If your sure it's file I/O causing the slow down try using a low level
write to file vi (yellow color). High level write to file vi's such as
write characters to file or write to spreadsheet will privide more
functionality but will also cause more overhead to your program. Try
to log in binary if y
What version of LabVIEW and DAQ are you using? With LabVIEW 7.x, we
greatly enhanced the effeciency of file writing. Also do write in
binary, such as waveform data types.
Can you reduce the data prior to writing to file?
32 channels at 10k/second should not be a problem. With today's fast
IDE
I am trying to use continuous monitor to acquire data from my two
6052E DAQ cards. I am using traditional daq vi's. The DAQ cards are
running simultaneously in a seperate thread in TestStand while the
rest of my test is running. The tests get lengthy (20 min) and the
file size of the data files
