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PXI-7841 National Instruments Multifunction Reconfigurable I/O Module | Apex Waves
User Guide for NATIONAL INSTRUMENTS models including: PXI-7841R, PXI-7842R, PXI-7851R, PXI-7852R, PXI-7841, PXI-7841 Multifunction Reconfigurable, Multifunction Reconfigurable, Reconfigurable
PXI-7841 National Instruments Multifunction Reconfigurable I/O Module | Apex Waves
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DocumentDocumentPXI-7841 Letter of Volatility PXI-7841R/42R, PXI-7851R/52R Manufacturer: National Instruments Board Assembly Part Numbers (Refer to Procedure 1 for identification procedure): Part Number and Revision Description 198219B-04L or later PXI-7841R 198219B-05L or later PXI-7842R 198219B-02L or later PXI-7851R 198219B-01L or later PXI-7852R Volatile Memory Target Data Data storage during VI execution Type FPGA Block RAM Size 32 x 36 Kbits (-02, -04) 48 x 36 Kbits (-01, -05) Battery Backup No User1 Accessible Yes System Accessible Yes Sanitization Procedure Cycle Power Non-Volatile Memory (incl. Media Storage) Target Data Device configuration · Device information · FPGA bitstream · Calibration metadata · Calibration data2 Type Flash Size 2M x 8 bits Battery Backup No User Accessible No Yes Yes No System Accessible Yes Yes Yes Yes Sanitization Procedure None Procedure 2 Procedure 3 None 1 Refer to Terms and Definitions section for clarification of User and System Accessible 1 Calibration constants that are stored on the device include information for the device's full operating range. Any implications resulting from partial self-calibration can be eliminated by running the full self-calibration procedure. August 2017 377294A-01 Rev 001 Notice: This document is subject to change without notice. For the most recent version, visit ni.com/manuals. Contact: 866-275-6964 support@ni.com Letter of Volatility PXI-7841R/42R, PXI-7851R/52R Procedures Procedure 1 Board Assembly Part Number Identification: To determine the Board Assembly Part Number and Revision, refer to the label applied to the surface of your product. The Assembly Part Number should be formatted as "P/N: #####a-##L Procedure 2 - Device Configuration Flash (FPGA bitstream): You can use the NI-RIO Device Setup utility to erase the FPGA bitstream data. For more details, visit ni.com/info and enter the infocode fpgaflashclr. Procedure 3 - Device Configuration Flash (Calibration Metadata): The user-accessible areas of the Device Configuration Flash are exposed through a calibration Applications Programming Interface (API) in LabVIEW. For more details, visit ni.com/info and enter the infocode rseriescalclr. August 2017 377294A-01 Rev 001 Notice: This document is subject to change without notice. For the most recent version, visit ni.com/manuals. Contact: 866-275-6964 support@ni.com Letter of Volatility PXI-7841R/42R, PXI-7851R/52R Terms and Definitions Cycle Power: The process of completely removing power from the device and its components and allowing for adequate discharge. This process includes a complete shutdown of the PC and/or chassis containing the device; a reboot is not sufficient for the completion of this process. Volatile Memory: Requires power to maintain the stored information. When power is removed from this memory, its contents are lost. This type of memory typically contains application specific data such as capture waveforms. Non-Volatile Memory: Power is not required to maintain the stored information. Device retains its contents when power is removed. This type of memory typically contains information necessary to boot, configure, or calibrate the product or may include device power up states. User Accessible: The component is read and/or write addressable such that a user can store arbitrary information to the component from the host using a publicly distributed NI tool, such as a Driver API, the System Configuration API, or MAX. System Accessible: The component is read and/or write addressable from the host without the need to physically alter the product. Clearing: Per NIST Special Publication 800-88 Revision 1, "clearing" is a logical technique to sanitize data in all User Accessible storage locations for protection against simple non-invasive data recovery techniques using the same interface available to the user; typically applied through the standard read and write commands to the storage device. Sanitization: Per NIST Special Publication 800-88 Revision 1, "sanitization" is a process to render access to "Target Data" on the media infeasible for a given level of effort. In this document, clearing is the degree of sanitization described. August 2017 377294A-01 Rev 001 Notice: This document is subject to change without notice. For the most recent version, visit ni.com/manuals. Contact: 866-275-6964 support@ni.com