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RIO Developer Essentials Guide for Academia

"MyRIO default personality" tag

The FPGA "personality" (bitstream configuration file) determines how the RT target interacts with peripheral devices. The personality can also implement custom functionality.
Add your own functionality to the default Academic RIO Device FPGA "personality" (bitfile) to retain selected Device Express VI capabilities.
Use an onboard timer or an external event interrupt request (IRQ) to immediately execute a task.
Run a callback VI each time that a digital input transition or an analog input voltage threshold crossing generates an interrupt request (IRQ).
Run a callback VI each time that an FPGA-based interval timer generates an interrupt request (IRQ).
Load and run a modified version of the default Academic RIO Device personality (FPGA bitfile) augmented by user-defined functionality, for example, to make a high-precision measurement of pulse width.