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GETTING STARTED GUIDE

NI High-Speed Digitizers

This document contains English and Japanese language instructions.

This document explains how to install, configure, and test NI high-speed digitizers and accessories,

and how to begin programming them using the NI-SCOPE instrument driver software. This document

applies to the following digitizers and accessories: NI 5102, NI 5105, NI 5112, NI 5114, NI 5122,

NI 5124, NI 5132, NI 5133, NI 5142, NI 5152, NI 5153, NI 5154, NI 5620, NI 5621, NI 5622, NI 5900,

NI 5911, and NI 5922.

For more information on features and programming, refer to the NI High-Speed Digitizers Help.

For device specifications, refer to the specifications document included with your device. Both

documents are available at Start»All Programs»National Instruments»NI-SCOPE»

Documentation.

For the most current versions of documentation, visit

ni.com/manuals. For the latest version of

NI-SCOPE, visit

ni.com/idnet.

Contents

Conventions ......................................................................................................................................... 2

1. Verifying System Requirements...................................................................................................... 3

2. Unpacking ........................................................................................................................................ 3

3. Verifying the Kit Contents............................................................................................................... 3

Other Required Items................................................................................................................... 4

4. Installing the Software ..................................................................................................................... 4

5. Installing the Hardware.................................................................................................................... 5

PXI Modules ................................................................................................................................ 5

PXI Express Modules .................................................................................................................. 6

PCI Devices ................................................................................................................................. 7

USB Devices................................................................................................................................ 8

USB Cable Strain Relief ...................................................................................................... 9

Mounting the USB-513x.............................................................................................................. 10

Desktop Use......................................................................................................................... 10

DIN Rail Mounting.............................................................................................................. 10

Panel Mounting.................................................................................................................... 11

Windows Device Recognition ..................................................................................................... 11

6. Configuring and Testing in MAX.................................................................................................... 12

7. Programming the Device ................................................................................................................. 14

Acquiring Data Interactively ....................................................................................................... 14

Acquiring Data Programmatically ............................................................................................... 14

NI-SCOPE Examples................................................................................................................... 14

NI Example Finder...............................................................................................................14

8. Making Your First Measurement..................................................................................................... 14

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Appendix A: Front Panels for SMC-Based Devices and USB Devices .............................................. 15

NI 5105 Front Panels ................................................................................................................... 15

NI 5114 Front Panels ................................................................................................................... 16

NI 5122/5124/5142/5922 Front Panels........................................................................................ 17

NI 5132/5133 Front Panels.......................................................................................................... 19

NI 5152/5153/5154 Front Panels................................................................................................. 20

NI 5622 Front Panels ................................................................................................................... 21

Appendix B: Front Panels for Traditional NI-DAQ (Legacy) Devices............................................... 22

NI 5102 Front Panels ................................................................................................................... 22

NI 5112 Front Panels ................................................................................................................... 25

NI 5620/5621 Front Panels.......................................................................................................... 26

NI 5911 Front Panel............................................................................................................

......... 27

Appendix C: Accessory Front Panels .................................................................................................. 28

NI 5900 Front Panel..................................................................................................................... 28

Appendix D: Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................. 29

Front Panel ACCESS LED on PXI/PXI Express Module is Off when PXI/PXI Express

Chassis is On ............................................................................................................................ 29

Back Panel LED on USB Module is Off when Device is Plugged In ......................................... 29

Device Does Not Appear in MAX............................................................................................... 29

Device Failed the Self-Test.......................................................................................................... 30

Thermal Shutdown Error ............................................................................................................. 30

Performance Issues Using MXI Connections.............................................................................. 30

Setting Up SMC-Based Devices for Synchronization................................................................. 30

NI 5112 Programming Practices.................................................................................................. 31

Appendix E: Where to Go for Support ................................................................................................ 31

Conventions

The following conventions are used in this manual:

» The » symbol leads you through nested menu items and dialog box options to a final action.

The sequence File» Page Setup»Options directs you to pull down the File menu, select the

Page Setup item, and select Options from the last dialog box.

This icon denotes a tip, which alerts you to advisory information.

This icon denotes a note, which alerts you to important information.

This icon denotes a caution, which advises you of precautions to take to avoid injury, data loss,

or a system crash.

bold Bold text denotes items that you must select or click in the software, such as menu items and

dialog box options.

italic Italic text denotes emphasis or a cross-reference.

monospace Text in this font denotes text or characters that you should enter from the keyboard, sections

of code, programming examples, and syntax examples. This font is also used for disk drives,

paths, directories, filenames, and extensions.

monospace Bold text in this font denotes the messages and responses that the computer automatically

bold prints to the screen. This font also emphasizes lines of code that are different from the other

examples.

monospace

Italic text in this font denotes text that is a placeholder for a word or value that you must

italic

supply.

Platform Text in this font denotes a specific platform and indicates that the text following it applies only

to that platform.

PXIe PXI Express

1. Verifying System Requirements

Your system must meet certain requirements to use NI high-speed digitizers with NI-SCOPE. For more

information on minimum system, recommended system, and supported application development

environments (ADEs), refer to the NI-SCOPE Readme, which is available on the NI-SCOPE CD.

Note After you install NI-SCOPE, you can access the NI-SCOPE Readme at Start»All Programs»

National Instruments»NI-SCOPE»Documentation.

2. Unpacking

NI high-speed digitizers are shipped in an antistatic bag to protect them from electrostatic discharge

(ESD). Prior to removing the digitizer from the bag, touch the antistatic bag to a metal part of the chassis

to remove any built up static charge.

Caution When handling the digitizer, make sure that you are grounded with a grounding strap or you

are touching a grounded metal object. Handle the digitizer carefully to avoid touching any exposed

pins or electronic circuitry.

Remove the digitizer from the package, remove the packing foam and rubber screw covers (PXI/PXIe

devices only), and inspect the digitizer for loose components or signs of damage. Notify NI if the

digitizer appears damaged in any way. Do not install a damaged digitizer into your computer or chassis.

Store the digitizer in the antistatic bag when not in use.

3. Verifying the Kit Contents

The following items are included in the NI high-speed digitizer kit:

❑ The NI high-speed digitizer or accessory you ordered

❑ NI-SCOPE instrument driver DVD-size case, which contains the NI-SCOPE driver software CD

❑ Other included items:

The specifications document for the device

– Read Me First: Safety and Electromagnetic Compatibility

– NI High-Speed Digitizers Getting Started Guide (this document)

– Maintain Forced-Air Cooling Note to Users (SMC-based devices only)

– NI Spectral Measurements Toolkit CD (SMC-based devices with memory options higher than

8 MB only)

– USB cable (USB devices only)

– NI LabVIEW SignalExpress CD (USB devices only)

Note SMC-based devices are based on the National Instruments Synchronization and Memory Core

architecture. These include the NI 5105, NI 5114, NI 5122, NI 5124, NI 5142, NI 5152, NI 5153,

NI 5154, NI 5622, and NI 5922. For more information, refer to the NI High-Speed Digitizers Help.

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Other Required Items

In addition to the items contained in the kit, you need the following items:

❑ 1/8 in. flat-head screwdriver

❑ One of the following configurations:

– (PXI Devices) A PXI chassis, a PXI/SCXI combination chassis, or a PXI/CompactPCI chassis

with a controller and the chassis documentation

–

(PXI Express Devices) A PXI Express chassis with a controller and the chassis documentation

– (USB Devices) A desktop or laptop computer and its documentation

–

(PCI Devices) A desktop computer and its documentation

Note If your application uses NI-TClk synchronization for PCI Devices, you must use a RTSI cable

to connect the PCI Device

S. For more information, refer to NI High-Speed Digitizers Help»

Programming»Reference»NI-TClk Synchronization Help.

4. Installing the Software

Caution Make sure you install the software before you install the hardware.

To install the software, complete the following steps:

1. (Optional) If you are using an application development environment (ADE) such as LabVIEW or

if you are using a third-party tool, install it now. You must install the ADE before installing the

NI-SCOPE instrument driver.

2. Install NI-SCOPE by inserting the NI-SCOPE CD into the CD drive. Click Install Software in the

displayed window.

Note If the installation window does not appear automatically, navigate to the CD drive and

double-click setup.exe.

3. Follow the instructions in the installation prompts.

(Windows Vista) You may see access and security messages during installation. Accept the prompts

to complete the installation.

4. When the installer completes, a dialog box prompts you to Restart, Shut Down, or Restart Later.

Select Restart.

5. If you are using a system running the LabVIEW Real-Time Module, download NI-SCOPE to the

target using Measurement &Automation Explorer (MAX). For more information, refer to the

MAX Remote Systems Help by selecting Help»Help Topics»Remote Systems in MAX.

5. Installing the Hardware

This section describes how to install hardware for PXI/PXIe, PCI, and USB platforms.

Note You must install the software before you install the hardware.

To prevent damage to the device caused by ESD or contamination, handle the device using the edges or

the metal bracket. For more information, refer to the Read Me First: Safety and Electromagnetic

Compatibility document.

Caution Unless you are using a USB device, you must power off and unplug your PC or chassis

before installing the hardware.

PXI Modules

NI PXI modules are sensitive instruments that should be handled carefully. Do not expose the module

to temperatures or humidity beyond the rated maximums. Keep the module free of dust by cleaning with

compressed air only. Do not clean the device with any solvents or liquids.

You can install PXI modules in any PXI slot marked with a peripheral slot compatibility glyph (a circle

containing the slot number).

To install a PXI module, complete the following steps:

1. Power off and unplug the PXI chassis before installing a PXI module.

2. If the PXI chassis has multiple fan speed settings, make sure that the fans are set to high.

3. Position the PXI chassis so that inlet and outlet vents are not obstructed. For more information,

refer to the chassis documentation.

4. Make sure that the ejector handle is in the unlatched (downward) position.

5. Holding the module by the ejector handle, slide it into an empty slot as shown in Figure 1.

Make sure that the base engages with the guides in the chassis.

6. Slide the module completely into the chassis and latch it by pulling up on the ejector handle.

7. Tighten the captive screws at the top and bottom of the module front panel. Performance may suffer

if both screws are not tightened properly.

8. Verify that the PXI chassis fans are operable and free of dust and other contaminants that may

restrict airflow.

9. Before operating the module, cover all empty PXI slots using PXI filler panels or slot blockers,

which you can purchase at

ni.com.

10. Plug in and power on the PXI chassis.

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Figure 1. PXI Module Installation

PXI Express Modules

Follow the installation instructions in the PXI Modules section and install the module in a PXI Express

slot of the chassis. Refer to the chassis documentation for information about the markings that denote

PXI Express slots.

Figure 2. PXI Express Module Installation

1 PXI Chassis

2 Ejector Handle in Downward Position

3 Screws

4 NI PXI Module

1 PXI Express Chassis

2 Ejector Handle

3 Screws

4 NI PXI Express Module

5 Chassis Slot Markings

3

2

4

NI PXI-1042

1

3

4

2

1

NI PXIe-1062Q

5

PCI Devices

To install a PCI device, complete the following steps:

1. Power off and unplug the PC.

2. Remove the PC cover.

3. Insert the device into an open PCI slot as shown in Figure 3.

Figure 3. PCI Installation

Tip To maximize airflow and extend the life of the PCI device, leave any adjacent PCI slots empty.

(NI PCI-5911) When you install the NI PCI-5911, verify that the BNC connector is centered in the

metal frame of the chassis, as shown in Figure 4. Signal degradation can occur if the outer shell of

the BNC connector touches the computer chassis. To minimize noise, do not allow the shell of the

BNC connector to touch or lie near the metal on the PC.

Figure 4. NI PCI-5911 Installation

Multiple NI 5911 devices in the same computer can raise operating temperatures beyond

specification and produce imprecise data. NI strongly recommends leaving an empty PCI slot

between multiple NI 5911 devices or adding a fan.

1 NI PCI Device 2PCI Slot 3PC

1

2

3

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4. Secure the device to the PCI chassis with a screw.

Caution It is important to completely screw the device front panel into the PCI slot, both for

mechanical stability and to create a solid ground connection. Improperly secured devices may affect

the accuracy of the device.

(SMC-Based Devices) Some computer manufacturers use a securing lever made of plastic to secure

PCI devices; such a lever is unacceptable and must be removed. Use the screw provided in the kit

to screw down the digitizer. Otherwise, you must use a different computer chassis.

5. Replace the PC cover.

6. Plug in and power on the PC.

7.

(SMC-Based Devices) Verify that spread-spectrum clocking is enabled in the PC BIOS.

For information about how to verify this setting, refer to the PC user documentation.

Note For SMC-based devices, spread-spectrum clocking varies the clock signal to spread the timing

clock signal over a small frequency range. Disabling spread-spectrum clocking may affect the

accuracy of device specifications.

USB Devices

To install a USB device, connect the USB cable to the PC and the digitizer, as shown in Figure 5.

Figure 5. USB Installation

1 Laptop Computer 2 NI USB High-Speed Digitizer 3USB Cable

2

1

3

USB Cable Strain Relief

The two strain relief options for your USB cable are as follows:

• Groove Method—Press the USB cable into one of the two grooves on the underside of the USB

device. Choose the USB cable groove that matches your USB cable size, as shown in Figure 6.

• Zip Tie Method—Thread a zip tie through the zip tie bar on the underside of the USB device and

tighten around the USB cable, as shown in Figure 6.

Figure 6. USB Cable Strain Relief Options

1 Groove Method

2 Zip Tie Method

3 USB Cable Strain Relief Groove (Large)

4 USB Cable Strain Relief Groove (Small)

5 USB Cable

6Zip Tie

7Zip Tie Bar

4

5

7

6

or

1

2

3

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Mounting the USB-513x

You can use the USB-513x on a desktop or mount it to a standard DIN rail or a panel.

Desktop Use

The USB-513x has plastic guides on the underside that allow it to be stacked on top of other USB-513x

devices.

For secure desktop use, you can adhere the supplied rubber non-skid feet to the underside of the device,

as shown in Figure 7.

Note Do not apply the rubber feet if you are panel mounting the USB-513x or stacking it on top of

another USB-513x device.

Figure 7. Applying Rubber Feet to the USB-513x

DIN Rail Mounting

The DIN rail mounting kit (part number 779689-01, not included in your USB-513x kit) is an accessory

you can use to mount the USB-513x family of products to a standard DIN rail.

Note Apply strain relief, as described in the USB Cable Strain Relief section, before mounting the

USB-513x to a DIN rail.

1 NI USB High-Speed Digitizer 2 Plastic Guides 3 Rubber Feet

3

2

1

Panel Mounting

To mount the USB-513x to a board or panel, complete the following steps while referring to Figure 8.

Figure 8. Mounting the USB-513x on a Panel

Note Do not apply the rubber feet to the USB-513x when panel mounting the device.

Note Apply strain relief, as described in the USB Cable Strain Relief section, before panel mounting

the USB-513x.

1. Download and print the panel mounting template PDF attached in the KnowledgeBase document,

USB-4065/5132/5133/6509 Panel Mounting Template. Go to

ni.com/info and enter the info

code

rd3233 to locate the KnowledgeBase document.

2. Using the template, mark the bottom point and top point on the panel. The points will be 162 mm

(6.375 in.) apart.

3. Remove the USB cable from the connector on the USB-513x.

4. Screw a #8 or M4 screw into the bottom point on the panel.

5. Set the USB-513x on the screw by fitting it into the bottom screw notch on the underside of the

USB-513x.

6. Screw a #8 or M4 screw through the USB-513x top screw hole into the panel.

Windows Device Recognition

Windows recognizes any newly installed device the first time the computer reboots after hardware is

installed. On some Windows systems, the Found New Hardware wizard opens with a dialog box for

every NI device installed. Install the software automatically (Recommended) is selected by default.

Click Next or Yes to install the software for each device.

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Note (USB devices) When you first install an NI USB-5132/5133, Windows will recognize a new

device. Click Next on any dialog boxes that appear to complete the installation.

After Windows recognizes newly installed device, a dialog box prompts you to select from the following

options, which may vary depending on the devices and software installed on your system:

• Begin a Measurement with This Device Using NI LabVIEW SignalExpress opens LabVIEW

SignalExpress.

• Use This Device Interactively launches the NI-SCOPE Soft Front Panel (SFP).

• Begin an Application with This Device launches LabVIEW.

• Configure and Test This Device opens MAX to your device so you can configure settings.

• Take No Action leaves your device in the system but does not launch an application.

6. Configuring and Testing in MAX

1. Launch MAX by double-clicking the Measurement & Automation icon on the desktop.

Note When you configure your device in MAX, remember that all SMC-based devices and USB

devices are configured under NI-DAQmx, and are referred to in MAX as NI-DAQmx Devices.

Legacy devices are configured in MAX under Traditional NI-DAQ (Legacy) Devices. However,

after you configure these devices in MAX, you use NI-SCOPE to program them.

Figure 9 shows the MAX Configuration Tree, which lists both NI-DAQmx Devices and Traditional

NI-DAQ (Legacy) Devices.

Figure 9. MAX Configuration Tree

2. Expand Devices and Interfaces to see the list of installed devices. If you are using a digitizer with

the LabVIEW Real-Time Module, expand Remote Systems. Find your target IP address or name,

expand it, and then expand Devices and Interfaces.

3. If your device is not listed, press <F5> to refresh. If the device is still not listed, repeat the steps in

section 5. Installing the Hardware. For more information about using MAX, refer to the help files

available within MAX.

Note Windows Vista does not support some Traditional NI-DAQ (Legacy) devices. Refer to the

NI-SCOPE Readme to determine which operating system is compatible with your digitizer.

4. Record the device number or device name assigned by MAX. You need this number when you

program your device.

•

(Traditional NI-DAQ (Legacy) Devices) Select the device to see its properties in the configuration

view. The device number appears in the Value column. By default, the resource name for the

device is

DAQ::

n

, where

n

is the device number MAX assigned to your device. NI-SCOPE

devices that are configurable under Traditional NI-DAQ are not supported by the LabVIEW

Real-Time Module.

• (NI-DAQmx Devices) The assigned device name is appended to the device in its configuration

tree label. For example, after you install the digitizer, the device configuration tree label may

appear as

NI PXIe-5122: "

dev1

", where

dev1

is the device name. When you develop

your application, the resource name is the device name assigned by MAX. Only the

NI-SCOPE devices that appear under NI-DAQmx Devices are supported by the

LabVIEW Real-Time Module.

Note To avoid modifying existing applications that use a Traditional NI-DAQ (Legacy) device

number, change the assigned NI-DAQmx device name by right-clicking on the device, selecting

Rename, and entering the Traditional NI-DAQ (Legacy) device number used in your application.

For more information about device naming conventions, refer to the

niScope_init function or the

niScope Initialize VI at NI High-Speed Digitizers Help»Programming»Reference.

5. Perform a self-test on the device to verify installation.

•

(Traditional NI-DAQ (Legacy) Devices) Right-click the device, select Properties, and click

Test Resources.

• (NI-DAQmx) Right-click the device and select Self-Test.

A dialog box indicates whether the device has passed the test.

Note If the device does not pass the self-test, repeat the instructions in section 5. Installing the

Hardware. If the device still does not pass, visit NI Technical Support at

ni.com/support.

6. Run the test panels on the device to verify the signal.

a. Connect a signal to the digitizer and select the appropriate device parameters for this signal

such as range, input limits, sample rate, and sample mode.

b. Access the test panel.

•

(Traditional NI-DAQ (Legacy) Devices) Click Run Test Panels in the Properties window.

•

(NI-DAQmx) Right-click the device and select Test Panels.

Note For both types of devices, you can enable triggering by clicking the Advanced button on the

test panel.

All NI digitizers have self-calibration capabilities. You can access this feature for all NI digitizers

programmatically with NI-SCOPE and your ADE, or you can use the NI-SCOPE Soft Front Panel

(SFP). However, only NI-DAQmx devices can be self-calibrated using MAX.

7. Exit MAX when you have finished configuring and testing the digitizer.

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7. Programming the Device

You can acquire data interactively using the NI-SCOPE SFP or programmatically using the NI-SCOPE

instrument driver in your application. You can also run the NI-SCOPE examples to demonstrate the

functionality of the digitizer.

Acquiring Data Interactively

Launch the NI-SCOPE SFP from Start»All Programs»National Instruments»NI-SCOPE»SCOPE

Soft Front Panel. The NI-SCOPE SFP provides context-sensitive help for its controls.

Acquiring Data Programmatically

You can use NI-SCOPE to begin programming the digitizer in your ADE. Refer to the Programming

section of the NI High-Speed Digitizers Help at Start»All Programs»National Instruments»

NI-SCOPE»Documentation.

NI-SCOPE Examples

Programming examples for using NI-SCOPE with LabVIEW, LabWindows

™

/CVI

™

, and C are included

on the NI-SCOPE CD. For a complete list of examples and their installed locations, refer to the

NI-SCOPE Readme at Start»All Programs»National Instruments»NI-SCOPE»Documentation.

NI Example Finder

LabVIEW 7.1 or later and CVI 7.1 or later users can use the NI Example Finder to search or browse

examples. NI-SCOPE examples are classified by keyword, so you can search for a particular device or

measurement function.

To browse for NI-SCOPE examples available in LabVIEW or LabWindows/CVI, launch the

application, select Help»Find Examples, then navigate to Hardware Input and Output»Modular

Instruments»NI-SCOPE (High-Speed Digitizers).

8. Making Your First Measurement

To begin making measurements with an NI high-speed digitizer, complete the following steps:

1. Launch your ADE.

2. Navigate to Start»All Programs»National Instruments»NI-SCOPE»Examples and open one of

the examples. If you are not sure which example to run, begin with the Getting Started example.

3. Enter the correct string into the resource name control or parameter. This string varies depending

on whether the digitizer is a Traditional NI-DAQ device or an NI-DAQmx device. For more

information about device names, refer to any of the following resources.

• Section 6. Configuring and Testing in MAX

• NI High-Speed Digitizers Help»Programming»Reference»NI-SCOPE LabVIEW

Reference»VIs»niScope Initialize

• NI High-Speed Digitizers Help»Programming»Reference»NI-SCOPE Function

Reference Help»Functions»niScope_init

4. Adjust the parameters, if necessary, to capture the input signal that you want to acquire.

5. Connect the signal that you want to acquire to one of the input channels of the digitizer. For

information about the appropriate connections, refer to Appendix A: Front Panels for SMC-Based

Devices and USB Devices or to Appendix B: Front Panels for Traditional NI-DAQ (Legacy)

Devices.

6. Run the example program.

Appendix A: Front Panels for SMC-Based Devices and USB Devices

This appendix describes digitizer front panels and signal connections for SMC-based devices and USB

devices: NI 5105, NI 5114, NI 5122, NI 5124, NI 5132, NI 5133, NI 5142, NI 5152, NI 5153, NI 5154,

NI 5622, and NI 5922.

NI 5105 Front Panels

Figure 10 shows the NI PXI-5105 and NI PCI-5105 front panels.

Figure 10. NI 5105 Front Panels

Table 1 describes the signal connections for the NI 5105.

Table 1. NI 5105 Front Panel Signal Connections

Connector Description Function

CH 0 to CH 7 Standard SMB jack connector Analog input connection; digitizes data and triggers

acquisitions.

PFI 1 Standard SMB jack connector Multipurpose PFI line for digital trigger in/out,

external clock in, reference clock in/out, and

timebase out.

NI PXI-5105

12-Bit 60 MS/s Digitizer

PFI 1

CH 0

CH 1

CH 2

CH 3

CH 4

CH 5

CH 6

CH 7

PFI 1

CH 0

CH 1

CH 2

CH 3

CH 4

CH 5

CH 6

CH 7

NI PCI-5105

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NI 5114 Front Panels

Figure 11 shows the NI PXI-5114 and NI PCI-5114 front panels. For the AUX connector pinout

information, refer to Figure 13.

Figure 11. NI 5114 Front Panels

Table 2 describes the signal connections for the NI 5114.

Table 2. NI 5114 Front Panel Signal Connections

Connector Description Function

CH 0,

CH 1

Standard BNC female

connector

Analog input connection; digitizes data and triggers

acquisitions.

TRIG Standard BNC female

connector

External analog trigger connection; signals on the TRIG

connector cannot be digitized.

CLK IN Standard SMB jack

connector

Input for an external reference clock or sample clock to the

digitizer.

AUX I/O 9-pin mini-circular DIN

connector

Provides access to the multipurpose digital timing and

triggering lines, PFI 0, and PFI 1 (with optional cable).

For pinout information, refer to Figure 13.

TRIG

CH 0

CH 1

AUX I/O

+5 V

MAX

CLK IN

NI PCI-5114

CH 0

CH 1

CLK IN

AUX I/O

TRIG

NI PXI-5114

NI 5122/5124/5142/5922 Front Panels

Figure 12 shows the NI PXI-5122/5124/5142/5922 and NI PCI-5122/5124/5142/5922 front panels.

The NI PXI-5122 and the NI PXIe-5122 front panels are identical.

Figure 12. NI 5122/5124/5142/5922 Front Panels

Table 3 describes the signal connections for the NI 5122/5124/5142/5922.

Table 3. NI 5122/5124/5142/5922 Front Panel Signal Connections

Connector Description Function

CH 0,

CH 1

Standard BNC female

connector

Analog input connection; digitizes data and triggers

acquisitions.

TRIG Standard BNC female

connector

External analog trigger connection; signals on the TRIG

connector cannot be digitized.

CLK IN Standard SMB jack

connector

NI 5122/5124/5142: Input for an external reference clock or

sample clock to the digitizer.

NI 5922: Input for an external reference clock to the digitizer.

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Figure 13 shows the pin assignments for the 9-pin DIN connector.

Figure 13. 9-Pin DIN Connector Pin Assignments for NI 5114/5122/5124/5142/5922

CLK OUT Standard SMB jack

connector

NI 5122/5124/5142: Output for the reference clock or sample

clock.

NI 5922: Output for the reference clock.

AUX I/O 9-pin mini-circular DIN

connector

Provides access to the multipurpose digital timing and

triggering lines, PFI 0, and PFI 1 (with optional cable).

For pinout information, refer to Figure 13.

1 +5 V (Fused)

2GND

3 Reserved

4 Reserved

5 Reserved

6PFI 1

7 Reserved

8 Reserved

9PFI 0

Table 3. NI 5122/5124/5142/5922 Front Panel Signal Connections (Continued)

Connector Description Function

4

3

5

6

7

8

9

1

2

NI 5132/5133 Front Panels

Figure 14 shows the NI USB-5132 and NI USB-5133 front panels.

Figure 14. NI 5132/5133 Front Panels

Figure 15 shows the NI 5132/5133 back panel.

Figure 15. NI 5132/5133 Back Panel

Table 4 describes the signal connections for the NI 5132/5133.

1 Recessed USB port 2LED 3 Ground

Table 4. NI 5132/5133 Front Panel Signal Connections

Connector Description Function

CH 0,

CH 1

Standard BNC connector Analog input connection; digitizes data and triggers

acquisitions.

PFI 1 Standard BNC connector Multipurpose PFI line for sample clock in, digital

trigger in/out, and probe compensation.

CH 0

NI USB-5133

CH 1

PFI 1

8-bit, 100 MS/s Digitizer

CH 0

NI USB-5132

CH 1

PFI 1

8-bit, 50 MS/s Digitizer

1

2

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NI 5152/5153/5154 Front Panels

Figure 16 shows the NI PXI-5152/5153/5154 and NI PCI-5152/5153/5154 front panels.

Figure 16. NI 5152/5153/5154 Front Panels

Table 5 describes the signal connections for the NI 5152/5153/5154.

Table 5. NI 5152/5153/5154 Front Panel Signal Connections

Connector Description Function

CH 0,

CH 1

Standard BNC female

connector

Analog input connection; digitizes data and triggers

acquisitions.

TRIG Standard BNC female

connector

External analog trigger connection; signals on the

TRIG connector cannot be digitized.

PFI 0 Standard SMB jack

connector

Multipurpose PFI line for reference clock in,

sample clock in, and digital trigger in/out.

PFI 1 Standard SMB jack

connector

Multipurpose PFI line for reference clock out,

probe compensation, and digital trigger in/out.

CH 0

CH 1

TRIG

PFI 1PFI 0

ACCESS ACTIVE

.

CH0

CH1

TRIG

PFI0

PFI1

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