C# AqStrainSamples on a Remote Rel-Time7.1?

[womisa]

Hi,

sorry for my (simple?) question. Im new to National Measurement Studio Environment. Is it possible to run the AqStrainSamples on a Remote Labview Realtime 7.1 System from MeasurementStudio? I can not see a Physical Channel in the selection Box.
With Labview 7.1 the Remote Acces works very well...
Can anybody give me a pointer in the right direction?

Many greetings
Achim

[Jochen]

Sorry but I don't understand exactly what you want to do. In general a LabVIEW RT system can only run applications written in LabVIEW. Do you only want to use a data acquisition board from the PXI(?)-system remotly using RDA? Which hardware are you using? Which NI-DAQ version are you using? Which LV RT version are you using? What's your MStudio version?

Best regards,

Jochen Klier
National Instruments Germany

[womisa]

Hi

my Environment:

-Measurement Studio 7.1 for VS.NET2003

-C#  NationalInstruments Example:

..C:\Programme\National Instruments\MeasurementStudioVS2003\DotNET\Examples\DAQmx\Analog In\Measure Strain\AcqStrainSamples\Cs

Hardware:

-PXI 1042 with 8176 Controller LabVIEW Realtime 7.1
-PXI 6052E==>SCXI 1001==> SCXI 1520 ==>1314
-NI DAQmx 7.3.0

Now my Question: Can i adapt this local running example to run this example on my Realtime System? I think no...

What can i do with  C#  in this environment? 
 -(Server with LabVIEW 7.1 on the RT System and a Client with c#?)

Sorry i'm new to the big world of NI...

Many greetings
Achim

[Jochen]

There are several options how to use this setup. Here are some examples:

1. You could install Windows on the PXI-8176 controller. In this scenario of course you could run your Measurement Studio example on the system.
2. You could write an application in LabVIEW Real-Time and download it to the controller. If you implement TCP/IP server functionality into this application you will be able to use Measurement Studio as a client application to present and analyze the data that is transferred from the Real-Time system.

I hope that helps,

Jochen