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Chapter 10 DIO-32F and 6533 Digital I/O Devices
DAQ Hardware Overview Guide 10-2 www.ni.com
and ACK2 as extra outputs, in which case they functions as OUT1 through
OUT4 lines. Refer to your hardware user manual for the locations of these
lines on the I/O connector.
You can configure ports 0 through 3 for both handshaking and
no-handshaking modes. To configure the ports for handshaking mode, you
must assign the ports to one of two handshaking groups. The digital
I/O connector has handshaking lines for the groups. These handshaking
lines include the REQ1 and REQ2 lines for request, and the ACK1 and
ACK2 lines for acknowledge. The 6533 also has STOPTRIG1 and
STOPTRIG2 for stop triggers, and PCLK1 and PCLK2 lines for clocks.
Signals received or generated on the handshaking lines affect only the ports
assigned to the group.
Port 4 is always configured as an I/O port. Writing to port 4 affects the extra
output lines. Reading from port 4 returns the digital values of the extra input
lines. Table 10-1 shows the lines that are mapped to the bits within the byte
written to or read from port 4.
On a 6533, when group 1 is configured for handshaking, you cannot use the
group 1 handshaking lines as extra inputs or outputs. In this case, port 4
output operations have no effect on the ACK1 (OUT1) and PCLK1 (OUT3)
lines. Port 4 input operations do not return valid data bits for the REQ1
(IN1) and STOPTRIG1 (IN3) lines. Similarly, when group 2 is configured
for handshaking, you cannot use the group 2 handshaking lines as extra
inputs or outputs.
Table 10-1. DIO-32F Extra Inputs and Outputs
Bit
Number
DIO-32F Line Used
Input Operation
DIO-32F Line Used
Output Operation
Restrictions
7 to 2 None None None
1 IN2 OUT2 None
0 IN1 OUT1 None
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