6011 port error in labview (2010) while using a sit

[aleem2050]

Hello Bryan D.

I have installed these compilers which are attached in (figure 1) and using option 2 for SIT connection but while using I got these two errors which is attached in (figure 2).

Why these errors are arising?  

What is the way to solve these errors? 

[Deagle]

Toqeer.rauf,

The Windows SDK provides tools, compilers, headers and libraries for creating software on Windows, and should be the version stated in the knowledgeBase article above. It depends on the version of VeriStand, Windows, and the .NET Framework installed on your machine.

Thanks,

[toqeer.rauf]

Thanks,

I got your answer about SDK.
But actually, I am using this link (http://www.ni.com/white-paper/3057/en/) labvieiw code and using compiler which is mentioned in this KnowledgeBase for matlab R2010a and following proper thing for making SIT connection but getting error 56 and 66. Why these errors are arising as I doing right steps? What are reasons behind these errors and how can I solve these errors?? However i have tried this link too ( http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/D90C4F99C1EF3F6A86256E4A0080A120 ). 

[toqeer.rauf]

Still getting a same problem, help needed

[Deagle]

Toqeer,

Do you see the SIT Server start automatically when MATLAB® starts? If not, can you try running the SIT Server on a different port number than 6011?

Thanks,

Bryan

[toqeer.rauf]

Thanks for reply,

No, SIT doesn't start with matlab automatically and how can i change port? 

[Deagle]

You can select the port when you start the SIT Server by including it as an input to the function. i.e. NISITServer('start',6012) will start the server on port 6012.

Thanks,

[toqeer.rauf]

Thanks,

I changed a port but still it is not working. Another thing i wanna ask is, is there any problem with my SIT that it is not starting automatically with the opening of MATLAB.

Actually i'm getting error during a 'build model' phase in MATLAB.

[Deagle]

Toqeer,

You're still getting error 56 is that right? If the VeriStand Server isn't starting with MATLAB® you may want to follow the steps outlined in the KnowledgeBase article Setting up The Mathworks, Inc. MATLAB® Software to Create a NI VeriStand or Model Interface Toolkit .... Step 6 mentions checking the file C:\Program Files\MATLAB?\<Version>\toolbox\local\matlabrc.m to ensure some VeriStand lines are added to the bottom of that script. Do you see those lines?

Thanks,

Bryan