Hardware-Timed Non-Buffered Sample Mode

In hardware-timed non-buffered sample mode, samples are acquired or generated continuously using hardware timing and no buffer. You enable this mode by using sample clock or change detection timing types and specifying a buffer size of 0. This mode is similar to hardware-timed single point sample mode but with slower performance and no error checking. Because there is no buffer if you use hardware-timed non-buffered sample mode, you should ensure that reads or writes execute fast enough to keep up with hardware timing.

Note NI USB devices and NI CompactDAQ systems do not support hardware-timed non-buffered sample mode when sample clock timing is used.