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LiorParticipantCheck that both Labview and Spike have the same bitness (Both are 32 bit or both are 64 bit). It will not work otherwise.
LiorParticipantLior July 5, 2015 at 4:44 am in reply to: Actively change reference levels in LabView //php bbp_reply_id(); ?>
Hello,
Did you try the LV driver I posted few months ago? The SH_Init VI initializes the 1st Signal hound device, however, it is trivial to change it to return all the serial numbers present in a system.
LiorParticipantCheck your span and RBW settings. There are limits in RT mode. Also, check the API manual for more information.
LiorParticipantYou can change it to real time, I have not tested it. I implemented only the functions I needed. Make sure your software can handle such data, a 250KHz sweep once every 32mSec.
LiorParticipantYou need an internet connection for downloading the calibration files.
LiorParticipantSee few posts above, you need to place the .ini file in the \data directory.
LiorParticipantIt seems that LV uses the static DLL reference 1st, then the path input.
Attached is an updated driver which corrects this issue. It was tested on a 64bit target.Attachments:
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LiorParticipantThe .INI file is used in case your installed path is different than the default, or when using 32 bit Labview in a 64 bit system. Attached is the driver for LV2009. It is not tested, since I can’t access LV2009 anymore.
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LiorParticipantAre there any plans to provide A DLL for Labview 64 bit?
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