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OmniDriver, USB2000+, LabVIEW7.1

 Hello,

 

 I am currently an undergraduate student at the University of Missouri.  I am attempting to control the USB2000+ spectrometer with LabVIEW 7.1.  I have fresh installs of LabVIEW as well as OmniDriver, and followed the video instructions provided by Ocean Optics to create a basic spectrometer.  When I run the vi LabVIEW closes.  There are no errors generated, the arrow is not broken before run, and I have double and triple checked my work.

 

I have searched through the forums here and have searched all over Ocean Optics website and have had no luck.  Anyone who has had similar errors I have tried their fixes; leaving the spectrometer unplugged until I need to use it, removing OOILVD.dll (or something close to that) in C:\Windows.

 

Has anyone else had issues occur with this.  I am still relatively new to LabVIEW as well, so I'm sure there's some simple fix that I'm just not thinking of.

 

Thanks,

Adam

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Hi,

 

OmniDriver was always pretty iffy about giving errors.  In my experience, nearly any problem with the spectrometer caused a fatal crash with no error message.  I always suspected that it had something to do with the way the driver was implemented in Java.  I suppose you could try updating or even uninstalling/reinstalling the Java RunTime Engine, but the odds are small that it would help.  My advice to you would be to move to the new LabVIEW supported drivers found at:

 

http://sine.ni.com/apps/utf8/niid_web_display.download_page?p_id_guid=7833BD4A31DA1274E04400144FB7D2...

 

They are much easier to use and far more robust.  Give them a look - and if you hit a sticking point with them, post back here and I'll try to give you a hand.

 

JasonP - CLD

 

 

 

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