The easiest way to read analog and digital inputs at low speeds (i.e. < 100hz) or set analog and digital outputs is to use channels as we did in the Basic I/O section 17.7.3. No scripting is required, you can easily convert the readings using Conversions, and log it using Logging sets. For the U3, which allows the specification of the differential channel, you can simply put the channel number for the negative side in the Quick Note / Special / OPC column of the channel. If you need more advanced configuration, you can still use channels, combined with some basic scripting to send the configuration commands to the LabJack. For example, to set the UE9 resolution to 14 bit and the range on channels 2 and 3 to +/-5V:
using("device.labjack.")
include("c:\program files\labjack\drivers\labjackud.h")
AddRequest(0, LJ_ioPUT_CONFIG, LJ_chAIN_RESOLUTION, 14, 0, 0)
AddRequest(0, LJ_ioPUT_AIN_RANGE, 2, LJ_rgBIP5V, 0, 0)
AddRequest(0, LJ_ioPUT_AIN_RANGE, 3, LJ_rgBIP5V, 0, 0)
GoOne(0)
This was explained earlier in section 17.7.4.2.
