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Hey let's not get hasty now. But honestly this has bitten me on a few occasions as well, so don't feel bad.2 points
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check to make sure that the input terminals are the same setting as well: "required, recommended, optional." This matters1 point
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I'm not sure it's all up to date, but from the link I gave in my first response you should find all the existing doc & tutorials. https://forums.ni.com/t5/Developer-Center-Resources/VI-Package-Manager-Licensing-a-Package/ta-p/3491276 I've never had to go through this process, but I know many people who have. Good luck to you!1 point
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Mostly we use 3 levels for the instrument driver (InstrumentBase <- InstrumentType(e.g. PowerSupply) <- RealInstrumentDriver (but also a simulated type) We currently have 398 classes in our instrument hierarchy, 60 different InstrumentTypes such as: (TemperatureControllers, Robots, WeldingLasers, GlueDispensers, StepperMotors)1 point