AIChannelCollection.CreateTedsForceIepeChannel Method (String, String, AITerminalConfiguration, Double, Double, AIForceUnits, AIExcitationSource, Double)

public AIChannel CreateTedsForceIepeChannel(
	string physicalChannelName,
	string nameToAssignChannel,
	AITerminalConfiguration terminalConfiguration,
	double minimumValue,
	double maximumValue,
	AIForceUnits units,
	AIExcitationSource currentExcitationSource,
	double currentExcitationValue
)

Public Function CreateTedsForceIepeChannel ( 
	physicalChannelName As String,
	nameToAssignChannel As String,
	terminalConfiguration As AITerminalConfiguration,
	minimumValue As Double,
	maximumValue As Double,
	units As AIForceUnits,
	currentExcitationSource As AIExcitationSource,
	currentExcitationValue As Double
) As AIChannel

Parameters

physicalChannelName

Type: SystemString
The names of one or more physical channels to use to create one or more local virtual channels.

nameToAssignChannel

Type: SystemString
One or more names to assign to the created local virtual channels. To use the physical channel name as the local virtual channel name, set this value to Empty.

terminalConfiguration

Type: NationalInstruments.DAQmxAITerminalConfiguration
The input terminal configuration. To use the default terminal configuration for the physical channel(s) being used, pass a value of 1 casted to an AITerminalConfiguration.

minimumValue

Type: SystemDouble
The minimum value you expect to measure, in units.

maximumValue

Type: SystemDouble
The maximum value you expect to measure, in units.

units

Type: NationalInstruments.DAQmxAIForceUnits
The units to use to return the measurement.

currentExcitationSource

Type: NationalInstruments.DAQmxAIExcitationSource
The source of excitation.

currentExcitationValue

Type: SystemDouble
The amount of excitation in amperes that the sensor requires.

Return Value

The NI-DAQmx driver does not determine if the requested settings are possible until the task is verified. This method does not throw an exception for parameter values that are not compatible with your hardware or other settings in your task. To determine if all of the settings for a Task are valid, you must verify the task by starting the task, either with Start or by reading from or writing to the task, or by calling Control(TaskAction) with Verify.

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