OMNIBUS II PXIE SPECIFIC FEATURES
The OmniBus II PXIe also extends the protocols’ TriggerDefine function
capabilities by adding transitional trigger parameters. These new parameters
allow the protocol to be triggered on a high, low, rising, or falling state of the
assigned protocol trigger (A-C). To use this feature, pass the respective
parameter found in
Table 5.4 to the pinpolarity argument of the TriggerDefine
function (e.g. BTI1553_BCTriggerDefine).
A
Sets active low polarity for trigger line A
Sets active high polarity for trigger line A
Sets active on falling edge of trigger line A
Sets active on rising edge of trigger line A
B
Sets active low polarity for trigger line B
Sets active high polarity for trigger line B
Sets active on falling edge of trigger line B
Sets active on rising edge of trigger line B
C
Sets active low polarity for trigger line C
Sets active high polarity for trigger line C
Sets active on falling edge of trigger line C
Sets active on rising edge of trigger line C
Table 5.4—Transitional Protocol Trigger Parameters
5.4 PXIe Status
The OmniBus II PXIe provides access to some useful PXIe card status
information. The desired status is selected by passing in one of the parameters
found in Table 5.5 to infotype in BTICard_PXIStatus.
PXIe Clock Selection (Refer to Section 5.1)
0 = PXIe_CLK100
1 = On-Board 100MHz Oscillator
Version of the BTI PXIe Trigger Engine
Bitmask of Output Enables for dionums 33 to 48
(Refer to Section 5.3 for more information)
Table 5.5—PXIe Status Parameters
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