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General| Product Name | NI 6356 |
|---|---|
| Category | Data Loggers |
| Analog Input Channels | 16 |
| Analog Output Channels | 2 |
| Digital I/O Channels | 24 |
| Counter/Timers | 4 |
| Max Sample Rate | 1 MS/s |
| Input Range | +/- 10 V |
| Communication Interface | USB |
| Operating System Compatibility | Windows |
| Resolution | 16 bits |
| Analog input type | Differential |
Essential safety precautions for operating NI 63xx X Series devices and modules.
Recommends self-calibration after installation and for temperature changes.
Describes the DAQ hardware, common components, and the DAQ-STC3 engine.
Explains using NI-DAQmx driver software for programming measurement devices.
Describes signals found on the I/O connectors, detailing their purpose and availability.
Explains the behavior of READY and ACTIVE LEDs on USB X Series devices.
Describes analog input circuitry, blocks, terminal configuration, and input range.
Explains differential, referenced single-ended, and non-referenced single-ended settings.
Describes software-timed and hardware-timed acquisition methods.
Details start, reference, and pause trigger actions for analog input.
Summarizes recommended input configurations for floating and ground-referenced signal sources.
Details start and pause trigger actions for analog output.
Feature to set critical outputs to safe states during failures.
Details Arm Start Trigger, Start Trigger, and Pause Trigger actions for counters.
Explains DMA and Programmed I/O for PCI Express/PXI Express, and USB Signal Stream and Programmed I/O for USB.
Defines triggers, their actions, and supported types (digital, analog).
Generating triggers on digital signals, specifying source and edge.
Generating triggers on analog signals, specifying source and type.
Configuring analog trigger modes: Edge, Hysteresis, and Window.
Resources for additional support, including product manuals and forums.
Addresses common analog input problems like crosstalk, ghost voltages, and drift.
Self-help resources and direct access to NI Applications Engineers via ni.com/support.
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