National Instruments AT-DIO-32F Digital I/O board
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AT-DIO-32F

The National Instruments AT-DIO-32F is a 32-channel AT-bus digital I/O board with 5 V TTL/CMOS signaling and handshaking. It belongs to the Traditional NI-DAQ legacy software ecosystem rather than NI-DAQmx.

ManufacturerNational Instruments
ModelAT-DIO-32F
Product TypeDigital I/O board
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Digital I/O32 channels
Signal standard5 V TTL/CMOS
Host interfacePC AT bus
Data transferDigital handshaking supported
Driver ecosystemTraditional NI-DAQ; not NI-DAQmx
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The AT-DIO-32F provides parallel digital input and output for PC AT-bus systems. NI identifies it as a high-speed digital I/O and handshaking device with 32 channels and 5 V TTL/CMOS signaling.

NI's archived programming reference describes four primary 8-bit ports, configurable for reading or writing, with handshaking modes and DMA transfer support. Integration requires attention to the legacy host and software environment: NI lists the board as supported only by Traditional NI-DAQ, not NI-DAQmx.

  • 32-channel digital I/O using 5 V TTL/CMOS signaling.
  • Four primary 8-bit ports numbered 0 through 3, supporting read or write operation.
  • Programmable handshaking modes for primary digital ports.
  • DMA support for digital transfer groups, including dual-channel DMA for groups containing port 0.
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Primary digital I/O channels32 channels
Digital signal standard5 V TTL/CMOS
Host busPC AT bus
Primary port organizationFour 8-bit ports, numbered 0–3
Primary port directionRead or write
Driver supportTraditional NI-DAQ (Legacy); not supported by NI-DAQmx
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National Instruments

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PC AT bus

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AT-DIO-32F

32-channel digital I/O and handshaking board

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Traditional NI-DAQ (Legacy)

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What is the AT-DIO-32F?

It is a National Instruments PC AT-bus digital I/O board with 32 channels, 5 V TTL/CMOS signaling, and handshaking support.

Does the AT-DIO-32F work with NI-DAQmx?

No. NI lists the AT-DIO-32F among devices supported only by Traditional NI-DAQ (Legacy), not NI-DAQmx. Check the specific legacy driver release against the intended operating system.

How are the primary digital channels organized?

NI's archived hardware capabilities table lists four 8-bit primary ports, numbered 0 through 3, with read or write operation and handshaking modes.

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