Stand-alone MeasurementStutio DLL

[kerby]

is it possible to create a 'stand-alone' dll for a specific device like DIO-96 or other?

stand-alone which i mean that without installing National Instrument Driver Software the one with MAX.

[Sean_C.]

Hello kerby,

Short of creating your own driver using RLP programming, no.  You will need to install NI-DAQ to be able to communicate with your DAQ device.

I hope this helps.  Please let me know if you have any further questions.

Regards,
Sean C.

[kerby]

Register-Level programming might be the solution, can you give me some hints...

on the other hand i've tried Jungo Windriver 7(driver creator software)for  PCII-DIO-96...

but still no progress/.

[Sean_C.]

Hello kerby,

After looking into this a little more, I discovered that National Instruments does not support RLP programming for the PCI-DIO-96, so that is not an option.  If you had one of the supported Digital I/O boards (NI PCI-650x & PXI-650x, NI PCI-6533 & PXI-6533), this would be possible.  Why is it that you cannot install NI-DAQ?

Regards,
Sean C.

[kerby]

actually i am using a Dll to control the Read/Write functionality of the board, i made that Dll using Measurement Studio for MSVC++ .NET2003.

And sometimes when i access such functionality my Client Application pause for a while (maybe the DLL start DAQ tasks). It may be Ok if im using my board as DAQ for instance.

But unfortunately i use it for Clocking and data_transfer.  A simulated clock in one pin of the device (hehe) about 0.01 ms wide.

but i am thinking now that the problem i had faced was not the Dll not NiDAQDriverSoftware but rather the client application which is built on Visual basic.

because when i did the same chore to c++ and see the results (of the clock) its much accurate than when i use VB.

anyways RLP is not a good idea anyway since there's an available driver already ^^