet(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.GET_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.STREAM_BACKLOG_COMM, ref dblCommBacklog, 0);
Console.Out.WriteLine("Comm Backlog = {0:0.###}\n", dblCommBacklog);
//Retrieve the current UD driver backlog. If this is growing, then the application
//software is not pulling data from the UD driver fast enough.
LJUD.eGet(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.GET_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.STREAM_BACKLOG_UD, ref dblUDBacklog, 0);
Console.Out.WriteLine("UD Backlog = {0:0.###}\n", dblUDBacklog);
i++;
}
//Stop the stream
LJUD.eGet(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.STOP_STREAM, 0, ref dummyDouble, dummyDoubleArray);
Console.Out.WriteLine("\nDone");
Console.ReadLine(); // Pause for user
}
public void performActions()
{
double dblValue = 0;
// Open UE9
try
{
ue9 = new UE9(LJUD.CONNECTION.USB, "0", true); // Connection through USB
//ue9 = new UE9(LJUD.CONNECTION.ETHERNET, "192.168.1.50", true); // Connection through ethernet
}
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
///*
//Use this code if only a single EI-1050 is connected.
// Connections for the probe:
// Red (Power) FIO2
// Black (Ground) GND
// Green (Data) FIO0
// White (Clock) FIO1
// Brown (Enable) FIO2
try
{
//Set the Data line to FIO0, which is the default anyway.
LJUD.ePut(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.SHT_DATA_CHANNEL, 0, 0, 0);
//Set the Clock line to FIO1, which is the default anyway.
LJUD.ePut(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.SHT_CLOCK_CHANNEL, (LJUD.CHANNEL) 1, 0, 0);
//Set FIO2 to output-high to provide power to the EI-1050s.
LJUD.ePut(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_DIGITAL_BIT, (LJUD.CHANNEL) 2, 1, 0);
//Now, an add/go/get block to get the temp & humidity at the same time.
//Request a temperature reading from the EI-1050.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.SHT_GET_READING, LJUD.CHANNEL.SHT_TEMP, 0, 0, 0);
//Request a humidity reading from the EI-1050.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.SHT_GET_READING, LJUD.CHANNEL.SHT_RH, 0, 0, 0);
//Execute the requests. Will take about 0.5 seconds with a USB high-high
//or Ethernet connection, and about 1.5 seconds with a normal USB connection.
LJUD.GoOne(ue9.ljhandle);
//Get the temperature reading.
LJUD.GetResult(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.SHT_GET_READING, LJUD.CHANNEL.SHT_TEMP, ref dblValue);
Console.Out.WriteLine("Temp Probe A = {0:0.###} deg K\n", dblValue);
Console.Out.WriteLine("Temp Probe A = {0:0.###} deg C\n", (dblValue - 273.15));
Console.Out.WriteLine("Temp Probe A = {0:0.###} deg F\n", (((dblValue - 273.15) * 1.8) + 32));
//Get the humidity reading.
LJUD.GetResult(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.SHT_GET_READING, LJUD.CHANNEL.SHT_RH, ref dblValue);
Console.Out.WriteLine("RH Probe A = {0:0.###} percent\n\n", dblValue);
}
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
//End of single probe code.
//*/
/*
* //Use this code if two EI-1050 probes are connected.
* // Connections for both probes:
* // Red (Power) FIO2
* // Black (Ground) GND
* // Green (Data) FIO0
* // White (Clock) FIO1
* //
* // Probe A:
* // Brown (Enable) FIO3
* //
* // Probe B:
* // Brown (Enable) DAC0
* try
* {
* //Set FIO3 to output-low to disable probe A.
* LJUD.ePut (ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_DIGITAL_BIT, (LJUD.CHANNEL) 3, 0, 0);
*
* //Set DAC0 to 0 volts to disable probe B.
* LJUD.ePut (ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_DAC, (LJUD.CHANNEL) 0, 0.0, 0);
*
* //Set FIO3 to output-high to enable probe A.
* LJUD.ePut (ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_DIGITAL_BIT, (LJUD.CHANNEL) 3, 1, 0);
*
* //Now, an add/go/get block to get the temp & humidity at the same time.
* //Request a temperature reading from the EI-1050.
* LJUD.AddRequest (ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.SHT_GET_READING, LJUD.CHANNEL.SHT_TEMP, 0, 0, 0);
*
* //Request a humidity reading from the EI-1050.
* LJUD.AddRequest (ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.SHT_GET_READING, LJUD.CHANNEL.SHT_RH, 0, 0, 0);
*
* //Execute the requests. Will take about 0.5 seconds with a USB high-high
* //or Ethernet connection, and about 1.5 seconds with a normal USB connection.
* LJUD.GoOne (ue9.ljhandle);
*
* //Get the temperature reading.
* LJUD.GetResult (ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.SHT_GET_READING, LJUD.CHANNEL.SHT_TEMP, ref dblValue);
* Console.Out.WriteLine("Temp Probe A = {0:0.###} deg K\n",dblValue);
* Console.Out.WriteLine("Temp Probe A = {0:0.###} deg C\n",(dblValue-273.15));
* Console.Out.WriteLine("Temp Probe A = {0:0.###} deg F\n",(((dblValue-273.15)*1.8)+32));
*
* //Get the humidity reading.
* LJUD.GetResult (ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.SHT_GET_READING, LJUD.CHANNEL.SHT_RH, ref dblValue);
* Console.Out.WriteLine("RH Probe A = {0:0.###} percent\n\n",dblValue);
*
* //Set FIO3 to output-low to disable probe A.
* LJUD.ePut (ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_DIGITAL_BIT, (LJUD.CHANNEL) 3, 0, 0);
*
* //Set DAC0 to 3.3 volts to enable probe B.
* LJUD.ePut (ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_DAC, 0, 3.3, 0);
*
* //Now, an add/go/get block to get the temp & humidity at the same time.
* //Request a temperature reading from the EI-1050.
* LJUD.AddRequest (ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.SHT_GET_READING, LJUD.CHANNEL.SHT_TEMP, 0, 0, 0);
*
* //Request a humidity reading from the EI-1050.
* LJUD.AddRequest (ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.SHT_GET_READING, LJUD.CHANNEL.SHT_RH, 0, 0, 0);
*
* //Execute the requests. Will take about 0.5 seconds with a USB high-high
* //or Ethernet connection, and about 1.5 seconds with a normal USB connection.
* LJUD.GoOne (ue9.ljhandle);
*
* //Get the temperature reading.
* LJUD.GetResult (ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.SHT_GET_READING, LJUD.CHANNEL.SHT_TEMP, ref dblValue);
* Console.Out.WriteLine("Temp Probe B = {0:0.###} deg K\n",dblValue);
* Console.Out.WriteLine("Temp Probe B = {0:0.###} deg C\n",(dblValue-273.15));
* Console.Out.WriteLine("Temp Probe B = {0:0.###} deg F\n",(((dblValue-273.15)*1.8)+32));
*
* //Get the humidity reading.
* LJUD.GetResult (ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.SHT_GET_READING, LJUD.CHANNEL.SHT_RH, ref dblValue);
* Console.Out.WriteLine("RH Probe B = {0:0.###} percent\n\n",dblValue);
*
* //Set DAC0 to 0 volts to disable probe B.
* LJUD.ePut (ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_DAC, 0, 0.0, 0);
* }
* catch (LabJackUDException e)
* {
* showErrorMessage(e);
* }
*
* //End of dual probe code.
*/
Console.ReadLine(); // Pause for user
}
public void performActions()
{
LJUD.IO ioType = 0;
LJUD.CHANNEL channel = 0;
double dblValue = 0;
double highTime, lowTime;
double period16 = -1, period32 = -1;
// Variables that satisfy a method signature
int dummyInt = 0;
double dummyDouble = 0;
// Open UE9
try
{
ue9 = new UE9(LJUD.CONNECTION.USB, "0", true); // Connection through USB
//ue9 = new UE9(LJUD.CONNECTION.ETHERNET, "192.168.1.50", true); // Connection through ethernet
}
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
//Disable all timers and counters to put everything in a known initial state.
//Disable the timer and counter, and the FIO lines will return to digital I/O.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.NUMBER_TIMERS_ENABLED, 0, 0, 0);
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_COUNTER_ENABLE, 0, 0, 0, 0);
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_COUNTER_ENABLE, 1, 0, 0, 0);
LJUD.GoOne(ue9.ljhandle);
//First we will output a square wave and count the number of pulses for about 1 second.
//Connect a jumper on the UE9 from FIO0 (PWM output) to
//FIO1 (Counter0 input).
//Use the fixed 750kHz timer clock source.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.TIMER_CLOCK_BASE, (double)LJUD.TIMERCLOCKS.KHZ750, 0, 0);
//Set the divisor to 3 so the actual timer clock is 250kHz.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.TIMER_CLOCK_DIVISOR, 3, 0, 0);
//Enable 1 timer. It will use FIO0.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.NUMBER_TIMERS_ENABLED, 1, 0, 0);
//Configure Timer0 as 8-bit PWM. Frequency will be 250k/256 = 977 Hz.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_TIMER_MODE, 0, (double)LJUD.TIMERMODE.PWM8, 0, 0);
//Set the PWM duty cycle to 50%.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_TIMER_VALUE, 0, 32768, 0, 0);
//Enable Counter0. It will use FIO1 since 1 timer is enabled.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_COUNTER_ENABLE, 0, 1, 0, 0);
//Execute the requests on a single LabJack. The driver will use a
//single low-level TimerCounter command to handle all the requests above.
LJUD.GoOne(ue9.ljhandle);
//Get all the results just to check for errors.
try { LJUD.GetFirstResult(ue9.ljhandle, ref ioType, ref channel, ref dblValue, ref dummyInt, ref dummyDouble); }
catch (LabJackUDException e) { showErrorMessage(e); }
bool isFinished = false;
while (!isFinished)
{
try
{
LJUD.GetNextResult(ue9.ljhandle, ref ioType, ref channel, ref dblValue, ref dummyInt, ref dummyDouble);
}
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
// If we get an error, report it. If the error is NO_MORE_DATA_AVAILABLE we are done
if (e.LJUDError == UE9.LJUDERROR.NO_MORE_DATA_AVAILABLE)
{
isFinished = true;
}
else
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
}
}
try
{
//Wait 1 second.
Thread.Sleep(1000);
//Request a read from the counter.
LJUD.eGet(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.GET_COUNTER, 0, ref dblValue, 0);
//This should read roughly 977 counts.
Console.Out.WriteLine("Counter = {0:0.0}\n\n", dblValue);
//Disable the timer and counter, and the FIO lines will return to digital I/O.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.NUMBER_TIMERS_ENABLED, 0, 0, 0);
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_COUNTER_ENABLE, 0, 0, 0, 0);
LJUD.GoOne(ue9.ljhandle);
//Output a square wave and measure the period.
//Connect a jumper on the UE9 from FIO0 (PWM8 output) to
//FIO1 (RISINGEDGES32 input) and FIO2 (RISINGEDGES16).
//Use the fixed 750kHz timer clock source.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.TIMER_CLOCK_BASE, (double)LJUD.TIMERCLOCKS.KHZ750, 0, 0);
//Set the divisor to 3 so the actual timer clock is 250kHz.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.TIMER_CLOCK_DIVISOR, 3, 0, 0);
//Enable 3 timers.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.NUMBER_TIMERS_ENABLED, 3, 0, 0);
//Configure Timer0 as 8-bit PWM. Frequency will be 250k/256 = 977 Hz.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_TIMER_MODE, 0, (double)LJUD.TIMERMODE.PWM8, 0, 0);
//Set the PWM duty cycle to 50%.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_TIMER_VALUE, 0, 32768, 0, 0);
//Configure Timer1 as 32-bit period measurement.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_TIMER_MODE, 1, (double)LJUD.TIMERMODE.RISINGEDGES32, 0, 0);
//Configure Timer2 as 16-bit period measurement.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_TIMER_MODE, 2, (double)LJUD.TIMERMODE.RISINGEDGES16, 0, 0);
//Execute the requests on a single LabJack. The driver will use a
//single low-level TimerCounter command to handle all the requests above.
LJUD.GoOne(ue9.ljhandle);
}
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
// If we get an error, report it. If the error is NO_MORE_DATA_AVAILABLE we are done
if (e.LJUDError == UE9.LJUDERROR.NO_MORE_DATA_AVAILABLE)
{
isFinished = true;
}
else
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
}
//Get all the results just to check for errors.
try { LJUD.GetFirstResult(ue9.ljhandle, ref ioType, ref channel, ref dblValue, ref dummyInt, ref dummyDouble); }
catch (LabJackUDException e) { showErrorMessage(e); }
isFinished = false;
while (!isFinished)
{
try
{
LJUD.GetNextResult(ue9.ljhandle, ref ioType, ref channel, ref dblValue, ref dummyInt, ref dummyDouble);
}
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
// If we get an error, report it. If the error is NO_MORE_DATA_AVAILABLE we are done
if (e.LJUDError == UE9.LJUDERROR.NO_MORE_DATA_AVAILABLE)
{
isFinished = true;
}
else
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
}
}
//Wait 1 second.
Thread.Sleep(1000);
//Now read the period measurements from the 2 timers. We
//will use the Add/Go/Get method so that both
//reads are done in a single low-level call.
//Request a read from Timer1
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.GET_TIMER, 1, 0, 0, 0);
//Request a read from Timer2
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.GET_TIMER, 2, 0, 0, 0);
//Execute the requests on a single LabJack. The driver will use a
//single low-level TimerCounter command to handle all the requests above.
LJUD.GoOne(ue9.ljhandle);
//Get the results of the two read requests.
LJUD.GetFirstResult(ue9.ljhandle, ref ioType, ref channel, ref dblValue, ref dummyInt, ref dummyDouble);
isFinished = false;
while (!isFinished)
{
switch (ioType)
{
case LJUD.IO.GET_TIMER:
switch ((int)channel)
{
case 1:
period32 = dblValue;
break;
case 2:
period16 = dblValue;
break;
}
break;
}
try{ LJUD.GetNextResult(ue9.ljhandle, ref ioType, ref channel, ref dblValue, ref dummyInt, ref dummyDouble); }
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
// After encountering a
if (e.LJUDError > UE9.LJUDERROR.MIN_GROUP_ERROR)
{
isFinished = true;
}
else
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
}
}
try
{
//Both period measurements should read about 256. The timer
//clock was set to 250 kHz, so each tick equals 4 microseconds, so
//256 ticks means a period of 1024 microseconds which is a frequency
//of 977 Hz.
Console.Out.WriteLine("Period32 = {0:0.0}\n", period32);
Console.Out.WriteLine("Period16 = {0:0.0}\n\n", period16);
//Disable the timer and counter, and the FIO lines will return to digital I/O.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.NUMBER_TIMERS_ENABLED, 0, 0, 0);
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_COUNTER_ENABLE, 0, 0, 0, 0);
LJUD.GoOne(ue9.ljhandle);
//Now we will output a 25% duty-cycle PWM output on Timer0 (FIO0) and measure
//the duty cycle on Timer1 FIO1. Requires Control firmware V1.21 or higher.
//Use the fixed 750kHz timer clock source.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.TIMER_CLOCK_BASE, (double)LJUD.TIMERCLOCKS.KHZ750, 0, 0);
//Set the divisor to 3 so the actual timer clock is 250kHz.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.TIMER_CLOCK_DIVISOR, 3, 0, 0);
//Enable 2 timers. They will use FIO0 and FIO1.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.NUMBER_TIMERS_ENABLED, 2, 0, 0);
//Configure Timer0 as 8-bit PWM. Frequency will be 250k/256 = 977 Hz.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_TIMER_MODE, 0, (double)LJUD.TIMERMODE.PWM8, 0, 0);
//Set the PWM duty cycle to 25%. The passed value is the low time.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_TIMER_VALUE, 0, 49152, 0, 0);
//Configure Timer1 as duty cycle measurement.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_TIMER_MODE, 1, (double)LJUD.TIMERMODE.DUTYCYCLE, 0, 0);
//Execute the requests on a single LabJack. The driver will use a
//single low-level TimerCounter command to handle all the requests above.
LJUD.GoOne(ue9.ljhandle);
}
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
// After encountering a
if (e.LJUDError > UE9.LJUDERROR.MIN_GROUP_ERROR)
{
isFinished = true;
}
else
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
}
//Get all the results just to check for errors.
try { LJUD.GetFirstResult(ue9.ljhandle, ref ioType, ref channel, ref dblValue, ref dummyInt, ref dummyDouble); }
catch (LabJackUDException e) { showErrorMessage(e); }
isFinished = false;
while (!isFinished)
{
try
{
LJUD.GetNextResult(ue9.ljhandle, ref ioType, ref channel, ref dblValue, ref dummyInt, ref dummyDouble);
}
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
// If we get an error, report it. If the error is NO_MORE_DATA_AVAILABLE we are done
if (e.LJUDError == UE9.LJUDERROR.NO_MORE_DATA_AVAILABLE)
{
isFinished = true;
}
else
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
}
}
//Wait a little so we are sure a duty cycle measurement has occured.
Thread.Sleep(100);
try
{
//Request a read from Timer1.
LJUD.eGet(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.GET_TIMER, (LJUD.CHANNEL) 1, ref dblValue, 0);
//High time is LSW
highTime = (double)(((ulong)dblValue) % (65536));
//Low time is MSW
lowTime = (double)(((ulong)dblValue) / (65536));
Console.Out.WriteLine("High clicks = {0:0.0}\n", highTime);
Console.Out.WriteLine("Low clicks = {0:0.0}\n", lowTime);
Console.Out.WriteLine("Duty cycle = {0:0.0}\n", 100 * highTime / (highTime + lowTime));
//Disable the timers, and the FIO lines will return to digital I/O.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.NUMBER_TIMERS_ENABLED, 0, 0, 0);
LJUD.GoOne(ue9.ljhandle);
//The PWM output sets FIO0 to output, so we do a read here to set
//FIO0 to input.
LJUD.eGet(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.GET_DIGITAL_BIT, 0, ref dblValue, 0);
}
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
// After encountering a
if (e.LJUDError > UE9.LJUDERROR.MIN_GROUP_ERROR)
{
isFinished = true;
}
else
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
}
Console.ReadLine(); // Pause for user
}
public void performActions()
{
LJUD.IO ioType = 0;
LJUD.CHANNEL channel = 0;
double dblValue = 0;
double Value2 = 0, Value3 = 0;
double ValueDIBit = 0, ValueDIPort = 0, ValueCounter = 0;
// dummy variables to satisfy certian method signatures
double dummyDouble = 0;
int dummyInt = 0;
// Open UE9
try
{
ue9 = new UE9(LJUD.CONNECTION.USB, "0", true); // Connection through USB
//ue9 = new UE9(LJUD.CONNECTION.ETHERNET, "192.168.1.50", true); // Connection through ethernet
}
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
try
{
//First some configuration commands. These will be done with the ePut
//function which combines the add/go/get into a single call.
//Configure for 16-bit analog input measurements.
LJUD.ePut(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_CONFIG, LJUD.CHANNEL.AIN_RESOLUTION, 16, 0);
//Configure the analog input range on channels 2 and 3 for bipolar gain=1.
LJUD.ePut(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_AIN_RANGE, (LJUD.CHANNEL) 2, (double)LJUD.RANGES.BIP5V, 0);
LJUD.ePut(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_AIN_RANGE, (LJUD.CHANNEL) 3, (double)LJUD.RANGES.BIP5V, 0);
//Enable Counter0 which will appear on FIO0 (assuming no other
//program has enabled any timers or Counter1).
LJUD.ePut(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_COUNTER_ENABLE, 0, 1, 0);
//Now we add requests to write and read I/O. These requests
//will be processed repeatedly by go/get statements in every
//iteration of the while loop below.
//Request AIN2 and AIN3.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.GET_AIN, 2, 0, 0, 0);
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.GET_AIN, 3, 0, 0, 0);
//Set DAC0 to 2.5 volts.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_DAC, 0, 2.5, 0, 0);
//Read digital input FIO1.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.GET_DIGITAL_BIT, 1, 0, 0, 0);
//Set digital output FIO2 to output-high.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.PUT_DIGITAL_BIT, 2, 1, 0, 0);
//Read digital inputs FIO3 through FIO7.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.GET_DIGITAL_PORT, 3, 0, 5, 0);
//Request the value of Counter0.
LJUD.AddRequest(ue9.ljhandle, LJUD.IO.GET_COUNTER, 0, 0, 0, 0);
}
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
bool requestedExit = false;
while (!requestedExit)
{
try
{
//Execute the requests.
LJUD.GoOne(ue9.ljhandle);
//Get all the results. The input measurement results are stored. All other
//results are for configuration or output requests so we are just checking
//whether there was an error.
LJUD.GetFirstResult(ue9.ljhandle, ref ioType, ref channel, ref dblValue, ref dummyInt, ref dummyDouble);
}
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
bool isFinished = false;
while (!isFinished)
{
switch (ioType)
{
case LJUD.IO.GET_AIN:
switch ((int)channel)
{
case 2:
Value2 = dblValue;
break;
case 3:
Value3 = dblValue;
break;
}
break;
case LJUD.IO.GET_DIGITAL_BIT:
ValueDIBit = dblValue;
break;
case LJUD.IO.GET_DIGITAL_PORT:
ValueDIPort = dblValue;
break;
case LJUD.IO.GET_COUNTER:
ValueCounter = dblValue;
break;
}
try { LJUD.GetNextResult(ue9.ljhandle, ref ioType, ref channel, ref dblValue, ref dummyInt, ref dummyDouble); }
catch (LabJackUDException e)
{
// If we get an error, report it. If the error is NO_MORE_DATA_AVAILABLE we are done
if (e.LJUDError == UE9.LJUDERROR.NO_MORE_DATA_AVAILABLE)
{
isFinished = true;
}
else
{
showErrorMessage(e);
}
}
}
// Output the results
Console.Out.WriteLine("AIN2 = {0:0.00000}\n", Value2);
Console.Out.WriteLine("AIN3 = {0:0.00000}\n", Value3);
Console.Out.WriteLine("FIO1 = {0:0.00000}\n", ValueDIBit);
Console.Out.WriteLine("FIO3-FIO7 = {0:0.00000}\n", ValueDIPort); //Will read 31 if all 5 lines are pulled-high as normal.
Console.Out.WriteLine("Counter0 (FIO0) = {0:0.00000}\n", ValueCounter);
Console.Out.WriteLine("\nPress Enter to go again or (q) to quit\n");
requestedExit = Console.ReadLine().Equals("q");
}
}