How do I program my ucerb24 relay in labview?

[omerson]

I have a UCERB24 relay which I want to use to control some electronic channels by manual. My problem is that I do not know how to program it. The UCERB has 24 independet SPDT channels on it.  And I want each channel to be at the position NC when I push OFF button (software button), NO when I push ON button (software button). I want all channels to work independently.

I hope you can help me.

Thanks in advance.  

[Coq_Rouge]

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@omerson wrote:

I have a UCERB24 relay which I want to use to control some electronic channels by manual. My problem is that I do not know how to program it. The UCERB has 24 independet SPDT channels on it.  And I want each channel to be at the position NC when I push OFF button (software button), NO when I push ON button (software button). I want all channels to work independently.

I hope you can help me.

Thanks in advance.  

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Does it come with some DLL, or even better a Labview driver. Have you asked the vendor if they have some solution. I suggest you do some googling as your Google is as good as my. Then you can come back to this thread. Then you have a more specific question 

[omerson]

I asked to vendor. But I couldnt get the response.

I am waiting a response as  "http://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/How-do-i-program-my-NI9481-relay-station-in-labview/m-p/933663/highl..."

Mr. James can you help me?

Or is there anyone can help me? It is very urgent.

Thanks in advance.

Omer

[RayFarmer]

By  the looks of it there is a LabVIEW driver

http://www.cyberresearch.com/store/download.aspx?prodid=5429

[omerson]

Thank you for your answers and suggestions. But ,I have already got the drivers. My mean is that I do not know how to program it.

Is there any one show me how to program one of the channel of USERB24. Just how to open and close one of the relay channel. This may be a while loop, for loop or etc. After looking that example I will program all of the channel. The problem is this.

I am looking forward to your quick answer.

Thanks in advance.

Omer

[Dennis_Knutson]

My guess is that you would use the digital I/O functions in the library. Same as with some of the NI products. Have you tried anything at all?