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If someone want this document or tutorial in Spanish I can make it, though this tutorial is very easy.
PART ONE
Configuring measurement Scales
You can configure custom scales for your measurements using MAX (Measurement & Automation eXplorer), For example, you can use a temperature sensor that represents temperature with a voltage (for example the LM35).
The conversion equation for the temperature is, Voltage x 100 = Celsius, because with the LM 35 if you have 230mV this voltage is 23 Celsius for all devices always look the datasheet.
End of part one.
Part Two
Add a simulated DAQ Device in Labview
The MAX system in Labview is a powerful tool because you can simulated devices that does not have the physical device installed.
The following tutorial show you how you can add a simulated device in Labview.
1. In the getting started screen, please click >>tools>>measurement & automation Explorer
2. In the measument & automation explorer (MAX), please right click in devices and interfaces>>create new
3. In the new window find the item “NI-DAQmx Simulated device”
4. Click finish.
5. in the new window find the device M-series DAQ>>NI PCI 6225>>ok
6. And now you can play with your new simulated DAQ device.
Labview is the best solution in graphycal programming, for more information please visit www.ni.com/labview
Bye.