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TimerPeriod specifies the time, in seconds, that must pass before the callback function specified for TimerFcn is called. Time is measured relative to when the hardware device starts running.
Some timer events might not be processed if your system is significantly slowed or if the TimerPeriod value is too small. For example, a common application for timer events is to display data. However, because displaying data is a CPU-intensive task, some of these events might be dropped.
Usage | AI, AO, DIO, common to all channels and lines |
Access | Read/write |
Data type | Double |
Read-only when running | No |
The default value is 0.1 second.
![]() | TimerFcn | TriggerChannel | ![]() |
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