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why 7030/6030 does not connect to host pc on LabVIEW 7?

I have installed PCI 7030/6030 on my Windows Xp systems.
labview ver is 7
RT engine is installed
 
But when I run labVIEW 7 . And "select Target with options" ,There I typed IP and system Password
but it denies to connect signals errors
"Failed to connect to RT Engine"
"Reurning to target selection dialog"
 
Haider
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Hello Haider,

Since your board is on your computer, there is no reason to select a remote target with an IP address.

Have you verified that you can see your cards in Measurement and Automation Explorer?  If you made it to this step, then you should be able to target the PCI-7030 Real-Time Target if you have LabVIEW Real-Time installed.  This is different from the run-time engine.  After you have verified the installation, you can select what target LabVIEW will with the drop down menu at the starting screen.  This drop down list should have your board listed.  You can also go to Operate>>Switch Execution Target in LabVIEW. 

I hope this helps.

Steven T.

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thanks for reply
I also think that the option should appear at startup to choose the target.
but that option does not appear on drop down menu
what should be next step?
 
Haider
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Haider,

Do you have any other versions of LabVIEW installed on this computer.  I noticed a KnowledgeBase that acknowledged that installing LabVIEW 7.1 would cause the PCI-7030 to not appear in the drop down list of LabVIEW 7.0 (even though it shows up in MAX).  After you verify that it shows up in MAX (in Traditional DAQ Devices), it should be in the drop down list in Operate>>Switch Execution Target and in the drop down list of the starting LabVIEW screen.

http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/websearch/34CC54D965E2A98086256E9B005FD97F?OpenDocument

I hope this helps.

Steven T.

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thanks for reply
as u directed to uninstall the labview 7.1.1 I uninstalled that and only labview 7 express is running.even though it is not working
the same dialog box with only two options
1-RT on Network setting "like this"
2- Labview for windos
 
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after restart on installing labview RT

I tried to run labview

there the iption appears this time

"DAQ::2" I selected this one

then it messaged me to "rebooting please wait"

after 1 or 2 min

It again signals an error of type

"Failed to connect to RT Engine

Returning to Target Selection Dialog"

Haider

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Hello Haider,

Have you tried resetting the PCI-7030.  It seems like there could be some type of problem with the drivers.  If you had LabVIEW RT 7.1 installed you may still have the updated Real-Time drivers.  However this should not cause a problem. 

What version of the DAQ drivers do you have installed.  DAQ 6.9.3 and older, will not be able to communicate with these cards.  You will need the Traditional DAQ drivers for it to work correctly.  I am happy that you were able to select the device.  Make sure that the number corresponds to the device number given by MAX. 

I hope this helps.

Steven T.

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Thanks sir
 
Rudimentary problem have been solved till now
but still some bugs ahead
 
as you asked for versions
listed below
 
MAX VER 4.1.0.3001
NIDAQ VER 8.3.0 (Downloaded from ni web site)
 
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Hi Haider,     I checked our DAQ drivers page, and it seems that the PCI 7030/6030 is not supported by DAQmx, which is the driver you have installed.  Please check here for driver compatibility with DAQ cards. You must install Traditional DAQ 7.4.1 in order to use your card.
Brian B
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National Instruments
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