08-27-2020 03:46 AM
Dear all,
for the work with UNV data files I've tried to register the UFF data plugin; downloaded from NI page, filename niusiuff58_19-1-07651.exe
This is a self-extracting archive, here I changed the path for extraction (from C:\\NI Downloads to C:\\Desktop, but this should have no impact). The Installation was started then from this Folder.
At the end a failure message popped out (see attached PNG).
Did we do something wrong? Is this plugin not supported any more?
Or is there another way to open UFF-58 files in DIAdem now?
Currently use DIAdem-2019 SP1 on a Win-10 System.
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08-27-2020 02:36 PM
Hi Dia791,
The UFF-58 DataPlugin is still supported and should run fine with DIAdem 2019 on Windows 10. I have a slightly older version on my Windows 10 computer and it works fine with DIAdem 2020. The screenshot you attached actually looks like the DataPlugin installation might have completed. The associated *.uri file may need to be run manually, though. See if you have this file on that computer:
"C:\ProgramData\National Instruments\Shared\USI\Plugins\DataPlugins\UFF-58\UFF-58.uri"
If so, please double-click it with Windows Explorer to execute the *.uri and register the UFF-58 DataPlugin. Then see if you can import UFF-58 data files in DIAdem.
If the *.msi installer really did throw an error before completing, then we'll need to investigate further.
Brad Turpin
Principal Technical Support Engineer
NI
08-28-2020 12:50 AM
Hello Brad.
Maybe that's specific of languages, but exactly that path I cannot find.
What I have:
C:\Program Files\National Instruments\Shared\USI\DataPlugins
Folder Plugins in USI doesn't exist, as well as UFF-58 in DataPlugins.
Besides this, there is also available:
C:\Program Files (x86)\National Instruments\Shared\USI\DataPlugins
But also there an UFF-58 folder doesn't exist.
🤔
08-28-2020 02:40 AM
An update: the folder does exist 🙂 but seems to be not visible per Standard...
However the UFF is not listed there (see attachment).
09-22-2020 04:21 PM
Hi Dia791,
That picture you posted does look like the UFF DataPlugin installer failed to complete properly-- not just failed to register the *.uri file. Have you tried the previous DataPlugin version (NIUSIUFF58_19.1.07412.exe)?
Were you running the DataPlugin installer "As Administrator"?
Brad Turpin
Principal Technical Support Engineer
National Instruments
09-29-2020 01:20 AM
Hello Brad.
No, I didn't try to install any previous versions; should that help?
And yes, the installation was started as admin (you mean for sure to select "run as admin" and not just double-click...)
BR
10-01-2020 05:39 PM
Hi Dia791,
Would you humor me and uninstall that UFF DataPlugin and then reinstall it, this time taking the default (downloads) location? There's a chance that will help.
If that doesn't help, then I suggest that you uninstall the UFF DataPlugin and try to install the earlier version. They should both install, but there's a chance the older one will succeed in your environment.
I'm suggesting low-moderate likelihood options because we don't have resources at the moment to react quickly to UFF DataPlugin issues when they're reported. I'm hoping to land upon a workaround while we look into this, eventually.
Brad Turpin
Principal Technical Support Engineer
National Instruments
10-05-2020 07:46 AM
Hello Brad.
It's confusing but the older version (NIUSIUFF58_2.7.06656.exe) was succesfully installed and does work...
No idea what you guys did change 🙂
A small proposal in this regard: it's not easy to find older plugin versions; on the NI page you have only the current one.
It could help to add a link with previous verions, just for similar case...
Thanks a lot!
11-10-2020 03:23 AM
I am facing same issue, I am working with DIAdem 2017.
Can someone share the link of older version of the plugin? (Suitable for DIAdem 2017).
Many thanks