DAQ Ni Max

[Silvia_Ing30]

Buon pomeriggio a tutti, avrei bisogno di un aiuto. Sto cercando di collegare un sistema DAQ 9189 al computer per acquisire i dati relativi a delle termocoppie presenti in due moduli all'interno della DAQ; la connessione avviene tramite un filo LAN attaccato ad un adattatore Ethernet/USB collegato a sua volta al computer. Tale DAQ viene visualizzata in Ni Max sotto la voce Network Device, mentre quando ho lavorato in passato con un altro tipo di DAQ, tale dispositivo veniva visualizzato sotto la voce Remote System sempre in Ni Max. 

Sapete aiutarmi a comprendere quale sia il reale problema del collegamento e comprendere come poter fare lo spostamento nel sistema ni max perché non essendo visualizzato in Remote System non ho la possibilità di lavorarci in ambiente Labview come semplici termocoppie che misurano temperature

Grazie mille

[Silvia_Ing30]

Good afternoon everyone, I need some help. I am trying to connect a DAQ 9189 system to the computer to acquire data from thermocouples present in two modules inside the DAQ; the connection is made via a LAN cable attached to an Ethernet/USB adapter, which in turn is connected to the computer. This DAQ is displayed in NI MAX under the Network Device section, whereas when I have worked in the past with another type of DAQ, that device was displayed under the Remote System section in NI MAX.

Can you help me understand what the real connection issue is and how to move it within NI MAX, because since it is not displayed under Remote System, I am unable to work with it in the LabVIEW environment as simple thermocouples measuring temperatures.

Thank you very much

[GerdW]

Hi Silvia,

can you provide a MAX screenshot of your issue?

[Silvia_Ing30]

Hi, as you can see in the photo, I have the two DAQ modules under Network Service, but I should have them under Remote Service to be able to work with them in LabVIEW, where I will create some simple variables associated with the thermocouples to acquire the temperatures.

[GerdW]

Hi Silvia,

did you make sure the IP address(es) are within your local subnet (as indicated by that dialog)?

Btw. do you know how to provide more useful screenshots using tools like Windows-Snipit? (No need for blurry images from your mobile camera…)

Why did you set your own (English) question as solution?

[Silvia_Ing30]

I was wrong, I correct it, sorry I'm a new account. How can I make sure that the IP address(es) are within my local subnet?

[GerdW]

Hi Silvia,

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@Silvia_Ing30 wrote:

How can I make sure that the IP address(es) are within my local subnet?

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I see two options:

1. Set the IP address of your USB-LAN adapter to use the same subnet as your cDAQ is configured. Do you know how to change IP addresses in the Windows hardware configuration? (Do you have admin rights to do so?)
2. Set the IP address of your cDAQ to use the same subnet of your USB-LAN adapter.