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NIDisk User Guide

9. Other Functions

Alarm Sounds

NIDisk can produce alarm sounds to alert the user to certain acquisition or playback

conditions. These sounds are played through the system sound card, independent of the

NIDisk I/O board. Alaram sounds are stored as Wave files in the NIDisk directory (see

"Acquisition and Playback" for the filenames). Users can customize any sound by

substituting another Wave file of the same name.

I/O Reset

The menu selection I/O | Reset performs a local reset, in case NIDisk malfunctions or stops

responding. It clears NIDisk status variables and status files, and resets the I/O board driver.

If I/O | Reset doesn't solve the problem, follow the troubleshooting steps in "I/O Board Not

Recognized or Not Responding".

User Guide

Select Help | User Guide to display the NIDisk User Guide (this document).

About NIDisk

Help | About NIDisk reports the NIDisk program version, creation date, and the optional

high-resolution version of NIDisk (see "Triggering an External System from NIDisk" above).

10. Command Line Mode

NIDisk can be executed directly from the DOS command line, by including all necessary

parameters with the NIDisk command. NIDisk will bypass the parameter setup screen and

summary screen and begin the I/O process immediately. Only the "Acquiring data" or

"Playing data" screen will be displayed. Command line mode can be used for convenience

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