National Instruments cRIO-9148 CompactRIO Chassis

The cRIO-9148 (Part Number: 781502-01) Chassis’ I/O Scan Time is the principal significant thought when understanding NI Scan Engine execution. The fundamental factor that controls I/O Scan execution time is the sort and number of C Series Modules utilized in a CompactRIO framework. I/O variable hubs execute speedier utilizing filtered get to mode than coordinate access mode. When the user gets to an I/O variable utilizing direct access mode, LabVIEW must navigate the product stack the distance down to the equipment driver.

The user can utilize checked access mode for synchronous access to a gathering of I/O channels. Although the execution time of direct access mode is slower than that of checked access mode, the user can exploit the offbeat nature of direct access mode to get to singular I/O channels at either a speedier or a slower rate than the I/O filter. Another key factor influencing CPU use is the arranged distributing of information. I/O factors bolster arranged distributing for remote information access and checking. However, utilizing this system distributing can have critical CPU overhead, in light of the distributing time frame chose. When the Scan Engine mode changes from Configuration mode to Active mode, the NI-Industrial Communications for DeviceNet programming associates the DeviceNet interface gadget to the system and composes Scan Engine information to the DeviceNet slave gadgets. When the Scan Engine mode changes from Active mode to Configuration mode, the NI-Industrial Communications for DeviceNet programming disengages the DeviceNet interface gadget from the system.