With NIDAQ Tools MX you can:

• Read analog inputs.
• Scan analog inputs into Igor waves (data arrays) in memory.
• Scan analog inputs to disk, then use Igor to pick out interesting parts later.
• Set analog output voltages.
• Generate arbitrary waveforms from Igor data arrays.
• Digital I/O including static, timed and handshaking, depending on hardware support.
• Control counter-timers for pulse train and one-shot pulse generation, period and frequency measurement, etc.
• Control multiple DAQ devices simultaneously.

... and more.

NIDAQ Tools MX includes several pre-programmed control panels to provide a point-and-click interface to basic data acquisition functions. If these simple interfaces serve your needs, no programming is necessary. Use the panels as-is, or modify the procedure files to customize them for your own purposes.

More complex, customized applications can be created using Igor's built-in programming language, extended by NIDAQ Tools MX to include data acquisition and control functionality. Igor control panels can be used to make a nice user interface for DAQ systems.

Demo: Fully-functional, limited-time demo available. Can be used with demo version of Igor Pro.

Supported Systems: Any system that Igor runs on, and for which National Instruments has made available the NI-DAQmx driver software.

Igor Pro: Igor Pro 6 (32-bit), Igor Pro 7 or later (32-bit or 64-bit).

Hardware Support: Just about any National Instruments DAQ device supported by NI-DAQmx Software for Windows.

See details on supported devices.

Driver: National Instruments NI-DAQmx Software version 10.0 or later.

Macintosh OS X: Because National Instruments has not created the appropriate drivers for Mac OS X, we cannot offer NIDAQ Tools MX for Macintosh.