Trouble Shooting Executable for FieldDAQ Data System

[Hunter757]

Currently Having an issue getting a simple executable to respond. The system works and communicates fine running both the actual program and the executable on the developmental computer (MSI) however does not function on the Ruggedized system (Panasonic). I created the installer and the application numerous times trying to incorporate every driver and make sure nothing was left out. The Panasonic was able to recognize the FieldDAQ systems and Connect them via DAQmx and I was able reserve them and self-test the individual channels being used. 

I don't think I missed anything as far as drivers as I've added everything i could to the installer, but maybe there is an additional that need for the fieldDAQ? I also have moved the files around mutiple places seeing if admin. restrictions could be an underlying issue and that is not the case with either system. 

The Hardware being used:

MSI Laptop Ms-16Q4 (I9-9880H, 32GB RAM, 64bit system, Windows 10 Pro) 

Panasonic Toughbook FZ-55 (I5-8365U, 8GB, 64bit system, Windows 10 Pro)

FD-11637 (x2)

FD-11634 (x2)

Software:

NI LabVIEW 2019 SP1 (32bit)

NI DAQmx 1999-2019 (version 19.5.0f0)

[Jacobson-ni]

Are there any errors being thrown? What exactly do you mean by not functioning on the ruggedized system?

[Hunter757]

The executable opens the interactive control window but is not displaying Data. The program is merely a means to view a live data feed and record it upon demand. I've got the FieldDAQ' s to talk and respond in the DAQmx but no success with the program on the Panasonic.

I've attached a screen shot of the display and the code for the program, this again works fine on the computer with LabVIEW installed both the raw program and executable. The Installer and application are installed on the Panasonic. 

[Jacobson-ni]

You should be looking at the errors at the function outputs to see what is going on. If you're not seeing any data, there is a good chance that the DAQ Assistant function is throwing an error that you just aren't seeing.