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• Sample Quantity
  • DAQmx_SampQuant_SampMode
  • DAQmx_SampQuant_SampPerChan
• DAQmx_SampTimingType
• Sample Clock
  • DAQmx_SampClk_Rate
  • DAQmx_SampClk_MaxRate
  • DAQmx_SampClk_Src
  • DAQmx_SampClk_ActiveEdge
  • DAQmx_SampClk_OverrunBehavior
  • DAQmx_SampClk_UnderflowBehavior
  • DAQmx_SampClk_TimebaseDiv
  • DAQmx_SampClk_Term
  • Timebase
    • DAQmx_SampClk_Timebase_Rate
    • DAQmx_SampClk_Timebase_Src
    • DAQmx_SampClk_Timebase_ActiveEdge
    • DAQmx_SampClk_Timebase_MasterTimebaseDiv
    • DAQmx_SampClkTimebase_Term
  • Digital Filter
    • DAQmx_SampClk_DigFltr_Enable
    • DAQmx_SampClk_DigFltr_MinPulseWidth
    • Timebase
      • DAQmx_SampClk_DigFltr_TimebaseSrc
      • DAQmx_SampClk_DigFltr_TimebaseRate
  • Digital Synchronization
    • DAQmx_SampClk_DigSync_Enable
  • Write Waveform
    • DAQmx_SampClk_WriteWfm_UseInitialWfmDT
• Handshake
  • DAQmx_Hshk_DelayAfterXfer
  • DAQmx_Hshk_StartCond
  • DAQmx_Hshk_SampleInputDataWhen
• Change Detection
  • Digital Input
    • DAQmx_ChangeDetect_DI_RisingEdgePhysicalChans
    • DAQmx_ChangeDetect_DI_FallingEdgePhysicalChans
    • DAQmx_ChangeDetect_DI_Tristate
• On Demand
  • DAQmx_OnDemand_SimultaneousAOEnable
• Implicit
  • DAQmx_Implicit_UnderflowBehavior
• More
  • AI Convert
    • DAQmx_AIConv_Rate
    • DAQmx_AIConv_MaxRate
    • DAQmx_AIConv_Src
    • DAQmx_AIConv_ActiveEdge
    • DAQmx_AIConv_TimebaseDiv
    • Timebase
      • DAQmx_AIConv_Timebase_Src
    • Delay From Sample Clock
      • DAQmx_DelayFromSampClk_DelayUnits
      • DAQmx_DelayFromSampClk_Delay
    • Digital Filter
      • DAQmx_AIConv_DigFltr_Enable
      • DAQmx_AIConv_DigFltr_MinPulseWidth
      • Timebase
        • DAQmx_AIConv_DigFltr_TimebaseSrc
        • DAQmx_AIConv_DigFltr_TimebaseRate
    • Digital Synchronization
      • DAQmx_AIConv_DigSync_Enable
  • Master Timebase
    • DAQmx_MasterTimebase_Rate
    • DAQmx_MasterTimebase_Src
  • Reference Clock
    • DAQmx_RefClk_Rate
    • DAQmx_RefClk_Src
  • Synchronization Pulse
    • DAQmx_SyncPulse_Type
    • Digital Edge
      • DAQmx_SyncPulse_Src
    • Time
      • DAQmx_SyncPulse_Time_When
      • DAQmx_SyncPulse_Time_Timescale
    • DAQmx_SyncPulse_SyncTime
    • DAQmx_SyncPulse_MinDelayToStart
    • DAQmx_SyncPulse_ResetTime
    • DAQmx_SyncPulse_ResetDelay
    • DAQmx_SyncPulse_Term
  • Synchronization Clock
    • DAQmx_SyncClk_Interval
• Advanced
  • DAQmx_SampTimingEngine
  • First Sample Timestamp
    • DAQmx_FirstSampTimestamp_Enable
    • DAQmx_FirstSampTimestamp_Timescale
    • DAQmx_FirstSampTimestamp_Val
  • First Sample Clock Time
    • DAQmx_FirstSampClk_When
    • DAQmx_FirstSampClk_Timescale
    • DAQmx_FirstSampClk_Offset

Data Type:	int32
Description:	Specifies if a task acquires or generates a finite number of samples or if it continuously acquires or generates samples.

Valid values

DAQmx_Val_FiniteSamps	10178	Acquire or generate a finite number of samples.
DAQmx_Val_ContSamps	10123	Acquire or generate samples until you stop the task.
DAQmx_Val_HWTimedSinglePoint	12522	Acquire or generate samples continuously using hardware timing without a buffer. Hardware timed single point sample mode is supported only for the sample clock and change detection timing types.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	uInt64
Description:	Specifies the number of samples to acquire or generate for each channel if DAQmx_SampQuant_SampMode is DAQmx_Val_FiniteSamps. If DAQmx_SampQuant_SampMode is DAQmx_Val_ContSamps, NI-DAQmx uses this value to determine the buffer size.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	int32
Description:	Specifies the type of sample timing to use for the task.

Valid values

DAQmx_Val_SampClk	10388	Acquire or generate samples on the specified edge of the sample clock.
DAQmx_Val_BurstHandshake	12548	Determine sample timing using burst handshaking between the device and a peripheral device.
DAQmx_Val_Handshake	10389	Determine sample timing by using digital handshaking between the device and a peripheral device.
DAQmx_Val_Implicit	10451	Configure only the duration of the task.
DAQmx_Val_OnDemand	10390	Acquire or generate a sample on each read or write operation. This timing type is also referred to as static or software-timed.
DAQmx_Val_ChangeDetection	12504	Acquire samples when a change occurs in the state of one or more digital input lines. The lines must be contained within a digital input channel.
DAQmx_Val_PipelinedSampClk	14668	Device acquires or generates samples on each sample clock edge, but does not respond to certain triggers until a few sample clock edges later. Pipelining allows higher data transfer rates at the cost of increased trigger response latency. Refer to the device documentation for information about which triggers pipelining affects. This timing type allows handshaking with some devices using the Pause trigger, the Ready for Transfer event, or the Data Active event. Refer to the device documentation for more information.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	float64
Description:	Specifies the sampling rate in samples per channel per second. If you use an external source for the Sample Clock, set this input to the maximum expected rate of that clock.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	float64
Description:	Indicates the maximum Sample Clock rate supported by the task, based on other timing settings. For output tasks, the maximum Sample Clock rate is the maximum rate of the DAC. For input tasks, NI-DAQmx calculates the maximum sampling rate differently for multiplexed devices than simultaneous sampling devices.
Restrictions:	Not Settable

You can get this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	char*
Description:	Specifies the terminal of the signal to use as the Sample Clock.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	int32
Description:	Specifies on which edge of a clock pulse sampling takes place. This property is useful primarily when the signal you use as the Sample Clock is not a periodic clock.

Valid values

DAQmx_Val_Rising	10280	Rising edge(s).
DAQmx_Val_Falling	10171	Falling edge(s).

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	int32
Description:	Specifies the action to take if Sample Clock edges occur faster than the device can handle them.

Valid values

DAQmx_Val_StopTaskAndError	15862	Stop task and return an error.
DAQmx_Val_IgnoreOverruns	15863	NI-DAQmx ignores Sample Clock overruns, and the task continues to run.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	int32
Description:	Specifies the action to take when the onboard memory of the device becomes empty. In either case, the sample clock does not stop.

Valid values

DAQmx_Val_HaltOutputAndError	14615	Stop generating samples and return an error.
DAQmx_Val_PauseUntilDataAvailable	14616	Pause the task until samples are available in the FIFO.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	uInt32
Description:	Specifies the number of Sample Clock Timebase pulses needed to produce a single Sample Clock pulse.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	char*
Description:	Indicates the name of the internal Sample Clock terminal for the task. This property does not return the name of the Sample Clock source terminal specified with DAQmx_SampClk_Src.
Restrictions:	Not Settable

You can get this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	float64
Description:	Specifies the rate of the Sample Clock Timebase. Some applications require that you specify a rate when you use any signal other than the onboard Sample Clock Timebase. NI-DAQmx requires this rate to calculate other timing parameters.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	char*
Description:	Specifies the terminal of the signal to use as the Sample Clock Timebase.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	int32
Description:	Specifies on which edge to recognize a Sample Clock Timebase pulse. This property is useful primarily when the signal you use as the Sample Clock Timebase is not a periodic clock.

Valid values

DAQmx_Val_Rising	10280	Rising edge(s).
DAQmx_Val_Falling	10171	Falling edge(s).

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	uInt32
Description:	Specifies the number of pulses of the Master Timebase needed to produce a single pulse of the Sample Clock Timebase.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	char*
Description:	Indicates the name of the internal Sample Clock Timebase terminal for the task. This property does not return the name of the Sample Clock Timebase source terminal specified with DAQmx_SampClk_Timebase_Src.
Restrictions:	Not Settable

You can get this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	bool32
Description:	Specifies whether to apply the pulse width filter to the signal.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	float64
Description:	Specifies in seconds the minimum pulse width the filter recognizes.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	char*
Description:	Specifies the input terminal of the signal to use as the timebase of the pulse width filter.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	float64
Description:	Specifies in hertz the rate of the pulse width filter timebase. NI-DAQmx uses this value to compute settings for the filter.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	bool32
Description:	Specifies whether to synchronize recognition of transitions in the signal to the internal timebase of the device.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	bool32
Description:	Specifies that the value of DAQmx_SampClk_Rate will be determined by the dt component of the initial DAQmx Write waveform input for Output tasks.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	float64
Description:	Specifies the number of seconds to wait after a handshake cycle before starting a new handshake cycle.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	int32
Description:	Specifies the point in the handshake cycle that the device is in when the task starts.

Valid values

DAQmx_Val_Immediate	10198	Device is waiting for space in the FIFO (for acquisition) or waiting for samples (for generation).
DAQmx_Val_WaitForHandshakeTriggerAssert	12550	Device is waiting for the Handshake Trigger to assert.
DAQmx_Val_WaitForHandshakeTriggerDeassert	12551	Device is waiting for the Handshake Trigger to deassert.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	int32
Description:	Specifies on which edge of the Handshake Trigger an input task latches the data from the peripheral device.

Valid values

DAQmx_Val_HandshakeTriggerAsserts	12552	Latch data when the Handshake Trigger asserts.
DAQmx_Val_HandshakeTriggerDeasserts	12553	Latch data when the Handshake Trigger deasserts.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	char*
Description:	Specifies the names of the digital lines or ports on which to detect rising edges. The lines or ports must be used by virtual channels in the task. You also can specify a string that contains a list or range of digital lines or ports.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	char*
Description:	Specifies the names of the digital lines or ports on which to detect falling edges. The lines or ports must be used by virtual channels in the task. You also can specify a string that contains a list or range of digital lines or ports.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute

Data Type:

bool32

Description:

Specifies whether to tristate lines specified with DAQmx_ChangeDetect_DI_RisingEdgePhysicalChans and DAQmx_ChangeDetect_DI_FallingEdgePhysicalChans that are not in a virtual channel in the task. If you set this property to TRUE, NI-DAQmx tristates rising/falling edge lines that are not in a virtual channel in the task. If you set this property to FALSE, NI-DAQmx does not modify the configuration of rising/falling edge lines that are not in a virtual channel in the task, even if the lines were previously tristated. Set this property to FALSE to detect changes on lines in other tasks or to detect changes on output-only lines.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	bool32
Description:	Specifies whether to update all channels in the task simultaneously, rather than updating channels independently when you write a sample to that channel.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	int32
Description:	Specifies the action to take when the onboard memory of the device becomes empty.

Valid values

DAQmx_Val_HaltOutputAndError	14615	Stop generating samples and return an error.
DAQmx_Val_PauseUntilDataAvailable	14616	Pause the task until samples are available in the FIFO.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	float64
Description:	Specifies in Hertz the rate at which to clock the analog-to-digital converter. This clock is specific to the analog input section of multiplexed devices.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute   DAQmxGetTimingAttributeEx   DAQmxSetTimingAttributeEx   DAQmxResetTimingAttributeEx

Data Type:	float64
Description:	Indicates the maximum convert rate supported by the task, given the current devices and channel count.
Restrictions:	Not Settable

You can get this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxGetTimingAttributeEx

Data Type:	char*
Description:	Specifies the terminal of the signal to use as the AI Convert Clock.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute   DAQmxGetTimingAttributeEx   DAQmxSetTimingAttributeEx   DAQmxResetTimingAttributeEx

Data Type:	int32
Description:	Specifies on which edge of the clock pulse an analog-to-digital conversion takes place.

Valid values

DAQmx_Val_Rising	10280	Rising edge(s).
DAQmx_Val_Falling	10171	Falling edge(s).

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute   DAQmxGetTimingAttributeEx   DAQmxSetTimingAttributeEx   DAQmxResetTimingAttributeEx

Data Type:	uInt32
Description:	Specifies the number of AI Convert Clock Timebase pulses needed to produce a single AI Convert Clock pulse.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute   DAQmxGetTimingAttributeEx   DAQmxSetTimingAttributeEx   DAQmxResetTimingAttributeEx

Data Type:	int32
Description:	Specifies the terminal of the signal to use as the AI Convert Clock Timebase.

Valid values

DAQmx_Val_SameAsSampTimebase	10284	Use the same source as Sample Clock timebase.
DAQmx_Val_SameAsMasterTimebase	10282	Use the same source as the Master Timebase.
DAQmx_Val_100MHzTimebase	15857	Use the onboard 100 MHz timebase.
DAQmx_Val_80MHzTimebase	14636	Use the onboard 80 MHz timebase.
DAQmx_Val_20MHzTimebase	12537	Use the onboard 20 MHz timebase.
DAQmx_Val_8MHzTimebase	16023	Use the onboard 8 MHz timebase.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute   DAQmxGetTimingAttributeEx   DAQmxSetTimingAttributeEx   DAQmxResetTimingAttributeEx

Data Type:	int32
Description:	Specifies the units of DAQmx_DelayFromSampClk_Delay.

Valid values

DAQmx_Val_Seconds	10364	Seconds.
DAQmx_Val_Ticks	10304	Timebase ticks.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute   DAQmxGetTimingAttributeEx   DAQmxSetTimingAttributeEx   DAQmxResetTimingAttributeEx

Data Type:	float64
Description:	Specifies the amount of time to wait after receiving a Sample Clock edge before beginning to acquire the sample. This value is in the units you specify with DAQmx_DelayFromSampClk_DelayUnits.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute   DAQmxGetTimingAttributeEx   DAQmxSetTimingAttributeEx   DAQmxResetTimingAttributeEx

Data Type:	bool32
Description:	Specifies whether to apply a digital filter to the AI Convert Clock.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute   DAQmxGetTimingAttributeEx   DAQmxSetTimingAttributeEx   DAQmxResetTimingAttributeEx

Data Type:	float64
Description:	Specifies in seconds the minimum pulse width the filter recognizes.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute   DAQmxGetTimingAttributeEx   DAQmxSetTimingAttributeEx   DAQmxResetTimingAttributeEx

Data Type:	char*
Description:	Specifies the terminal of the signal to use as the timebase of the digital filter.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute   DAQmxGetTimingAttributeEx   DAQmxSetTimingAttributeEx   DAQmxResetTimingAttributeEx

Data Type:	float64
Description:	Specifies in hertz the rate of the digital filter timebase. NI-DAQmx uses this value to compute settings for the filter.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute   DAQmxGetTimingAttributeEx   DAQmxSetTimingAttributeEx   DAQmxResetTimingAttributeEx

Data Type:	bool32
Description:	Specifies whether to synchronize recognition of transitions in the signal to the internal timebase of the device.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute   DAQmxGetTimingAttributeEx   DAQmxSetTimingAttributeEx   DAQmxResetTimingAttributeEx

Data Type:	float64
Description:	Specifies the rate of the Master Timebase.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	char*
Description:	Specifies the terminal of the signal to use as the Master Timebase. On an E Series device, you can choose only between the onboard 20MHz Timebase or the RTSI7 terminal.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	float64
Description:	Specifies the frequency of the Reference Clock.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	char*
Description:	Specifies the terminal of the signal to use as the Reference Clock.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	int32
Description:	Specifies the type of sync pulse used in the task.

Valid values

DAQmx_Val_Onboard	16128	Use the synchronization pulse type specified by the device.
DAQmx_Val_DigEdge	10150	Digital Edge synchronization.
DAQmx_Val_Time	15996	Time synchronization.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	char*
Description:	Specifies the terminal of the signal to use as the synchronization pulse. The synchronization pulse resets the clock dividers and the ADCs/DACs on the device.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	CVIAbsoluteTime
Description:	Specifies the start time of the sync pulse.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	int32
Description:	Specifies the timescale to be used for timestamps for a sync pulse.

Valid values

DAQmx_Val_HostTime	16126	Use the host device.
DAQmx_Val_IODeviceTime	16127	Use the I/O device.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	float64
Description:	Indicates in seconds the delay required to reset the ADCs/DACs after the device receives the synchronization pulse.
Restrictions:	Not Settable

You can get this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	float64
Description:	Specifies in seconds the amount of time that elapses after the master device issues the synchronization pulse before the task starts.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	float64
Description:	Indicates in seconds the amount of time required for the ADCs or DACs on the device to reset. When synchronizing devices, query this property on all devices and note the largest reset time. Then, for each device, subtract the value of this property from the largest reset time and set DAQmx_SyncPulse_ResetDelay to the resulting value.
Restrictions:	Not Settable

You can get this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	float64
Description:	Specifies in seconds the amount of time to wait after the Synchronization Pulse before resetting the ADCs or DACs on the device. When synchronizing devices, query DAQmx_SyncPulse_ResetTime on all devices and note the largest reset time. Then, for each device, subtract the reset time from the largest reset time and set this property to the resulting value.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	char*
Description:	Indicates the name of the internal Synchronization Pulse terminal for the task. This property does not return the name of the source terminal.
Restrictions:	Not Settable

You can get this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	uInt32
Description:	Specifies the interval, in Sample Clock periods, between each internal Synchronization Clock pulse. NI-DAQmx uses this pulse for synchronization of triggers between multiple devices at different rates. Refer to device documentation for information about how to calculate this value.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	uInt32
Description:	Specifies which timing engine to use for the task.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	bool32
Description:	Specifies whether to enable the first sample timestamp.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	int32
Description:	Specifies the timescale to be used for the first sample timestamp.

Valid values

DAQmx_Val_HostTime	16126	Use the host device.
DAQmx_Val_IODeviceTime	16127	Use the I/O device.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	CVIAbsoluteTime
Description:	Indicates the timestamp of the first sample.
Restrictions:	Not Settable

You can get this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	CVIAbsoluteTime
Description:	Specifies the time of the first sample clock pulse.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	int32
Description:	Specifies the timescale to be used for the value of DAQmx_FirstSampClk_When.

Valid values

DAQmx_Val_HostTime	16126	Use the host device.
DAQmx_Val_IODeviceTime	16127	Use the I/O device.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute

Data Type:	float64
Description:	Specifies, in seconds, the offset to apply to the DAQmx_FirstSampClk_When value. This offset modifies when the first sample clock occurs and is used to account for known delays in the signal path.

You can get/set/reset this attribute using:   DAQmxGetTimingAttribute   DAQmxSetTimingAttribute   DAQmxResetTimingAttribute