Compatibilidade do com Vision 2010 in NI LabView 8.6

Good afternoon,

Estou a ter um compatiblidade between VIsion 8.6 OR LabVIEW 2010 e o o problema.

Informei me o problema incompatibilidade poderia estar amendments IMAQ. Then, desinstalei:

NOR-IMAQ

E/S-OR-IMAQ

NOR-IMAQdx

Barbarella estes por each drivers but recent (supostamente compativeis com o LabView 2010):

NOR-IMAQ 4.5

NOR-IMAQ IO 2.4.0

NOR-IMAQdx 3.7

APOs este processo, renew a dar o mesmo erro compatibilidade. "This inspection of LabVIEW migration requires that you have LabVIEW 7.1 or later version and IMAQ Vision 8.2.1 or above installed on your machine"

I would then, Sabre will exist some drivers specific pacote para as have assim uma compatibilidade between o e o of Vision 2010 in NI LabView 8.6?

Obrigado,

Daniel Carvalho

OLA Daniel,

Ah, you don't activate it, but you need to activate the VDM 2010. And the VDM 8.6 is not compatible with 2010.

Christian

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