02-28-2007 11:26 AM
03-01-2007 10:10 PM
Hey Plowman,
This is Nick from National Instruments, and thanks for contacting us. I'll start with the second half first. If you're able to get the information displayed on your computer, then all you would have to use is in the File I/O palette, use either the write to spreadsheet vi, or the write to text file VI.
Now to actually get this information to display on the computer, you have a few options. I was able to find a driver for it on our idnet, and you can find it here. You may be able to use this as a simple program to make sure the syntax is correct. Something else I would recommend, is if you go to Start->Program Files->National Instruments->Ni-Spy. The Ni-spy will show you the communication on the port, and you should be able to analyze the output of your commands to the instrument to analyze the commands, and see what's the instruments response to your commands. Also, if you get the driver to work, you can analyze the commands it sends vs the ones that you want to use.
Good luck with this!
Nick D.
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