04-09-2006 09:27 PM
04-11-2006
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Hi Chris,
The 6528 and 6250 boards are only supported in NI-DAQmx, this means that you wont be able to use the CWDAQ controls in Visual Basic, as these controls only support Traditional NI-DAQ (Legacy). You can use the NI-DAQmx driver in Visual Basic to program these boards. The following link give more information on how to go about this.
For the 6733 this is supported by both NI-DAQmx and Traditional NI-DAQ (Legacy). So you should be able to see the board listed under the CWAO control. Check that you have the Traditional NI-DAQ (Legacy) driver installed, the latest is version 7.4.1 and can be downloaded from the link below, or will be on your driver disks. It may be that you haven't installed this, and where you can see the board in MAX it is listed under NI-DAQmx devices. Once you have installed this driver you can then program this board using either driver/method, but it would be better if you use NI-DAQmx to program all the functions in your application. I've included a link which answers a lot of questions users have when upgrading from Traditional NI-DAQ (Legacy) to NI-DAQmx.
If you have this driver installed already (You can check this in MAX by expanding the 'Software' section of the 'My System' tree), and you still can't see the device, then try shutting MAX down before you open up Visual Basic, as MAX could be holding the board resource and blocking access to Visual Basic.
I hope this information helps, please let me know if you are still having difficulties.
Regards
Hannah
NIUK & Ireland
04-12-2006
12:18 AM
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