12-25-2008 12:16 AM
I want to use 3 diff DAQ devices with Labview tool.
I tried to build a logic in choosing the device, like:
A device( with 16 AI channels).........set this device default
B device( with8 or 16 AI channels)
C device( with 8 or 16 AI channels)
when i run the VI, it should take A device with 16 AI channels by default.
If B device is asked, then it should give options for 8 or 16 AI Channels
And similarly when C device is connected, it should give both optins for 8 or 16 Channels....
Attachment contains device choosing option,,which is working...now i have to improve it with channel options...
Any suggestions.....if it's not clear, then i can give more details if needed.
Thanks
Regards
Kirit
12-25-2008 04:06 AM
Hi,
I am not sure what is the problem your facing?
-If you want to provide a channel selction when particular device is selected, use case structure and inside give provision for the user to select the channels using check box .
-Or you dont want user to give this option & to be taken care programmatically.
Let me know in brief
12-31-2008 04:57 AM
Thanks Geeta! for the response
Intension was to pick devices automatically......that's fine and done now.
I have query like, how to create virtual AI channels with third party DAQ device.
Like i told you before, my goal is to make the third party USB DAQ device compatible with Labview tools, This USB system came with Labview drivers so it can be made compatible.
when i run the VI, i get error 200099
and rest of the VI's work fine & give output.
This request i have already posted, may be you can get that at this link:
http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=250&message.id=45467&query.id=67810#M45467
Does this query or explanation makes sense?
Thanks for the help
Kirit
12-31-2008 08:06 AM
Kirit wrote:... how to create virtual AI channels with third party DAQ device.
... my goal is to make the third party USB DAQ device compatible with Labview tools, This USB system came with Labview drivers so it can be made compatible.
...
Kirit,
"Virtual AI Channels" are handy for development but as far as NI is concerned (Note: I am not an NI employee so take my words with a grain of salt) they are built-in sales demo's for their hardware. Asking or expecting NI to allow their software to showcase the compititions hardware is a stretch. Just because the USB system came with LabVIEW drivers does not indicate that it is in anyway supported by NI-DAQ. I have even seen "LabVIEW compatable drivers" that actually ripped-out the guts of NI-DAQ and replaced it with its own dll's! To accomplish what you are after, I suggest you contact your local NI rep and talk to them about what you are attempting. If you can make a good case for what you are attempting, they should be able to hook you up with the proper resources.
Just trying to help,
Ben