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running solenoids with C++ code
Can we run the solenoids only using a digital I/O port? This would have to run through a spike to work (I think). Or can we also use a relay I/O port directly? The manual is kinda fuzzy on this point.
What is the best approach? Which class works best? And do I need a spike to run a pneumatic solenoid? 
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04-02-2010, 17:42
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Re: running solenoids with C++ code
Never mind - the solenoid class controls the NI 9472. The manual refers to digital I/O and it confused me.
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