02-06-2009 02:44 AM
i had designed a VI application in Labview7.1, now i had upgraded Labview to 8.5 but my application is not responding. The design includes
Application: I am trying to access a third party controller, through serial communication(RS232 Cable). I am configuring the serial port using a third party DLL library file using call library function block. but i cannot get the starting reciever response.
02-06-2009 05:51 AM
HI
I think you have not register the dll, use
regsvr32 <dll Path>
Hope this helps
Regards
Santosh
02-06-2009 06:05 AM
How to do it?
i just tried to register as u said by typing the command at command prmpt, but it is saying the folowing error message
Module not found
02-06-2009 06:09 AM
Use following command
regsvr32 "<dll full path>", this command you can use start >run or command prompt
02-06-2009 06:45 AM
hi santosh,
thanks for ur reply, but when i tried to do it as u said at the command prompt i am getting an error message as below
"DLL server point is not available, so the file cant be registered"
02-06-2009 06:58 AM
Of course it doesn't work. You only register ActiveX dlls and if you had an ActiveX dll you would never had used the Call Library Function Node.
Do you get any error code back from the dll? Do you happen to have open any other serial program such as Hyperterminal or VISA? Is this the same pc that you had your 7.1 application working on?
02-08-2009 11:03 PM
hi santosh,
i cant get u, How do i check whether the dll is activex dll or not. else i do have an activex dll. Mouse, keyboard are USB connected. no other serial communication is connected to it. I am geting 2 errors when i tried to register the file
1. DLL server point not found -- sometimes
2. The module was not found -- sometimes
One more thing is i am able to get the reciever status for the first time but was unable to connect for the consequtive bit/byte loadings. to the third party controller connected at the other end.
02-09-2009 09:37 AM
The suggestion to register the dll was wrong. Stop trying.
02-09-2009 10:20 PM
sir,
please suggest a method to do it.