Front Panel
Refer to the following figure and tables for information about the one- and two-channel PXIe-5413 front panel connectors and LEDs.
Table 1.
PXIe-5413 Signal Descriptions
|
Signal |
Connector Type |
Access |
Description |
1 |
CH 0 |
SMA |
Output |
Generates waveforms from an analog output terminal. |
2 |
CH 1 |
3 |
PFI 0 |
Input/Output |
Imports digital trigger signals and exports digital event signals. Imported digital trigger signals can start or step through waveform generation, and exported event signals indicate the state of the generation engine. |
4 |
PFI 1 |
5 |
AUX 0 |
MHDMR |
Routes digital trigger and event signals with eight bidirectional PFI lines and provides a +3.3 V power source. |
Table 2.
PXIe-5413 ACCESS LED Indicators
The ACCESS LED indicates basic hardware status.
|
LED Color |
Indication |
6 |
No color (off) |
The PXIe-5413 is not yet functional. |
Amber |
The PXIe-5413 is being accessed. |
Green |
The PXIe-5413 is ready to be programmed by NI-FGEN. |
Table 3.
PXIe-5413 ACTIVE LED Indicators
The ACTIVE LED indicates the
PXIe-5413 hardware state.
|
LED Color |
Indication |
7 |
No color (off) |
The PXIe-5413 is not generating. |
Amber |
The PXIe-5413 is armed and waiting for a trigger. |
Green |
The PXIe-5413 has received a trigger and is generating a waveform. |
Red |
The PXIe-5413 has detected an error. NI-FGEN must access the PXIe-5413 to determine the cause of the error. The LED remains red until the error condition is removed. Example errors include the following:
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Phase-locked loop (PLL) unlocked: The PXIe-5413 has detected an unlocked condition on a previously locked PLL. A PLL that is unlocked while in reset does not show an error.
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The PXIe-5413 has powered down because the internal temperature exceeded the maximum limit. The over-temperature condition must be corrected and the hardware reset. To reset the hardware, call niFgen Reset Device or niFgen_ResetDevice.[1]
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AUX 0 Connector
Note
The AUX 0 connector accepts a standard, third-party HDMI™ type C cable, but the AUX 0 port is not an HDMI interface and the specified performance of the AUX 0 connector is not guaranteed if a third-party HDMI cable is used. Use NI cable assembly SHH19-MH19-AUX for all AUX 0 connections. Do not connect the AUX 0 port on the PXIe-5413 to the HDMI port of another device. NI is not liable for any damage resulting from such signal connections.
Refer to the following figure and table for information about the PXIe-5413 AUX 0 connector pins.
Table 4.
AUX 0 Pin Signal Descriptions
Pin |
Signal |
Description |
1 |
GND |
Ground reference for signals |
2 |
NC |
No connection |
3 |
GND |
Ground reference for signals |
4 |
GND |
Ground reference for signals |
5 |
NC |
No connection |
6 |
GND |
Ground reference for signals |
7 |
GND |
Ground reference for signals |
8 |
AUX 0/PFI 0 |
Bidirectional PFI line |
9 |
AUX 0/PFI 1 |
Bidirectional PFI line |
10 |
GND |
Ground reference for signals |
11 |
AUX 0/PFI 2 |
Bidirectional PFI line |
12 |
AUX 0/PFI 3 |
Bidirectional PFI line |
13 |
GND |
Ground reference for signals |
14 |
AUX 0/PFI 4 |
Bidirectional PFI line |
15 |
AUX 0/PFI 5 |
Bidirectional PFI line |
16 |
AUX 0/PFI 6 |
Bidirectional PFI line |
17 |
AUX 0/PFI 7 |
Bidirectional PFI line |
18 |
+3.3 V |
+3.3 V power output (200 mA maximum) |
19 |
GND |
Ground reference for signals |