Crashing when using USB-8451 VIs in a lvlib

[Daklu]

QUOTE (crelf @ Apr 9 2008, 06:21 PM)

When I read you post's title, I thought "Wow - this guys got 8451 VIs in a lvlib - that's a lot of VIs!"

Heh, I hadn't noticed that. I'll have to go back and fix that.

(Upon graduation they should give every engineer an english major to act as editor for life... it would help with the homeless problem. :laugh: )

[DShinozaki]

Has anyone found a way to fix this problem?

I am trying to use the USB-8451 Module and discovered that when I make a .ctl file that contains the 8451 device reference in it, I cannot use the Project Tree to open the control by double-clicking on it.

If I right-click and select "properties" the front panel will open.

If I double-click on the .ctl file in Windows Explorer, the control will open.

If I use the control, the VI will not function.

If anyone knows a way to fix this problem, please send me an e-mail at dshinozaki@saturnee.com

Thanks.

[Aaron L]

QUOTE (DShinozaki @ Aug 21 2008, 04:44 PM)

Has anyone found a way to fix this problem?

I am trying to use the USB-8451 Module and discovered that when I make a .ctl file that contains the 8451 device reference in it, I cannot use the Project Tree to open the control by double-clicking on it.

If I right-click and select "properties" the front panel will open.

If I double-click on the .ctl file in Windows Explorer, the control will open.

If I use the control, the VI will not function.

If anyone knows a way to fix this problem, please send me an e-mail at dshinozaki@saturnee.com

Thanks.

Which version of LV are you using? I was using 8.5 with the 1.1.1 driver and had no problems. When I upgraded to 8.6, I had to download the new 1.1.2 driver.