GTX2220, GTX2230
Returns the connection state of the Counter Reference Clock to the PXI Reference Clock.
GxCntGetCounterRefClockToPxiRefClockState (nHandle, pnState, pnStatus)
Name |
Type |
Description |
nHandle |
SHORT |
Handle to a counter board. |
pnState |
PSHORT |
Returned the Counter Reference Clock to PXI Reference Clock state:
|
pnStatus |
PSHORT |
Returned status: 0 on success, negative number on failure. |
The PXI chassis has a 10 MHz clock line (PXI_CLK10) in its backplane that allows devices plugged into the non-star controller slots (slots 3 and higher) to phase-lock their oscillators to the backplane clock. A single backplane clock can control this way the drift in the oscillators on all the devices in the non-star controller slots. The GTX2220/30 board when plugged into the star-controller slot (slot 2) can replace the PXI backplane clock with its much more stable oscillator. Alternatively, when plugged into one of the non-star controller slots (slots 3 and higher), the GTX2220/30 board can be programmed that its clock source will use the PXI backplane clock see the GxCntSetClockSource function for details.
This call is valid only if the GTX2220/30 board is plugged into the star-controller slot (slot 2) of the PXI chassis.
The following example returns the connection state of the Counter Reference Clock to the PXI Reference Clock:
SHORT nState;
GxCntGetCounterRefClockToPxiRefClockState (nHandle, &nState, &nStatus);
GxCntSetCounterRefClockToPxiRefClockState, GxCntSetClockSource, GxCntGetClockSource, GxCntGetErrorString