National Instruments NI-DAQ 7 User manual

NI Switches Getting Started Guide
For PXI and SCXI Switch Modules
This document explains how to install, configure, and set up National
Instruments PXI and SCXI switch modules. This document covers the
NI-DAQ 7.xsoftware relative to NI switch modules. For a more detailed
explanation of NI-DAQ 7.x, refer to the DAQ Quick Start Guide for
NI-DAQ 7.x available on the NI-DAQ 7.xDevice Documentation CD.
Contents
Conventions ............................................................................................ 2
Safety and Compliance ........................................................................... 2
Related Documentation........................................................................... 3
1. Unpack the Module and Accessories .................................................. 3
2. Verify the Components ....................................................................... 4
3. Install the Software ............................................................................. 5
4. Install the PXI Switch Modules .......................................................... 7
5. Install the SCXI Switch Modules........................................................ 8
Procedure 1: Installing the SCXI Switch in an Existing System..... 11
Procedure 2: Cable the Controller to the SCXI Switch ................... 12
Procedure 3: Controller in the Rightmost PXI Slot ......................... 16
Procedure 4: Controller Not in Rightmost PXI Slot of PXI-1011... 17
6. Configure the PXI Switch Modules .................................................... 18
NI-DAQmx ...................................................................................... 18
PXI System ...................................................................................... 19
7. Configure the SCXI Switch Modules ................................................. 20
NI-DAQmx ...................................................................................... 20
Traditional NI-DAQ ........................................................................ 23
8. Install the Terminal Blocks and Connect Signals ............................... 28
Derating Modules That Share the HVAB........................................ 29
9. Program the Switch Modules.............................................................. 30
NI-SWITCH Soft Front Panel (SFP)............................................... 30
NI-SWITCH API ............................................................................. 30
NI-DAQmx API............................................................................... 31
Technical Support Resources.................................................................. 31
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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.
♦The ♦symbol indicates that the following text applies only to a specific
product, a specific operating system, or a specific software version.
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. Bold text also denotes parameter
names and information on hardware labels.
italic Italic text denotes variables, emphasis, a cross reference, or an introduction
to a key concept. This font also denotes text that is a placeholder for a word
or value that you must supply.
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 the proper names of disk drives, paths, directories,
programs, subprograms, subroutines, device names, functions, operations,
variables, filenames and extensions, and code excerpts.
monospace italic Italic text in this font denotes text that is a placeholder for a word or value
that you must supply.
Safety and Compliance
Refer to the Read Me First: Safety and Radio-Frequency Interference
document for important safety and compliance information.
Note Refer to the specifications document included with the switch module for additional
safety information.

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Related Documentation
The following documents contain additional information about your switch
module and the APIs used to program them. The documents are available
in electronic form at Program Files»National Instruments»
NI-SWITCH»Documentation or Program Files»National
Instruments»NI-DAQ.
• Specifications document for your switch
•NI Switches Help contains technical and programming support for
your NI switch module and the NI-SWITCH 2.xAPI
•NI-SWITCH Instrument Driver Quick Reference Guide contains an
API overview and function/VI overview
•Read Me First: Safety and Radio-Frequency Interference includes
safety and compliance information
•DAQ Quick Start Guide contains additional information about
NI-DAQ 7.x, the relationship between Traditional NI-DAQ and
NI-DAQmx, and a complete list of supported modules. Available
on the NI-DAQ 7.xDevice Documentation CD.
•NI-DAQmx Help contains information about programming your
switch with the NI-DAQmx API
• NI-DAQmx - Data Acquisition VIs Help
1. Unpack the Module and Accessories
The switch module is shipped in an antistatic package to prevent
electrostatic damage (ESD) that can damage several components
in the module.
Caution Never touch the exposed pins of connectors.
To avoid such damage when you handle the module, take the following
precautions:
• Ground yourself using a grounding strap or by holding a grounded
object.
• Touch the antistatic package to a metal part of the chassis before you
remove the module from the package.
Remove the module from the package and inspect the module for loose
components or any sign of damage. Notify NI if the module appears
damaged in any way. Do not install a damaged module in the chassis.
Store the module in the antistatic package when the module is not in use.

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2. Verify the Components
Make sure you have the following items:
❑NI-DAQ 7.xsoftware and documentation package
❑The specifications document for your NI switch module
❑1/8 in. flathead screwdriver
❑For development, at least one of the following software packages and
documentation:
–LabVIEW
– LabWindows™/CVI™
– Microsoft Visual C++
– Microsoft Visual Basic
♦PXI switch modules require the following:
❑PXI switch module
❑PXI chassis or PXI/SCXI combination chassis
♦SCXI switch modules require the following:
❑Switch Controller (NI 4021/4060/4070 or E Series device)
❑Cable adapter
❑Cable
❑SCXI switch module
❑SCXI chassis or PXI/SCXI combination chassis

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3. Install the Software
National Instruments switch modules are packaged with NI-DAQ 7.x.
This driver software package contains three drivers as well as an extensive
library of functions and VIs you can call from your application software,
such as LabVIEW or LabWindows/CVI, to program your NI switch
module. The NI-DAQ 7.xdriver software has an application programming
interface (API), which is a library of functions, classes, VIs, attributes, and
properties for creating applications for your device.
Confirm the Application Software Version
You must use NI application software (LabVIEW, LabWindows/CVI,
or Measurement Studio) version 7.xor later with NI-DAQmx. The
NI-SWITCH API supports LabVIEW 6.1, LabVIEW 7.x, and
LabWindows/CVI 5.5 and later. Install or upgrade your application
software before installing the driver software.
Uninstall NI-DAQ 6.9.3 or Earlier
If you are upgrading from NI-DAQ 6.9.3 or earlier, you must uninstall the
software before installing NI-DAQ 7.x. Some NI-DAQ devices supported
in 6.9.3 may no longer be supported. Before uninstalling NI-DAQ 6.9.3 or
earlier, refer to the DAQ Quick Start Guide, available on the NI-DAQ 7.x
Device Documentation CD, for details.
NI-DAQ 7.xcannot exist on the same system with earlier versions of
NI-DAQ. When you install NI-DAQ 7.x, the latest version of Traditional
NI-DAQ replaces earlier versions of NI-DAQ and any support files
installed by the earlier version. Earlier versions of NI-DAQ are removed
when you install NI-DAQmx.
Insert the NI-DAQ 7.xCD
Caution Do not install NI-DAQ 7.xif your existing applications include unsupported
devices. Refer to the DAQ Quick Start Guide, available on the NI-DAQ 7.xDevice
Documentation CD, for details.
Insert the NI-DAQ 7.xCD. The NI-DAQ 7.xinstaller should open
automatically. If not, select Start»Run. Enter
x :\setup.exe,
where
x is the letter of the CD drive. For troubleshooting and operating
system-specific instructions, refer to the Hardware Installation Wizard
at ni.com/support/install.
Tip Install your driver software before installing the switch module to ensure proper
installation and to avoid warnings about driver installation asking you to install the driver.

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Select an API
NI-DAQ 7.xincludes three drivers, each with its own API.
• Traditional NI-DAQ is an upgrade of the earlier version of NI-DAQ.
Traditional NI-DAQ has the same VIs and functions and works the
same way as NI-DAQ 6.9.3, except that you can use Traditional
NI-DAQ and NI-DAQmx on the same computer.
• NI-DAQmx is the latest NI-DAQ driver with new VIs, functions,
and development tools for programming switch modules as well as
E Series and other SCXI modules.
•NI-SWITCH2.xis the latest NI-SWITCH driver with new VIs,
functions, and development tools for programming switch modules.
NI-SWITCH is a driver layer on top of the NI-DAQmx and Traditional
NI-DAQ drivers. NI-SWITCH is an IVI-compliant instrument driver
that supports all NI switch modules.
Refer to Table 1 to determine which APIs work with your switch module.
Install Support Files
The NI-DAQ 7.xinstaller detects the NI software installed on the system
and automatically selects the latest versions of the driver, application
software, and language support files from the CD.
Verify that the installer detected and selected the correct support files and
the correct version number of the application software and/or language.
You can select additional options to install the support files, examples, and
documentation. Follow the software prompts.
Note If you install NI-DAQ 7.xbefore installing your NI application software version 7.x
or later, you must run the NI-DAQ 7.xinstaller again to install the correct application
software support. Select Start»Run. Enter
x :\setup.exe, where x is the letter of the
CD drive.
Table 1. Switch Module API Support
Module
NI-DAQmx
API
Traditional
NI-DAQ API
NI-SWITCH
2.xAPI
NI SCXI-1160/1161/1163R ✓ ✓ ✓
All other SCXI switch modules ✓—✓
NI PXI-2501/2503/2565/2590/2591 — — ✓
All other PXI switch modules ✓—✓

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4. Install the PXI Switch Modules
To install a PXI module, complete the following steps:
1. Power off and unplug the PXI chassis. Follow proper ESD precautions
to ensure you are grounded before installing the hardware.
2. Remove the filler panel of an unused PXI slot.
3. Touch any metal part of the chassis to discharge static electricity.
4. Insert the device into the PXI slot. Use the injector/ejector handle to
fully insert the device.
5. Screw the device front panel to the chassis front panel mounting rail.
Figure 1. Installing a PXI Switch Module
1 PXI or PXI/SCXI Combination Chassis
2 PXI Switch Module
3Screws
4 Injector/Ejector Handle
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
ON STANDBY
1
2
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3

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5. Install the SCXI Switch Modules
Rear Connectors
SCXI switches have two types of rear connectors that differentiate their
cabling schemes: a 10-pin and a 50-pin. Refer to Table 2 and look at the
back of the switch module to determine how many pins are on the rear
connector.
Figure 2. SCXI Switch Module Rear Connectors
SCXI Controllers
SCXI switch modules require a controller. Before installing an SCXI
switch module, refer to Table 2 to ensure that your controller supports your
switch. Table 2 also lists the cable adapter kit(s) necessary to cable the
controller directly to the switch module.
1 High-Voltage Analog Bus (HVAB)
2 10-pin Rear Connector
3 50-pin Rear Connector
Table 2. SCXI Controllers and Supported SCXI Switches
Rear
Connector Switch Module
SCXI Switch Controllers
NI 4021 NI 4060 NI 4070 E Series
10-pin SCXI-1127 SCXI-1359 kit SCXI-1357 kit or
SCXI-1358 kit or
SCXI-1359 kit
SCXI-1357 kit or
SCXI-1358 kit or
SCXI-1359 kit
Can control but not
cable directly to
switch module2
SCXI-1128
SCXI-1129
SCXI-1130 Not supported1
SCXI-1166
SCXI-1167
SCXI-1193
3
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Install and configure the controller as described in its documentation. Refer
to the DAQ Quick Start Guide for installing an E Series or NI 4021 device
and the NI Digital Multimeters Getting Started Guide for installing the
NI 4060/4070.
Installation
After you have installed and configured the controller, refer to the
flowchart in Figure 3 for your next steps.
50-pin SCXI-1160 SCXI-1362 kit SCXI-1362 kit SCXI-1362 kit SH6868-EP and
SCXI-1349
SCXI-1161
SCXI-1163R
SCXI-1190
SCXI-1191
SCXI-1192
1The NI 4060 cannot control the SCXI-1130/1166/1167 or SCXI-1193 switch modules. For software support information,
refer to Table 3.
2An E Series device can control these switches when cabled to another SCXI module in the same chassis. The cabled SCXI
module can be an SCXI signal conditioning device or other SCXI switch module. Alternatively, you can install the E Series
device in the rightmost PXI slot of a PXI-1010 or PXI-1011 chassis.
Table 2. SCXI Controllers and Supported SCXI Switches (Continued)
Rear
Connector Switch Module
SCXI Switch Controllers
NI 4021 NI 4060 NI 4070 E Series

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Figure 3. SCXI Switch Module Installation Flowchart
No (You have a PXI-1011)
No
No (You have a PXI-1010/1011)
Refer to
Procedure 2
No
Ye s Refer to
Procedure 1
Ye s
Ye s
Ye s
Refer to
Procedure 3
Start
Are you installing the SCXI
switch in an existing system?
Are you installing
the SCXI switch into
an SCXI-1000 or
SCXI-1001 chassis?
Is the controller
in the rightmost slot of the
same chassis?
Do you have a
PXI-1010 chassis?
Refer to
Procedure 4

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Procedure 1: Installing the SCXI Switch in an Existing System
If your SCXI system already has a controller established and the controller
supports your switch, you can simply add additional SCXI switch modules
in any available SCXI slots. Refer to Table 2 to determine if your controller
supports your SCXI switch module.
1. Power off and unplug the SCXI chassis. Follow proper ESD
precautions to ensure you are grounded before installing the hardware.
2. Remove the filler panel in an unused SCXI slot.
3. Touch any metal part of your chassis to discharge static electricity.
4. Insert the switch module into the SCXI slot.
5. Screw the device front panel to the chassis front panel mounting rail.
Figure 4. Installing an SCXI Switch Module in an Existing System
1 Any New NI SCXI Switch Module
2 Existing SCXI Module
3 Any SCXI Chassis
4 Existing Controller
ON
8
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
12
9
10
11
ADDRESS BAUD
1
3
2
4

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Procedure 2: Cable the Controller to the SCXI Switch
If you are using an SCXI-1000/1001 or PXI-1010 chassis, complete the
following steps:
1. Power off and unplug the SCXI chassis. Follow proper ESD
precautions to ensure you are grounded before installing the hardware.
2. Set the chassis address switches to OFF. In Figure 5, all switches are
shown in the OFF position.
Note Older chassis use jumpers inside the front panel, instead of chassis address
switches. Older chassis also differ in fuses and AC power selection. Refer to the chassis
documentation for more information.
3. Confirm the correct power settings (100, 120, 220, or 240 VAC).
4. Connect the power cord.
Figure 5. Chassis Preparation
1 Chassis Address Switches
2 Chassis Power Switch
3 Power Settings
4 Power Cord Connector
Back
Front
SCXI
120Vac
~
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5
4
3
2
1
POWER
RESET
ADDRESS
1
2
3
4
RESET
ADDRESS
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After you have prepared your chassis, complete the instructions appropriate
to your controller. Refer to Table 2 to determine if your controller supports
and connects to your SCXI switch module.
E Series
E Series devices can directly cable only to switches with 50-pin rear
connectors. Refer to Table 2 to determine if your switch module has a
50-pin rear connector.
1. Power off and unplug the SCXI chassis. Follow proper ESD
precautions to ensure you are grounded before installing the hardware.
2. Remove the filler panel in an unused SCXI slot.
3. Touch any metal part of your chassis to discharge static electricity.
4. Insert the device into the SCXI slot.
5. Screw the device front panel to the chassis front panel mounting rail.
6. Attach the SCXI-1349 cable adapter to the rear of the SCXI switch
module.
7. Screw the cable adapter to the chassis cable adapter mounting rail.
8. Connect one end of the SH6868 cable to the SCXI-1349 cable adapter
and the other to the E Series device.
Figure 6. Cabling to an E Series Device
1SCXISwitch
2 SCXI-1000/1001 or PXI-1010 Chassis
3 SCXI-1349 Cable Adapter
4 E Series Device
5 SH6868 Cable
1
2
5
4
3

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NI 4021/4060/4070
Complete the following steps based on the rear connector of your switch
module. Refer to Table 2 to determine how many pins are on the rear
connector of the switch module.
SCXI Switch with 10-Pin Rear Connector
1. Power off and unplug the SCXI chassis. Follow proper ESD
precautions to ensure you are grounded before installing the hardware.
2. Remove the filler panel in an unused SCXI slot.
3. Touch any metal part of your chassis to discharge static electricity.
4. Insert the device into the SCXI slot.
5. Screw the device front panel to the chassis front panel mounting rail.
6. Attach the SCXI-1359 cable adapter, included with SCXI-1357/1358
and SCXI-1359 kits, to the rear of the SCXI switch module. Ensure
that the 10-pin connector of the switch module, shown in Figure 2,
connects to the lower right 10-pin connector of the SCXI-1359 (facing
the back).
7. Screw the cable adapter to the chassis cable adapter mounting rail.
8. Connect one end of the SH9MD-AUX cable to the SCXI-1359 cable
adapter and the other to the NI 4021/4060/4070.
Figure 7. Cabling an NI 4021/4060/4070 to a 10-Pin Rear Connector Switch Module
1SCXISwitch
2 SCXI-1000/1001 or PXI-1010 Chassis
3 SCXI-1359 Cable Adapter
4 Controller
5 SH9MD-AUX Cable
or
4
5
12
3

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SCXI Switch with 50-Pin Rear Connector
1. Power off and unplug the SCXI chassis. Follow proper ESD
precautions to ensure you are grounded before installing the hardware.
2. Remove the filler panel in an unused SCXI slot.
3. Touch any metal part of your chassis to discharge static electricity.
4. Insert the device into the SCXI slot.
5. Screw the device front panel to the chassis front panel mounting rail.
6. Attach the SCXI-1362 cable adapter to the rear of the SCXI switch
module.
7. Screw the cable adapter to the chassis cable adapter mounting rail.
8. Connect one end of the SH9MD-AUX cable to the SCXI-1362 cable
adapter and the other to the NI 4021/4060/4070.
Figure 8. Cabling an NI 4021/4060/4070 to a 50-Pin Rear Connector Switch Module
1SCXISwitch
2 SCXI-1000/1001 or PXI-1010 Chassis
3 SCXI-1362 Cable Adapter
4 Controller
5 SH9MD-AUX Cable
1
2
4
3
5

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Procedure 3: Controller in the Rightmost PXI Slot
You can control your SCXI switches without additional cabling by
installing your controller in the rightmost PXI slot of a PXI-1010 or
PXI-1011 chassis. Refer to Table 2 to determine if your controller supports
your SCXI switch module. Complete the following steps:
1. Power off and unplug the PXI chassis. Follow proper ESD precautions
to ensure you are grounded before installing the hardware.
2. (PXI-1010 only) Set the chassis address switches to OFF. All switches
in the OFF position are shown in Figure 5.
3. Confirm the correct power settings of the chassis (100, 120, 220,
or 240 VAC).
4. Connect the chassis power cord.
5. Remove the filler panel in an unused SCXI slot.
6. Touch any metal part of your chassis to discharge static electricity.
7. Insert the device into the SCXI slot.
8. Screw the device front panel to the chassis front panel mounting rail.
Figure 9. Controller in Rightmost PXI Slot
1 PXI-1010 Chassis
2 PXI-1011 Chassis
3 Controller
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Procedure 4: Controller Not in Rightmost PXI Slot of PXI-1011
If you do not install the SCXI controller in the rightmost PXI slot of
the PXI-1011 chassis, you can control the SCXI switches using the
SH9MD-AUX cable. Refer to Table 2 to determine if your controller
supports and connects to your SCXI switch module.
1. Power off and unplug the PXI chassis. Follow proper ESD precautions
to ensure you are grounded before installing the hardware.
2. Confirm the correct power settings of the chassis (100, 120, 220,
or 240 VAC).
3. Connect the chassis power cord.
4. Remove the filler panel in an unused SCXI slot.
5. Touch any metal part of your chassis to discharge static electricity.
6. Insert the device into the SCXI slot.
7. Screw the device front panel to the chassis front panel mounting rail.
8. Connect the SH9MD-AUX cable to the rear of the PXI-1011 chassis.
Figure 10. Cabling the Controller to the Back of a PXI-1011 Chassis
1 PXI-1011 Chassis 2 SH9MD-AUX Cable
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6. Configure the PXI Switch Modules
In Measurement & Automation Explorer (MAX), configure each
PXI switch module you installed. Configuring the switch modules in
MAX establishes the default settings for the switch module. The
PXI-2501/2503/2565/2590 and PXI-2591 must be configured under
PXI System while all other PXI switches are configured under NI-DAQmx
Devices.
1. Power on the chassis.
2. Double-click the Measurement & Automation icon on the desktop to
open MAX.
3. Expand Devices and Interfaces.
4. Check that your PXI switch module appears under Devices and
Interfaces.
If your device does not automatically appear, press <F5> to refresh
the view in MAX. If the device is still not recognized, refer to
ni.com/support/install for troubleshooting information.
NI-DAQmx
1. Right-click the switch name and select Properties. Be sure to click the
device name under NI-DAQmx Devices.
Figure 11. Configuring Switch Modules Under NI-DAQmx Devices in MAX

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2. Configure the module properties.
• (Optional) Select the terminal block/accessory from the
Terminal Block/Accessory list box.
• Set the default topology of the switch module by selecting
a topology from the Topology list box.
3. Click OK to accept the changes.
4. You can perform a self-test on switches listed under NI-DAQmx
Devices. Right-click the switch you want to test.
5. Select Self-Test to test the selected device.
6. When the self-test finishes, a message indicates if an error occurred.
If an error occurs, refer to ni.com/support/install for
troubleshooting information.
PXI System
1. Right-click the switch name and select Properties. Be sure to click the
device name under PXI System.
Note Only the PXI-2501/2503/2565/2590 and PXI-2591 can be configured under
PXI System.
Figure 12. Configuring Switch Modules Under PXI System in MAX

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2. Configure the module properties.
• (Optional) Select the terminal block/accessory from the
Terminal Block/Accessory list box.
• Set the default topology of the switch module by selecting a
topology from the Topology list box.
3. Click OK to accept the changes.
7. Configure the SCXI Switch Modules
In MAX, configure each SCXI switch module you installed. SCXI switches
can be configured under NI-DAQmx Devices and/or Traditional NI-DAQ
Devices. Configuring the switch modules in MAX establishes the default
settings for the switch module.
Refer to Table 3 to determine your MAX configuration options according
to your controller. For example, the NI 4021 can control a switch module
configured under NI-DAQmx Devices or Traditional NI-DAQ Devices.
The NI 4060 can only control SCXI switch modules configured under
Traditional NI-DAQ Devices.
NI-DAQmx
If you are using NI-DAQmx, complete the following steps, as shown in the
figures, to configure the SCXI chassis and switch module.
1. Right-click NI-DAQmx Devices in the configuration tree and select
Create New NI-DAQmx Device.
2. Select NI-DAQmx SCXI Chassis and choose the chassis.
3. Select the controller cabled to the communicating SCXI module from
Chassis Communicator. If MAX detects only one DAQ device, the
device is chosen by default, and this option is disabled.
Table 3. Switch Module Configuration in MAX by Controller
Controller
SCXI-1130/1166/1167/1193
Can Be Configured Under
All Other SCXI Switch Modules
Can Be Configured Under
NI 4021 NI-DAQmx Devices NI-DAQmx Devices/
Traditional DAQ Devices
NI 4060 —Traditional DAQ Devices
NI 4070 NI-DAQmx Devices Traditional DAQ Devices
E Series NI-DAQmx Devices NI-DAQmx Devices/
Traditional DAQ Devices