National Instruments PC-LPM-16/PnP , Status Register 1

Appendix D Register-Level Programming

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Bit Name Description

3 EXTINT* External Interrupt Status Bit—This bit reflects the

status of the EXTINT* signal on the I/O connector. If

the EXTINTEN bit in Command Register 1 is set and

this bit is cleared, the external EXTINT* signal has

caused the current interrupt. When the interrupt

caused by the EXTINT* signal is served, your

external device should drive EXTINT* to inactive

state (logic high), or undrive it.

2 CNTINT Counter Interrupt Bit—This bit reflects the interrupt

status caused by the counter 2 output signal. If the

CNTINTEN bit in Command Register 3 is set, a low-

to-high transition on counter 2 output sets this bit and

generates an interrupt request. Clear this bit by writing

to the CNTINTCLR Register.

1 DATAERR

/OVERFLOW Data Error/Overflow Bit—This bit indicates if an

overflow or overrun error has occurred. On the

PC-LPM-16PnP, this bit is the data error bit. If this bit

is cleared, no error was encountered. If this bit is set,

the A/D FIFO has overflowed because the data

acquisition servicing operation could not keep up with

the sampling rate, or an A/D conversion was initiated

before the previous A/D conversion was complete. To

distinguish between the overflow and overrun error

conditions, examine the OVERFLOW and

OVERRUN bits in Status Register 2. Clear this bit by

writing to the A/D Clear Register.

On the PC-LPM-16PnP, this bit only indicates that an

overflow has occurred.

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