- Check that the DAQ device is properly connected to your computer and is recognized by MATLAB. You can do this by running daqlist in the MATLAB command window. This should list all the connected DAQ devices.
- Make sure that the channel (“Ai0”) and the measurement type (“Voltage”) you’re trying to add with addinput are correct and supported by your DAQ device.
- The read function reads data from the DAQ for a specified duration (1 second in your case). If the DAQ is not generating or receiving any data during this time, the read function will not return any data.
- Ensure that the data returned by the read function contains the fields Time and Board0_Ai0. If these fields are not present in the data, the plot function will not be able to plot the data.
- You can use the isrunning function to check if the DAQ is running before attempting to stop it. If it’s running, then you can stop it; otherwise, you can skip the stop command.
- You can use the start function before your read command and the stop function after your read command. This ensures that the DAQ is running when you’re reading data and is stopped afterwards.
- Sometimes, specifying the output format and the number of samples to read at a time can help avoid issues. For example, you can try something like this:
