I am using the T7 pro (with a tic-dac extension) to write a long series of values to different channels. I currently use the eWriteNames method to write these values but I am wondering if there is any advantage instead to use eWriteAddresses instead in terms of speed?
What is the main difference between the twofunctions, I can't really see how they differ from each other except in syntax?
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Both functions use a common underlying function; the eWriteNames function is basically eWriteAddresses with internal register type lookups. eWriteAddresses could be slightly faster as a result, but the difference would be very small and trivial compared to the communication overhead that will exist for either call:
https://labjack.com/support/app-notes/maximum-command-response