Eagle uDAQ USB Data Acquisition Unit with LabView 6

[Harvey Twyman]

It is supplied with a driver "EDR32.DLL".

When LabView 6 reads one of their VI examples it complains with the
message:

"Ordinal 116 not located in EDR32.DLL"

It uses CINs within the LabView examples and supplies LSB files with
it.

These LSB files presumably contain the executable code created from
the original "C" file supplied.

I'm also having trouble creating a "Make File" to complile the
original "C" files. A utility VI available on NI's site creates this
but when I try using it in Microsoft Visual Studio it complains that
it is corrupted.

Harvey Twyman
About me: http://www.Twyman.org.uk/CV

[mikeporter]

Have you contacted the vendor (I'm assuming that the drivers are from Eagle)? Could it be that the dll could be corrupted? Also, it sounds like the overall architecture is that they have a dll and then CINs that call the dll.. yes?

If so, something else you might want to consider is if you can create LV to replace that C layer and call the dll directly. It might not be too hard if the real reason they did the CINs is because they didn't feel comfortable programming in LV.

Finally, are the drivers online somewhere?

Mike...