NI WSN-3212 Settings
- Updated2023-02-21
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Right-click the node in the Project Explorer window and select Properties. Select the Channels or Node tab.
To upload the serial number of a connected node to the Project Explorer window, right-click the gateway and select Refresh Node Serial Numbers.
Channels Tab: Analog Input
This dialog box includes the following components:
- Channels—Specifies the channel or channels to configure.
- Channel Configuration
- Range—Specifies the temperature or voltage range:
- -273.15 to 1,820 Celsius
- 0 to 2,093 Kelvin
- -459.67 to 3,308 Fahrenheit
- -0.073 to 0.073 Volts
- Range—Specifies the temperature or voltage range:
- Channel Attributes
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Thermocouple Type | J, K, T, E, R, S, N, or B |
| CJC (Cold Junction Compensation) Source | Internal CJC
0 C 25 C |
Channels Tab: Digital Input/Output
This dialog box includes the following components:
- Channels—Specifies the channel or channels to configure.
- Channel Configuration
- Range—You cannot change this setting.
- Channel Attributes:
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| DIO Drive Mode | Specifies the channel state:
Tristate—The line is not driven. Drive Low Only—When the DIO line is off, the output line drives low. When the DIO line is on, the output line tristates. Drive High Only—When the DIO line is on, the output line drives high. When the DIO line is off, the output line tristates. Drive High and Low—When the DIO line is on, the output line drives high. When the DIO line is off, the output line drives low. |
Node Tab: Analog Input and Digital Input/Output
This dialog box includes the following components:
- Device Name—Specifies the name of the WSN node, which appears in the Project Explorer window. LabVIEW assigns a default name to the node based on the Hardware Configuration ID. You can use this field to give the node a descriptive name.
- Device Type—Specifies the type of WSN node. You cannot change this value.
- Hardware Configuration—Specifies the hardware configuration ID and the sample interval (seconds).
- ID—Allows you to map a node in the property tree to a node of that ID on the gateway.
- Sample Interval (Seconds)—Specifies how often the node samples all inputs, in seconds. For End Nodes, the nodes sleep during this interval.