Accessing User-Defined FPGA
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Accessing User-Defined FPGA
Use one of the following methods to access the user-defined FPGA signals in LabVIEW:
- Right-click your FPGA Target
and select to choose a generic Digital RMC and access all 96 DIO lines
with digital I/O nodes. Note This methodology does not allow you to configure the DIO lines as RS-232 and RS-485 processor peripherals.
- Right click your FPGA Target and select Launch sbRIO CLIP Generator... to launch the NI Single-Board RIO CLIP Generator application, which you can use to create a socketed component-level IP (CLIP) that defines the FPGA signals or processor peripherals to use in your application.
- After you create a CLIP, return to LabVIEW and right-click an RMC Socket under the FPGA Target and select Properties.
- In the Socket Properties dialog box, select your CLIP and click OK. The I/O appears under the socket, or the I/O is connected directly to the RT processor.
Note For a given FPGA target, you must use either the digital I/O method or the socketed CLIP method for all 96 DIO lines.