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David Schleef 2000-09-03 02:15:20 +00:00
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/*
A little input demo for commands
An example for directly using Comedi commands. Comedi commands
are used for asynchronous acquisition, with the timing controlled
by on-board timers or external events.
*/
#include <stdio.h>
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an external digital line 3 as a source, you would use
src=TRIG_EXT and arg=3. */
/* In this case, we specify using TRIG_NOW to start
* acquisition immediately when the command is issued.
* The argument of TRIG_NOW is "number of nsec after
* NOW", but no driver supports it yet. Also, no driver
* currently supports using a start_src other than
* TRIG_NOW. */
cmd.start_src = TRIG_NOW;
cmd.start_arg = 0;
/* The timing of the beginning of each scan is controlled
* by scan_begin. TRIG_TIMER specifies that scan_start
* events occur periodically at a rate of scan_begin_arg
* nanoseconds between scans. */
cmd.scan_begin_src = TRIG_TIMER;
cmd.scan_begin_arg = 1000000; /* in ns */
/* The timing between each sample in a scan is controlled
* by convert. Like above, TRIG_TIMER specifies that
* convert events occur periodically at a rate of convert_arg
* nanoseconds between scans. */
cmd.convert_src = TRIG_TIMER;
cmd.convert_arg = 100000; /* in ns */
/* The end of each scan is almost always specified using
* TRIG_COUNT, with the argument being the same as the
* number of channels in the chanlist. You could probably
* find a device that allows something else, but it would
* be strange. */
cmd.scan_end_src = TRIG_COUNT;
cmd.scan_end_arg = 4; /* number of channels */
/* The end of acquisition is controlled by stop_src and
* stop_arg. The src will typically be TRIG_COUNT or
* TRIG_NONE. Specifying TRIG_COUNT will stop acquisition
* after stop_arg number of scans, or TRIG_NONE will
* cause acquisition to continue until stopped using
* comedi_cancel(). */
#if 1
cmd.stop_src = TRIG_COUNT;
cmd.stop_arg = 100;