I have a similar need (just bought one of these, hasn't arrived yet), but I was hoping I could use LabVIEW's "application builder" to create a DLL/LIB/header file-set that is the binary-equivalent of the LabVIEW "NI-845x" driver-VI's. This way I can use it from CVI or from VS.NET.
Does anyone out there (familiar with LabVIEW and building DLLs from VI's) see an issue with doing it this way...?
If not, then the next obvious question for the CVI user community would be: anybody else out there have a similar need, and can accurately advise on how to do this properly?
Of course you would still need to perform the "hardware driver" installation from the CD-ROM (to get the low-level *.sys and *.dll files that allow the operating system to recognize the hardware in the first place).
If this can't be done, then I'll have to create a custom DLL application in LabVIEW that is specific to each product requirement I have.
JB
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