05-05-2006 12:30 AM
05-10-2006 03:54 AM
Hi Thomas,
thanks for the feedback.
The problem You descirbed is already known. It will be fixed in DAQmx 8.1.
Unfortunately there is no workaround for this issue at the moment.
If You have further questions, please let me know.
Have a nice day
Klaus Dinnes
05-10-2006 04:02 AM
Hi Klaus
Have you had a look at the thread I linked to?
Would it work if I just use a type def control instead of a strict type def control?
Thomas
05-10-2006 11:26 AM
Hi Thomans
Well, it looks like that it will work, if You use a type def control instead of a strict type def control.
I only can reproduce this error, if I select "strict type def".
Thanks
Klaus
05-10-2006
02:31 PM
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Hi Thomas-
Both controls work correctly whether I use a strictly-typed definition or not. FYI, I am running NI-DAQmx 8.1 which is released now. Please update your driver if you haven't already and let us know if you're still experiencing the problem.
Thanks-
05-11-2006 12:00 AM
Thanks to both of you.
Luckily I'm working on a similar testrig so that I can "test" your suggestions and than take the solutions to the other.
Tom - I am a person who loves a single installer for my programs. Who would it be if I use DAQmx 8.1? When I create an installer script - will the new version be included? Usually I try to cope with such problems rather than change versions of all the driver software.
Thomas
05-11-2006 09:10 AM
05-11-2006 09:20 AM
No, you absolutely got the point.
So I could uninstall DAQmx 8.0, then install DAQmx 8.1 and create just one installer, that includes everything? This would be great, because I rather use strict type defs instead of type defs and if DAQmx 8.1 allows me to use them this is the real solution. I'm already downloading it ;).
Well - now I have another question related to DAQmx:
Is it possible (in a future release) to specify the input signal of a simulated device? In addition - will there be a way to see the output written to the simulated device? This were functions I'd really appreciate.
Anyway - thanks for your help so far. I'll let you know if it works.
Thomas
05-15-2006 07:37 AM