You need to identify what operations you want the driver to perform (i.e.
set the gain, set the triggering and read the current value) and decide
whether you want to implement this as a single driver or if you want a
sub-VI for each task. You then need to look in the manual and find out
exactly what you want to send to the instrument and receive from it in order
to do this- what I tend to do initially is write a "shell" so I can type
things in from the manual and see the response, to make sure I understand
it. Once you know what to send and receive, then you write simple bits of
code to carry out each function.
This is obviously vague; I don't know what the instrument is or how it
connects. It sounds to me like it's a card, in which case I'd have thought
drivers wo
uld already be supplied.
Matchak wrote in message
news:3a604326@newsgroups.ni.com...
>
> Project to pilote ADC-12 form picotech:
>
> We are 2 students, and we 've a job with LabVIEW 5.0.
> We have an pico ADC-12 digital converter. And We should realise an driver
> for it with LabVIEW. We need some HELP how to create sub driver?
>
> Thanks for all
