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Why do the D/A channels still output a voltage after the “Stop” button is pressed or after the control routine stops running?

April 26, 2017button channels CONTROL output pressed routine Stops voltage

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Why do the D/A channels still output a voltage after the “Stop” button is pressed or after the control routine stops running?

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A11: The D/A channels are not properly “zeroed” out during the stopControl() function of the C++ program. That is, if the value zero is not written to all utilized D/A channels during the stopControl() function, then the D/A channel will still be set to the last value written even after control execution has ended.