Installtion of Labview RT on the PXI controller

We have a 8106 controller PXI that runs on the Windows operating system. We want to make it work on real-time OS of NOR. What are the steps I need to do to install this. Vascular when I boot in the BIOS of fron LabView RT, it displays "control transfer to the user program. System not configured, restart... ». I am able to connect it to MAX by the host PC and able to install Veristand 2011. But it does not reflect while the boot controller.

Converting Windows a RT, there are some very important things that you must do to handle the conversion. big is your hard drive.  Your hard drive needs to be formatted with a FAT32 partition - probably formatted Windows NTFS, RT cannot read or use.  Convert your drive will be a manual step for you; If you follow these steps, you can use a disk RT PC Desktop Utility to perform the Exchange against (these instructions with a PXI-8106 module):

First of all, must be a FAT32 partition on it and the format.

  1. Acquire a drive Flash USB 256 MB or more.  Plug it into your host computer.
  2. Image/Format the USB Flash drive via MAX
    • Under tools of-> creating USB utility MAX desktop PC
  3. Plug the USB key into 8106
  4. Enter the BIOS of 8106 using the "Delete" key
  5. Go to the menu "LabVIEW RT" and "Priming" the value "" Windows / other OS '. "
  6. Press F10 to save and exit, restart the controller.
  7. Enter the BIOS of 8106 using the "DELETE" key (we had to put the controller for Windows / Other and restart the computer to enable USB be detected/used)
  8. In the 'Boot' menu, make sure that "USB HDD" (probably also has your mfg of the inserted USB) option is #1 in the startup list (using keys + /)
  9. In 'Advanced-> Integrated Peripherals' ensure 'Legacy USB Support' is [ENABLED].
  10. Press F10 to save and exit, restart the controller.
  11. The startup controller using the USB flash drive.
  12. In the USB Flash Drive Options, choose the 6 'Options of Format' option (according to the image of the flash player, can say another thing, but option # is the same).
  13. Choose to format the drive, use the Option #2 in the format "Erase all Partitions on the disk and create a new single Partition" - This clears the disk partition information and creates a single FAT32 partition on the drive.
  14. FAT32 format (DO NOT use the use of a 8106 - BIOS does not include the system of dependency files).
  15. Once completed, restart the controller (to do this, you can use Option 9).

Now, we must get the controller to think that it is a PXI and not a desktop RT PC controller

  1. Enter the BIOS of 8106 using the "Delete" key
  2. Go into the menu "LabVIEW RT" and "Boot" "LabVIEW RT safe mode" value
  3. Press F10 to save and exit, restart the controller.
  4. In MAX, find the device to remote systems.  Right click on the device and choose "format disk".
  5. Once you format the disk, the controller will think it is a PXI controller.
  6. (You may need to remove the MAX controller and press F5 to detect again for updated images)

Now we are going to put the controller in RT mode so we can use it.

  1. Enter the BIOS of 8106 using the "Delete" key
  2. Go to the menu 'LabVIEW RT' and 'Start Configuration' value 'LabVIEW RT'
  3. Press F10 to save and exit, restart the controller.

There you go.  Now you are ready to rule the world in a deterministic way.

-Danny

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