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Error 5005

How similar did you end up making it?  Does Mac OS not register the Arduino the same as a Windows OS?

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Well, it seems like when your run init it checks whether it is an Arduino by comparing the "Arduino" string with the Intf Inst Name. That wasn't working for me, so I coded my own (I wanted to understand how the library worked) just to test whether I could see what the description is on a Mac, but it doesn't seem to be able to pull that information. All mine does is just check which port it is connected to.

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It's not that similar, as I was just using it to find the address and then going back to my program that uses the library where I feed a string containing the location into init's VISA resource.

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I'm pretty sure I figured out the problem. I hadn't properly installed the NI-Serial, so I uninstalled and re-installed it and now COM6 appears in the drop-down menu. Thank you guys very much! I really appreciate your help.

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Hi,

I'm learning how to connect arduino with labview and I'm getting some problems, basiclly I'm a begginer in this and started using Labview like a week or 2 ago..

I'm using a Seeeduino Stalker v2.1 and I'm getting the same errors (5002 and 5003).

I've been trying to run this basic example:http://minuteeng.blogspot.pt/2012/07/turning-on-and-off-led-of-arduino-using_17. html by changing the pin where the led is on the board (from 13 to 8). I'm using Labview 2011 (64bit).

I've been stuck in thins for a while and i'm not beeing able to solve it.

any ideas of what I might be doing wrong?

Regards.

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