Problems making a stand-alon​e applicatio​n using a spectrometer USB2000+?

[Momofly31]

Hello all,

I have some problems building an installer in labview 8.5 for a stand-alone application that control a spectrometer USB2000+. I already included in the "additional installers" : LabVIEW run-time engine 8.5, MAX, NI VISA 5.1.1. Is there any additional installer missing?

 The MAX dosn't recognize the USB2000+ so the problem could also be with the drivers. Should I copy the labview drivers in some folder of the target computer?

The executable open correctly on the target computer but it puts an "VISA error" when i run it, so it confirms that there is a problem when communicating with the machine but I don't know what it is.

Thank you for any idea.

Amaury

[smercurio_fc]

The USB2000+ would have its own drivers for the operating system. Even if they are using an FTDI-like solution to make the device appear like a serial instrument, that needs drivers. Did you install those?

[Momofly31]

Yes I already installed the drivers for the operating system. Actually the USB2000+ works fine when I use the SpectaSuite software provided by OceansOptics. 

[ErnieH]

Try this from NI

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

[Momofly31]

I already installed this Plug and Play instrument driver on the programming computer and my VI works fine with the USB2000+. The problem is with the "installer" that I installed on the target computer which has not Labview. Should I install this driver on the target computer? Because I already tried this but didn't find any directory "\instr.lib". Maybe the problem is more about the adittional installers I include in the installer; because I only included the 3 I mentionned above but I'm not really sure.

[Dennis_Knutson]

What is the exact error code that you get? Did you export the hardware settings so they are imported on the new pc?

[Momofly31]

The exact error code is -1073807346. Yes I exported the hardware configuration and it still doesn't work.