| Class | Description |
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 | Acceleration |
Represents a calculated channel with the acceleration function.
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| Alarm |
Represents an alarm, which notifies the user that the value of a particular channel has gone outside a specified range of values. Alarms also can trigger the execution of a specified procedure.
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| AlarmFolder |
Represents an alarm folder, which organizes alarms under the Alarms section.
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| Alarming |
Represents an Alarm Command, or Alarming, step that you can add to a Procedure. This step performs the specified Function on the specified Alarm when the step executes.
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| Alarms |
Represents the Alarms section of a Target, which contains any configured Alarm and AlarmFolder objects.
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| Alias |
Represents an alias, which defines an alternate name for a channel in a system definition file. You can use the alias name, rather than the full channel path, in the Workspace window and Stimulus Profile Editor.
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| Aliases |
Represents the Aliases section of the system definition, which contains Alias objects that define names you can use in place of full channel paths.
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| AliasFolder |
Represents a folder under the Aliases section of the system definition. Folders simply organize aliases into logical groups.
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| AutomaticFrameProcessing |
Represents an Automatic Frame Processing section under an outgoing frame of an NI-XNET CAN port. The Automatic Frame Processing section contains CRC and Counter sections.
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| Average |
Represents a calculated channel with the average function. The average function calculates the average value of the channel you specify every n points.
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| BaseNode |
Represents generic nodes in the system definition and provides access to options and configuration settings that all nodes support.
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| CalculatedChannel |
Represents a calculated channel, which produces new values based on calculations performed on other channels in the system definition.
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| CalculatedChannels |
Represents the Calculated Channels section of a Target. This section contains CalculatedChannel objects that perform calculations on other channels in the system.
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| CallProcedure |
Represents a Call Procedure step that you can add to a Procedure. The Call Procedure step calls a procedure when the step executes.
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| CAN |
Represents the CAN section under XNET in the system definition.
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| CANPort |
Represents a port under the NI-XNET CAN section.
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| Channel |
Represents a channel in the system definition. This is a base class for more specific channel classes, including hardware channels, system channels, user channels, calculated channels, and so on.
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| Chassis |
Represents a chassis, which contains any NI-DAQ devices, reflective memory devices, NI FPGA targets, NI-XNET devices, and timing and sync devices you add.
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| Command |
Represents a parent class for the different Procedure command types.
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| Condition |
Represents a Condition step that you can add to a procedure. The Condition step executes a GotoLabel step based on the comparison of a constant value or channel value.
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| Conditional |
Represents a CalculatedChannel with the conditional function. The conditional function uses an if/else statement to check the channel you specify for the condition you specify and return the appropriate value.
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| Counter |
Represents the Counter section under the AutomaticFrameProcessing section of an outgoing frame of an NI-XNET CANPort. This feature increments specific bits every time the frame is transmitted across the bus.
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| CRC |
Represents the CRC section under the AutomaticFrameProcessing section of an outgoing frame of an NI-XNET CAN port. This feature performs a cyclic redundancy check.
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| CustomDevice |
Represents a custom device in NI VeriStand.
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| CustomDeviceBase |
Defines a base class for NI VeriStand custom devices.
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| CustomDeviceChannel |
Represents a channel in a custom device.
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| CustomDevices |
Represents the top-level Custom Devices section of a Target. This section contains all the custom devices (except timing and sync devices) that you add to the system definition.
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| CustomDeviceSection |
Represents a section under a custom device. Sections are not required in custom devices, but provide a way to organize custom device channels into a logical hierarchy.
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| CustomDeviceWaveform |
Represents a waveform in a custom device.
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| Cyclic |
Represents the Cyclic section that contains outgoing cyclic frames under an NI-XNET CAN or FlexRay port. Use cyclic frames when you want data changes to arrive at other ECUs within a well-defined deadline.
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| DAQ |
Represents the DAQ section of a Chassis in the system definition. This section contains all the DAQ devices you add under the chassis.
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| DAQAnalogInput |
Represents a DAQ analog input channel.
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| DAQAnalogInputs |
Represents an Analog Input section under a DAQDevice, which contains all DAQAnalogInput channels you add for the device.
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| DAQAnalogOutput |
Represents a DAQ analog output channel.
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| DAQAnalogOutputs |
Represents an Analog Output section under a DAQDevice, which contains all DAQAnalogOutput channels you add for the device.
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| DAQChannel |
Provides an abstract base class for implementing DAQ device channels and their measurement types based on DAQ plug-in XML files.
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| DAQCounter |
Represents a DAQ counter channel.
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| DAQCounterInput |
Initializes a new instance of the DAQCounterInput class.
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| DAQCounterOutput |
Initializes a new instance of the DAQCounterOutput class.
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| DAQCounters |
Represents a Counter section under a DAQDevice, which contains all DAQCounter channels you add for the device.
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| DAQCountUpDown |
Represents a DAQCounter channel with the count up/down task type.
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| DAQDevice |
Represents a DAQ device.
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| DAQDigitalInput |
Represents a DAQ digital input channel.
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| DAQDigitalInputs |
Represents a Digital Input section under a DAQDevice, which contains the DAQDIOPort ports for DAQDigitalInput channels.
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| DAQDigitalOutput |
Represents a DAQ digital output channel.
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| DAQDigitalOutputs |
Represents a Digital Output section under a DAQDevice, which contains the DAQDIOPort ports for DAQDigitalOutput channels.
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| DAQDIOPort |
Represents a DAQ DIO port, which contains DAQDigitalInput and/or DAQDigitalOutput channels.
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| DAQFrequencyMeasurement |
Represents a DAQCounter channel with the frequency measurement task type.
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| DAQInternalChannel |
Represents a DAQ internal channel.
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| DAQInternalChannels |
Represents an Internal Channels section under a DAQDevice, which contains any DAQInternalChannel objects to add to the device.
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| DAQLogging |
Represents the Logging section of a DAQTaskAI.
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| DAQPeriodMeasurement |
Represents a DAQCounter channel with the period measurement task type.
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| DAQPositionMeasurement |
Represents a DAQCounter channel with the position measurement task type.
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| DAQPulseGeneration |
Represents a DAQ Counter measurement section of input channels.
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| DAQPulseMeasurement |
Represents a DAQ Counter measurement section of input channels.
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| DAQSectionType |
Represents a generic DAQ data section.
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| DAQTask |
Provides an abstract (MustInherit in Visual Basic) base class for different types of tasks you can assign to DAQ channels.
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| DAQTaskAI |
Represents a DAQmx task you can assign to one or more DAQ analog input channels to configure timing properties, triggers, and logging.
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| DAQTaskCommand |
Represents one of the channels under the DAQTaskAI, DAQTriggers, or DAQLogging sections. Task command channels control the execution of the DAQTaskAI.
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| DAQTasks |
Represents the Waveform Tasks section in a system definition. This section contains DAQTask objects.
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| DAQTrigger |
Provides an abstract (MustInherit in Visual Basic) base class for different types of triggers you can use to configure a DAQTaskAI to start acquiring under certain conditions.
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| DAQTriggerAnalogEdge |
Represents an analog edge trigger that can configure a DAQTaskAI to start acquiring under certain conditions.
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| DAQTriggerAnalogWindow |
Represents an analog window trigger that can configure a DAQTaskAI to start acquiring under certain conditions.
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| DAQTriggerDigitalEdge |
Represents a digital edge trigger that can configure a DAQTaskAI to start acquiring under certain conditions.
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| DAQTriggerNone |
Represents a disabled DAQTrigger.
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| DAQTriggers |
Represents the Triggers section of a DAQTaskAI.
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| DAQTriggerSoftware |
Represents a software trigger that can configure a DAQTaskAI to start acquiring under certain conditions.
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| DAQWaveform |
Represents a generic DAQ waveform.
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| DAQWaveformAnalogInput |
Represents a DAQ analog input waveform used in a buffered acquisition.
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| Database |
Represents an XNET database. XNET databases can be CANdb (.dbc), NI-CAN (.ncd), LDF (.ldf), or FIBEX (.xml) files.
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| DataFileError |
Represents the Error channel associated with a raw frame data logging file or data replay file under an NI-XNET port.
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| DataFileReplay |
Represents a data replay file, which is a raw frame data logging (TDMS or NCL) file that you replay onto a CAN bus.
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| DataFileStatus |
Represents the Status channel associated with a raw frame data logging file or data replay file under an NI-XNET port.
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| DataLoggingFile |
Represents a raw frame data logging (TDMS or NCL) file under an NI-XNET port. You can use raw frame data logging files to record incoming frame data during an NI-XNET session.
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| DataReplay |
Represents the Data Replay section under an NI-XNET CAN port, which contains any DataFileReplay files you want to replay onto the CAN bus.
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| DataSharing |
Represents the Data Sharing section under a Chassis. This section contains any reflective memory devices you add to the system definition.
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| DataSharingNetwork |
Represents the Data Sharing Network section of the system definition, under which you can add and configure a reflective memory network. You can only configure one reflective memory network per system definition.
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| DependentFile |
Represents a dependent file, which can be any file that another node requires. For example, model files, bitfiles, and VIs that make up custom devices can all be dependent files.
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| Dictionary |
Represents a dictionary, which is an associative array. You can set dictionaries as values for CustomDevice and TimingAndSyncDevice items.
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| DictionaryElement |
Represents an element, or a key/value pair, in a Dictionary.
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| Dwell |
Represents a Dwell step that you add to a procedure. The Dwell step suspends the procedure by the amount of time you specify.
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| DynamicSignal |
Represents a dynamic signal contained in a multiplexed frame. NI VeriStand organizes dynamic signals under Mode nodes.
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| End |
Represents an End step that you can add to a procedure. The End step stops the procedure. |
| EventTriggered |
Represents the Event Triggered section under an Outgoing section of an NI-XNET CAN or FlexRay port.
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| Execution |
Represents the Execution section under a Model. This section contains channels that get and set execution details of the model, such as its current status and the amount of time that has elapsed since it began executing.
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| ExecutionOrder |
Represents the Execution Order section under SimulationModels, which contains information about the order that your models execute relative to each other in the VeriStand Engine.
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| ExitSubroutine |
Represents an Exit Subroutine step that you can add to a procedure. The Exit Subroutine step is typically used in procedures that are called from other procedures by a CallProcedure step. The Exit Subroutine step stops the current procedure and returns to the calling procedure.
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| FinishedFiles |
Represents a Finished Files channel associated with an NI-XNET RawFrameDataLogging file. This channel stores the number of completed log files for the current session of the VeriStand Engine. You can use this channel to determine when a file is ready for use by other processes.
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| FlexRay |
Represents the FlexRay section under XNET in the system definition.
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| FlexRayPort |
Represents a port under an NI-XNET FlexRay device.
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| Formula |
Represents a calculated channel with the formula function. This function calculates the result of a formula you specify.
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| FPGA |
Represents the FPGA section of a Chassis in the system definition. This section contains all the FPGA devices you add under the chassis.
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| FPGAAICategory |
Represents the Input»Analog section under an FPGADevice.
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| FPGAAnalogInput |
Represents an FPGA analog input channel.
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| FPGAAnalogOutput |
Represents an FPGA analog output channel.
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| FPGAAOCategory |
Represents the Output»Analog section under an FPGADevice.
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| FPGACategory |
Represents a section under an FPGA device. Sections organize channels according to type. For example, Input»Analog, Output»Digital, and so on.
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| FPGAChannel |
Represents a channel of an FPGA device.
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| FPGADevice |
Represents an FPGA target under the FPGA section.
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| FPGADICategory |
Represents the Input»Digital section under an FPGADevice.
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| FPGADigitalInput |
Represents an FPGA digital input channel.
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| FPGADigitalOutput |
Represents an FPGA digital output channel.
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| FPGADOCategory |
Represents the Output»Digital section under an FPGADevice.
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| FPGAPWMInCategory |
Represents the Input»PWM section under an FPGADevice.
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| FPGAPWMInput |
Represents an FPGA PWM input channel.
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| FPGAPWMOutCategory |
Represents the Output»PWM section under an FPGADevice.
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| FPGAPWMOutput |
Represents an FPGA PWM output channel.
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| FrameFaulting |
Represents a Frame Faulting section under an outgoing cyclic frame of an NI-XNET CAN port. This section contains channels you can use to configure the transmission of cyclic frames.
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| FrameID |
Represents a Frame ID channel under the FrameInformation section of an incoming, raw data format NI-XNET frame. This channel contains the ID number that identifies the frame.
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| FrameInformation |
Represents a Frame Information section under an incoming NI-XNET frame. This section contains channels that store information about the frame, such as the timestamp at which it was received and the ID number of the current frame.
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| Generator |
Represents a stimulus generator in the Legacy Stimulus Profile Editor, which produces simulated real-world signals that stimulus profiles use to perform tests on a system.
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| GotoLabel |
Represents a Goto Label step that you can add to a procedure. When this step executes, the procedure jumps to the step specified by Label().
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| Hardware |
Represents the Hardware section of a Target, which contains any chassis you add.
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| Incoming |
Represent the Incoming section under an NI-XNET CAN, LIN, or FlexRay ports, which contains any incoming frames and data logging files .
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| Inport |
Represents a model inport, or input.
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| InportGroup |
Represents a sub-section of the Inports section of a model. Inport groups provide organization within the model.
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| Inports |
Represents the top-level Inports section under a Model. This section contains all the Inport and InportGroup objects for the model.
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| InputOverflowChannel |
Represents an input overflow count channel, which tracks the number of times the system fails to write data to an asynchronous custom device because the FIFO is full. A single custom device can have only one input overflow count channel.
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| InterfaceChannels |
Represents the Interface section under an NI-XNET CAN port. This section contains the port-specific channel that controls the port's sleep mode.
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| LIN |
Represents the LIN section under XNET in the system definition.
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| LINPort |
Represents a port under an NI-XNET LIN device.
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| LINScheduler |
Represents the LIN Scheduler channel under an NI-XNET LINPort. The LIN Scheduler specifies which schedule to use to determine when to transmit frames. This channel is only valid if the LINPort to which is belongs is configured as the master port (LINPort.IsMaster is true (True in Visual Basic)).
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| LookupTable |
Represents a lookup table Scale, which maps an array of pre-scaled values to an array of corresponding scaled values.
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| LowpassFilter |
Represents a calculated channel with the Lowpass Filter function. This function applies a lowpass Butterworth filter to the value of the specified ChannelToFilter.
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| LUTValue |
Represents a pair of values in a LookupTable scale: a pre-scaled value and the corresponding scaled value.
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| Maximum |
Represents a calculated channel with the Maximum function. This function compares two values (x and y) and returns the larger value.
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| Minimum |
Represents a calculated channel with the Minimum function. This function compares two values (x and y) and returns the smaller value.
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| Mode |
Represents a Mode section under a signal format NI-XNET CAN frame. The Mode section organizes dynamic (multiplexed) signals according to their mode values.
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| Model |
Represents a model, which is a mathematical representation of a real-world system. A model responds to stimuli by producing outputs in a way that emulates the behavior of the modeled item. Models contain inputs and outputs that send and receive data. Models contain parameters you can manipulate and signals whose values you can view. For example, a model that generates a sine wave contains parameters that adjust the amplitude and frequency of the sine wave. You can view the value of the sine wave using the model signal.
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| ModelCommand |
Represents a Model Command channel, which you can use to send commands to the model running on the target.
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| ModelDefaultGroup |
Represents a parent class for the different types of sub-folders and sections a model can have.
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| ModelParameter |
Represents a model parameter.
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| ModelParameterGroup |
Represents a sub-section of the ModelParameters section of a model. Parameter groups provide organization within the model.
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| ModelParameters |
Represents the top-level Parameters section under a Model. This section contains all the ModelParameter and ModelParameterGroup objects under the model.
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| Models |
Represents the Models section under SimulationModels. This section contains any compiled or uncompiled models you add to the system definition. NI VeriStand supports importing .dll, .mdl, and .lvmodel file types.
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| ModelSignal |
Represents a model signal.
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| ModelSignalGroup |
Represents a sub-section of the ModelSignals section of a model. Signal groups provide organization within the model.
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| ModelSignals |
Represents the top-level Signal section under a Model. This section contains all the ModelSignal and ModelSignalGroup objects under the model.
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| ModelStatus |
Represents a Model Status channel, which you can use to get information about the current status of the model running on the target.
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| ModelTime |
Represents a Model Time channel, which you can use to get information about the current running time, in seconds, of the model running on the target.
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| Multiplexer |
Represents a multiplexer signal under an NI-XNET signal format CAN frame. The multiplexer signal defines an area within the frame to contain different DynamicSignal signals.
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| NodeIDUtil |
Provides methods for converting node IDs, or pointers, to nodes in a system definition file into item references to the same node. |
| Outgoing |
Represents the Outgoing section under an NI-XNET CAN, LIN, or FlexRay port, which contains any outgoing frames and data replay files.
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| Outport |
Represents a model outport, or output.
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| OutportGroup |
Represents a sub-section of the Outports section of a model. Outport groups provide organization within the model.
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| Outports |
Represents the top-level Outports section under a Model. This section contains all the Outport and OutportGroup objects for the model.
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| OutputUnderflowChannel |
Represents an output underflow count channel, which tracks the number of times the system fails to read data from an asynchronous custom device because there is no data to read. A single custom device can have only one output underflow count channel.
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| PeakAndValley |
Represents a calculated channel with the Peak & Valley function. This function calculates the peak, valley, and offset of a cyclical waveform on the channel you specify. The calculated channel stores the peak value, and the channels you specify when you configure the calculated channel store the valley and offset values.
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| PendingFrames |
Represents a Pending Frames channel associate with an NI-XNET DataFileReplay file. This channel stores the number of frames in the outgoing transmission queue of the current NI-XNET streaming session. You can use this channel to determine whether data is replaying as expected.
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| PolynomialScale |
Represents a polynomial Scale, which converts values using a polynomial equation with up to ten coefficients.
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| Procedure |
Represents a procedure, which determines a set of actions that the VeriStand Engine executes. You can configure procedures to run in response to an alarm, when called from another procedure, or on startup.
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| Procedures |
Represents the Procedures section of a Target, which contains all the Procedure objects you configure.
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| RawDataBasedChannel |
Represents a raw data format channel under an NI-XNET RawDataBasedFrame.
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| RawDataBasedFrame |
Represents a raw data format frame of an NI-XNET CAN, LIN, or FlexRay device.
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| RawFrameDataLogging |
Represents the Raw Frame Data Logging section under an NI-XNET CAN, LIN, or FlexRay port.
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| ReceiveTime |
Represents the Receive Time channel for an incoming NI-XNET CAN, LIN, or FlexRay frame. This channel contains the most recent timestamp at which the frame was received.
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| ReflectiveMemory |
Represents a reflective memory device under the DataSharing section of the system definition. A reflective memory device is a target on a ReflectiveMemoryNetwork.
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| ReflectiveMemoryDataChannel |
Represents a data channel under a ReflectiveMemory device.
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| ReflectiveMemoryDataChannels |
Represents the top-level Data Channels section of a ReflectiveMemory device. This section contains all the data channels for the device, as well as sub-folders that you can use to organize the channels.
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| ReflectiveMemoryFolder |
Represents a folder under a reflective memory device. Folders can contain data channels or additional sub-folders.
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| ReflectiveMemoryInformationChannels |
Represents the Information Channels section under a reflective memory device.
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| ReflectiveMemoryNetwork |
Represents the reflective memory network that ReflectiveMemory devices use to share data. A single system definition can have only one reflective memory network.
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| ReflectiveMemoryRingReadLateCount |
Represents a Ring Read Late Count channel of a reflective memory device. This channel increments any time the device is not able to read a section of data from reflective memory because the section was still getting written to by another device. If this channel increments, the section of invalid data was not copied to the local channels.
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| ReflectiveMemoryWriteLateCount |
Represents a Node Write Late Count channel of a reflective memory device. This channel increments any time the device is not able to write data to the reflective memory network because a new iteration of the Primary Control Loop started before the write operation was complete. In this situation, the PCL does not write or read any data for the iteration where the write operation failed to complete.
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| Root |
Represents the root node of the system definition.
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| Scale |
Defines a base class for different types of scales allowed in system definition files. You can create scales to convert from the pre-scaled units measured by a hardware channel to the scaled units associated with a transducer or actuator.
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| ScaleFolder |
Represents a folder under the Scales section of the system definition. Folders simply organize scales into logical groups.
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| Scales |
Represents the Scales section of the system definition, which contains Scale objects. Use scales to convert from the pre-scaled units measured by a hardware channel to the scaled units associated with a transducer or actuator. |
| SCXI1100 |
Represents an SCXI-1100 module that you can add to an SCXIChassis.
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| SCXI1102 |
Represents an SCXI-1102 module that you can add to an SCXIChassis.
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| SCXI1102B |
Represents an SCXI-1102B module that you can add to an SCXIChassis.
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| SCXI1102C |
Represents an SCXI-1102C module that you can add to an SCXIChassis.
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| SCXI1104 |
Represents an SCXI-1104 module that you can add to an SCXIChassis.
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| SCXI1104C |
Represents an SCXI-1104C module that you can add to an SCXIChassis.
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| SCXI1112 |
Represents an SCXI-1112 module that you can add to an SCXIChassis.
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| SCXI1120 |
Represents an SCXI-1120 module that you can add to an SCXIChassis.
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| SCXI1120D |
Represents an SCXI-1120D module that you can add to an SCXIChassis.
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| SCXI1121 |
Represents an SCXI-1121 module that you can add to an SCXIChassis.
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| SCXI1122 |
Represents an SCXI-1122 module that you can add to an SCXIChassis.
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| SCXI1124 |
Represents an SCXI-1124 module that you can add to an SCXIChassis.
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| SCXI1125 |
Represents an SCXI-1125 module that you can add to an SCXIChassis.
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| SCXI1126 |
Represents an SCXI-1126 module that you can add to an SCXIChassis.
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| SCXI1127 |
Represents an SCXI-1127 module that you can add to an SCXIChassis.
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| SCXI1128 |
Represents an SCXI-1128 module that you can add to an SCXIChassis.
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| SCXI1140 |
Represents an SCXI-1140 module that you can add to an SCXIChassis.
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| SCXI1141 |
Represents an SCXI-1141 module that you can add to an SCXIChassis.
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| SCXI1142 |
Represents an SCXI-1142 module that you can add to an SCXIChassis.
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| SCXI1143 |
Represents an SCXI-1143 module that you can add to an SCXIChassis.
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| SCXI1160 |
Represents an SCXI-1160 module that you can add to an SCXIChassis.
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| SCXI1161 |
Represents an SCXI-1161 module that you can add to an SCXIChassis.
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| SCXI1162 |
Represents an SCXI-1162 module that you can add to an SCXIChassis.
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| SCXI1162HV |
Represents an SCXI-1162HV module that you can add to an SCXIChassis.
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| SCXI1163 |
Represents an SCXI-1163 module that you can add to an SCXIChassis.
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| SCXI1163R |
Represents an SCXI-1163R module that you can add to an SCXIChassis.
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| SCXI1190 |
Represents an SCXI-1190 module that you can add to an SCXIChassis.
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| SCXI1191 |
Represents an SCXI-1191 module that you can add to an SCXIChassis.
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| SCXI1192 |
Represents an SCXI-1192 module that you can add to an SCXIChassis.
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| SCXI1520 |
Represents an SCXI-1520 module that you can add to an SCXIChassis.
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| SCXI1530 |
Represents an SCXI-1530 module that you can add to an SCXIChassis.
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| SCXI1531 |
Represents an SCXI-1531 module that you can add to an SCXIChassis.
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| SCXI1540 |
Represents an SCXI-1540 module that you can add to an SCXIChassis.
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| SCXI1581 |
Represents an SCXI-1581 module that you can add to an SCXIChassis.
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| SCXIChassis |
Represents an SCXI chassis under a DAQDevice.
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| SCXIModule |
Represents an SCXI module under an SCXIChassis.
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| Section |
Represents a section or node in the system definition. A section represents any node that contains additional nodes.
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| SetMultipleVariables |
Represents a Set Multiple Variables step that you can add to a procedure. This step sets the values of multiple channels to constant values. |
| SetVariable |
Represents a Set Variable step that you can add to a procedure. This step sets a channel, Variable, to a certain value. The value can be a constant or the result of a calculation using a Function you specify.
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| SignalBasedFrame |
Represents a signal format frame under an NI-XNET LIN, FlexRay, or CAN port.
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| SignalBasedSignal |
Represents a signal format signal under an NI-XNET SignalBasedFrame.
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| SimulationModels |
Represents the Simulation Models section of a Target, which contains any models you import and information about the order in which they execute.
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| SinglePoint |
Represents the Single-Point section under an Incoming section of an NI-XNET CAN, LIN, or FlexRay port. When you import single-point frames, NI VeriStand reads the most recent value received for the frame.
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| SkipCyclicFrames |
Represents the Skip Cyclic Frames channel under the FrameFaulting section of an outgoing cyclic frame of an NI-XNET CAN port. This channel specifies to skip transmission of a specified number of cyclic frames across the CAN bus when a specified trigger channel has a non-zero value.
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| SleepMode |
Represents a Transceiver State, or Sleep Mode, channel under the InterfaceChannels section of an NI-XNET CAN port. This channel controls the sleep mode option on the CAN port. A port in sleep mode does not transmit data until you release sleep mode or until the port receives an incoming frame.
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| Sporadic |
Represents the Sporadic section that contains outgoing, sporadic frames under an NI-XNET LIN port.
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| Stimulus |
Represents the Stimulus section of a Target, which contains the stimulus generators available in the Legacy Stimulus Profile Editor.
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| StimulusChannel |
Represents a stimulus channel of a Generator.
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| SystemChannel |
Represents a system channel under the SystemChannels section. System channels monitor the state and condition of various aspects of the system.
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| SystemChannels |
Represents the System Channels section of a Target, which contains a variety of channels that monitor the state and condition of various aspects of the system.
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| SystemDefinition |
Represents a system definition file, which contains configuration settings for the VeriStand Engine. This class is the base class for configuring system definitions through this API.
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| SystemInitialization |
Represents the System Initialization section of the system definition, which contains information about the order that multiple targets deploy relative to each other.
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| SystemMappings |
Represents the System Mappings section of the system definition, which stores information about how source channels within the system definition map to destination channels. Destination channels store the mapping information.
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| Target |
Represents a target in the system definition.
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| Targets |
Represents the Targets section of the system definition, which contains all the targets you configure.
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| ThermocoupleScale |
Represents a thermocouple Scale, which converts raw values from a thermocouple to Kelvins or degrees Celsius, Fahrenheit, or Rankine.
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| TimeDifference |
Represents the Time Difference channel for an incoming NI-XNET CAN, LIN, or FlexRay frame. This channel stores the difference between the two most recent ReceiveTime timestamps.
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| TimeStepDuration |
Represents a Time Step Duration channel, which you can use to get information about the duration, in microseconds, of the last time step of the model running on the target.
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| TimingAndSync |
Represents the Timing and Sync section of the system definition, which contains all configured timing and sync devices.
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| TimingAndSyncDevice |
Represents a timing and sync device, which is a custom device that can drive the RTSI 0 line and synchronize all the hardware I/O devices in the system.
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| TransmitTime |
Represents a Transmit Time under the FrameFaulting section of an outgoing cyclic frame of an NI-XNET CAN port. This channel specifies the amount of time that must elapse between subsequent transmissions of the cyclic frame.
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| Unconditional |
Represents the Unconditional section that contains outgoing, unconditional frames under an NI-XNET LIN port.
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| UserChannel |
Represents a user channel, which stores a single value. You can use user channels as variables in procedures, stimulus profiles, and so on.
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| UserChannels |
Represents the User Channels section of a Target, which contains any user channels you configure. User channels store a single value, and can be variables in procedures, stimulus profiles, and so on.
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| UserChannelsFolder |
Represents a folder under the UserChannels section of a target. Folders simply organize user channels into logical groups.
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| Utilities |
Provides a way to perform various common operations within the system definition, such as stripping paths, converting data types, and creating channel mappings.
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| Waveform |
Represents a waveform in the system definition. This is a base class for more specific waveform classes, including hardware waveforms, custom device waveforms, and so on.
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| XNET |
Represents the NI-XNET section of a Chassis, which contains any CAN, LIN, or FlexRay devices you configure.
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| XNETDatabases |
Represents the XNET Databases section of a Target, which contains any XNET Databases you add to the system definition to run XNET devices.
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