What toolkit is Analog Tacho located

[Tom_Powers]

Did you find the ... \addon directory?

[Tommyboy_063]

Yes I did.  It works now.  Something got screwed with the directory.  Thanks for the help

[billko]

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@Tommyboy_063 wrote:

Not sure why so many people on here are so passive aggressive.  Of course I have a license

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LOL - THIS is a passive-aggressive statement.  None of the others (IMO) were.

[Tommyboy_063]

Not here to argue about things my issue was solved by someone knowledgeable.  Your statement "Having a license and activating it is a key step." is very passive aggressive.  

[billko]

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@Tommyboy_063 wrote:

Not here to argue about things my issue was solved by someone knowledgeable.  Your statement "Having a license and activating it is a key step." is very passive aggressive.  

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I think you're reading waaay too much into that.  It's just a statement of fact.

[Tommyboy_063]

I purchased the toolkit in the hopes of using the analog tacho.  I installed and everything looked good until I went to select the VI and it is not in the library

[santo_13]

Interesting, what versions of software do you use?

LV version & bitness?

LV license type?

SVT license type?

Check if you find the VI here - C:\Program Files\National Instruments\LabVIEW 2019\vi.lib\addons\Sound and Vibration\Order Analysis\Tach Process\OAT Analog Tacho Process (1 Tacho).vi

I use NI SVT Development (Full) licensed.

[santo_13]

Please do not create duplicate threads, original thread - https://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/What-toolkit-is-Analog-Tacho-located/td-p/4192729

[Tommyboy_063]

I have the directory.  I am using the Base version.  Is this not included in the base version?

[Tommyboy_063]

I have labview 2020 SP1