Find Out the Trigger Timestamp and Waveform Timestamp Using NI-SCOPE

For realization, we need to have on the block diagram these APIs:  "niScope Fetch Cluster" (with sub-point "Complex WDT (Waveform Data Type)" or "WDT (Waveform Data Type)") or "niScope Read" (with sub-point "WDT") and these functions "Unbundle By Name Function" and "Get Waveform Components (Analog Waveform) Function".
 
1. Adding SCOPE API: Measurement - NI SCOPE - Acquisition - Fetch.vi or Read.vi
                                         

2. Add Unbundle By Name Function and connect to the Fetch or Read by using "wfm info" out. Then select from the Bundle "relativeInitialX" *.

                                                                                      
3. Add Get Waveform Components (Analog Waveform) function and connect to the Fetch or Read by using "wfm" out. Then select from this "to" **.

                                                                                                             
4. t0 will show waveform timestamp:

                                                                      
5. For trigger timestamp need to subtract "relativeInitialX" from "to":

                                                                     

*   relativeInitialX is the time in seconds from the trigger to the first sample in the acquired waveform. 
** t0 returns the trigger time of the waveform.