Matlab Support package for SensorDAQ and Thermocouple.
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Right now I can use NIMAX(provided in NI website for SensorDAQ drivers) to see the thermocouple is actually working. However, when I try to add the sensor in matlab that it will told me the valid channel is ai0,ai1. And I use the following channel in MAX: Channel Name: "Dev1/_sensor0_5V". The error message is the following when I try to run matlab with the Matlab Code:
sdaq.addSensor(s,1,sdaq.Sensors.Thermocouple);
Error Message:
The device 'Dev1' does not have a channel '_sensor0_5V'. Valid channel IDs are 'ai0, ai1'.
Please help me configure this issue, I believe it's the matlab support package didn't specify the right channels
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Rob Purser
le 12 Déc 2013
Hi,
Are you using the Vernier SensorDAQ with R2012a or later? If so, and you still want to use it, let me know, I may have a workaround for you.
-Rob Purser
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claire
le 7 Mai 2014
Hi,
I have almost the same problem, I am using Vernier hand dynamometer and SensorDAQ. When using sdaq.addSensor(session, 1, sdaq.Sensors.HandDynamometer); I have the same error.
When I try to use directly session.addAnalogInputChannel('Dev1', 'ai0', 'Voltage');
I have a code error saying: NI Error -200983: You only can get the specified property while the task is reserved, committed or while the task is running. Reserve, commit or start the task prior to getting the property. Property: DAQmx_SampClk_Rate Task Name: _unnamedTask<2D> Status Code: -200983
Is there any way to fix the error ?
Thank you very much;
Claire
Francisco Redondo
le 28 Août 2014
Hello I am using Vernier hand dynamometer and SensorDAQ with MATLAB R2013b.
When I write the code: s = sdaq.createSession; sdaq.addSensor(s,1,sdaq.Sensors.HandDynamometer);
I have the next error.
Could you help me?
Thanks
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