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Re: Hardware Interrupts in LabVIEW

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Originally Posted by juchong View Post
Has anyone been successful in triggering an interrupt using a DIO in LabVIEW? I have verified that my signal is present on the correct DIO port and have tried different DIO ports, but still no luck.

Anyone care to give it a try?
I haven't tried this year yet, but I have been successful in the past (2013 was the last year I think I used it). Could you share your code (screenshot will do) and circuit?

Some things to keep in mind, the DIO ports are pulled high to 3.3V using a 40 kOhm resistor. If you want to trigger something, you have to pull that signal to ground. You'll probably want to use a falling-edge trigger.
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