- What Is the Data Acquisition Toolbox?
- Intended Audience
- Related Products
- Requirements
- What Is MATLAB?
- Documentation Conventions
- Installation
- Toolbox Installation
- Hardware and Driver Installation
- Collecting Live Data
- The Display Summary
- Understanding the Toolbox Capabilities
- The Readme and Contents M-files
- Demos
- Documentation Examples
- Quick Reference Guide
- Evaluating Your Hardware Resources
- Getting Online Help
- The daqhelp function
- The propinfo function
- Overview
- Toolbox Components
- M-file Functions
- The Data Acquisition Engine
- The Hardware Driver Adaptor
- Device Objects, Channels, and Lines
- Device Objects
- Channels and Lines
- Toolbox Functions
- Property Names and Property Values
- Displaying Common Properties
- Displaying Channel/Line Properties
- Base Properties with Device-Specific Values
- Specifying Property Names
- Default Property Values
- Events and Actions
- Errors
- Triggers
- State Transitions
- The Data Block
- The Data Acquisition Session
- Initialization
- Configuration
- Execution
- Termination
- Overview
- Connecting to Your Hardware
- Registering the Hardware Driver Adaptor
- Creating an Analog Input Object
- Adding Channels to an Analog Input Object
- Controlling Acquisition Behavior with Properties
- Basic Setup Properties
- Data Range and Engineering Units Properties
- Acquiring Data
- Starting the Acquisition
- Previewing Stored Data
- Extracting Stored Data
- Stopping the Acquisition
- Deleting the Device Object
- Analog Input Examples
- Acquiring Data with a Sound Card
- Acquiring Data with a National Instruments Board
- Evaluating Your Acquisition Status
- Acquisition Status Properties
- Display Summary
- Evaluating Your Hardware Resources
- Getting Function and Property Help
- Overview
- Setting Property Values
- Referencing Analog Input Objects and Channels
- Copying Device Objects and Channels
- Reference by Channel Name
- Reordering Channels
- Configuring Hardware Properties
- Setting and Verifying Hardware Properties
- Configuring Hardware Input Channels
- Sampling Channels
- Additional Hardware Properties
- Managing Acquired Data
- Previewing Data
- Extracting Data from the Engine
- Calculating Time
- Configuring Triggers
- Trigger Types and Trigger Conditions
- Trigger Delays
- Repeating Triggers
- Configuring Triggers for National Instruments Hardware
- Configuring Events and Actions
- Recording and Retrieving Event Information
- Action Properties and Functions
- Examples: Using Action Properties and Functions
- Engineering Unit Conversion
- Logging Information to Disk
- Retrieving Logged Information
- Example: Logging and Retrieving Information
- Overview
- Connecting to Your Hardware
- Creating an Analog Output Object
- Adding Channels to an Analog Output Object
- Controlling Output Behavior with Properties
- Basic Setup
- Accessing Individual Channels
- Data Range and Engineering Units
- Outputting Data
- Starting the Output
- Queueing Data for Output
- Stopping the Output
- Deleting the Device Object
- Analog Output Examples
- Outputting Data with a Sound Card
- Outputting Data with a National Instruments Board
- Evaluating Your Acquisition Status and Resources
- Acquisition Status Properties
- Display Summary
- Hardware Information
- Getting Function and Property Help
- Configuring Hardware Properties
- Setting and Verifying Hardware Properties
- Setting the Sampling Rate
- Setting the Out-of-Data Value
- Additional Hardware Properties
- Managing Output Data
- Using putdata
- Example: Using putdata
- Configuring Triggers
- Trigger Types
- Trigger Times
- Configuring Events and Actions
- Recording and Retrieving Event Information
- Action Properties and Functions
- Examples: Using Action Properties and Functions
- Engineering Unit Conversion
- The Function Reference Page Format
- Data Acquisition Toolbox Functions
- The Property Description Format
- Analog Input Properties
- Analog Output Properties
- Sound Card Properties
- National Instruments Properties
- Testing Your Sound Card
- Microphone and Sound Card Types
- Testing with a Microphone
- Testing with a CD Player
- Running in Full Duplex Mode
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