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• Installation of LabVIEW Runtime Engine 2016 compatibility questions...?

  Hi, I have just a quick question...

  I just download LabVIEW Runtime Engine 2016 in a PC at work. I need to run a VI in this PC that has a few executables 2015 VI for the moment. My question is, if I install the runtime from 2016:

  • Will there be any problems with executable files that have been compiled with the version of LabVIEW 2015?
  • Or these VI is fully compatible with Runtime 2016?

  Thank you in advance to all!

  JLuna wrote:

  I just download LabVIEW Runtime Engine 2016 in a PC at work. I need to run a VI in this PC that has a few executables 2015 VI for the moment.

  I guess 'the PC' has already the LabVIEW 2015 engine run. It is still necessary to run the executables of 2015. You must install the engine LabVIEW 2016 run if you also want to run executables built with LabVIEW 2016. Both the run-time engine can be installed at the same time.

  In order to run screws, you need the LabVIEW Development System. LabVIEW 2016 can generally open, recompile, and run screws LabVIEW 2015 (and many old versions, Details).

• [LabVIEW 2013] Update Service NOR recommend to install the update for the 2012 LabVIEW runtime engine

  Update service NOR recommend to install the patch f5 for the 2012 LabVIEW runtime engine. However, I have LabVIEW 2013 currently running on this computer and never had installed LabVIEW 2012.

  Is this expected behavior and it is actually recommended to install this update?

  Hi mest,.

  Details of the full patch for f5 patch are available in this knowledge base article. As a general statement, we encourage everyone to install the patches as soon as they are available through the Update Service, especially if they are marked as Urgent (it is not marked urgent). In this particular case, it is unlikely that you'll turn to all the problems solved by the f5 2012 SP1 hotfix since you use LabVIEW 2013.

  The reason why you see the update in the update service is LabVIEW 2013 installs several versions of the runtime LabVIEW, so Update Service sees that you have on 2012 Run-Time Engine installed and invites you to patch.

  Kind regards

  Jeff Peacock

  Product Support Engineer | LabVIEW R & D | National Instruments

• A query on the LabVIEW runtime engine.

  Can I access front of LabVIEW through Internet Explorer even if I do not have LabVIEW installed in my computer?

  The LabVIEW runtime engine works in this situation without the help of LabVIEW software?

  > Can I access front of LabVIEW through Internet Explorer, even if I do not have LabVIEW installed in my computer?

  Yes

  Server must have the labview, labview Web Server runtime and should be run remotely front panels.

  > LabVIEW runtime engine works in this situation without the help of LabVIEW software?

  Does not understand the question.

  Engine run LabVIEW is a LabVIEW software, which is required to run files executable labview. In the case of remote façade panels screws (exe) running on the server that has the run-time engine. Page Web you are viewing in the browser (client) gives you a picture and monitors where you click on it. It passes those clicks to the server, it changes picture accordingly (going on those clicks for labview, gets the update of this photo). Customer does not screw, so should not be the runtime of LV.

• LabVIEW Runtime engine

  A strange thing has happened here: we have an old PC installed with a full version of labview software. An engineer has developed a Labview GUI. We can use this GUI to connect with our controller card using the RS232 port.

  Now, we want to use this labview GUI on another PC. I think it is unnecessary to install labview in the new PC software, but a labview runtime engine. Okay, so I downloaded and installed the runtime of 8.5.

  However, the GUI doesn't have to establish communication with my controller card... MISTLETOE can still be opened but no communication with my Board. No error as well...

  Can someone give me some advice?

  Thank you very much!

  If your application uses the functions of NI-VISA, then you will need to install the runtime of VISA on the target computer as well.  Way the easiest way is to create an installer that includes the runtime of LV and the execution engine VISA.

• LabVIEW Runtime engine on Windows Embedded Standard 7 P 32 / 64-bit?

  Any who tried never to install and run the LabVIEW Runtime Engine (2011 or later version) on Windows Embedded Standard 7 P 32 / 64-bit?

  I'm trying to figure out if this will work, for example on a CX5120 PC Beckhoff embedded. I have to have some TCP/IP communication simple to exchange information with another PC, but nothing else, i.e. drivers, etc...

  I hope that someone tried to do already. I don't have the right equipment now to check it out.

  As NEITHER sells touchscreens with WES7 installed here: http://sine.ni.com/nips/cds/view/p/lang/en/nid/210551 it's pretty safe to assume that they used the RTE on WES7.

  But yes, it is done.

• What are the requirements of the system for the labview runtime engine 2011

  Hello

  I'm looking for (ideally 2011 release) LabVIEW runtime engine requirements. The only information I can find a few States what operating systems it supports. I am eager to check the specifications of a target (Touch Panel computer - probably running Windows XP Embedded), to allow this execution. More precisely the amount of non-volatile storage system required - because we will need to specify a CompactFlash card. Clearly the application exe take little space like XPe will, but I'm eager to know the needs of the TENS.

  Andy

  Not sure about flash complact...  I can't remember seeing it in the relase notes, but follow the link below for the Manual:

  It should support the touch screen (I don't remember if you still need an additional plugin for this... I'll check).

  http://www.NI.com/PDF/manuals/371778g.PDF

  Look at page 2, the middle column

  or below the basic requirements:

  

• System error 31 during the loading of the LabVIEW runtime engine

  I get the following error message.  I've attached a screenshot of him as well.

  System error 31 during the loading of the LabVIEW runtime engine (\\lvrt.dll)

  I'm trying to update an instrument running Windows 95.  What is system 31 error?  I can't find anything on this topic using Google or the search function of the forum.

  The instrument is a Romulus-IIIA of the Quad.  Chasing the assistance on their part as well.

  Hi Szandstra,

  See the knowledge base article describing what you see.  Follow the steps there to correct the problem.  Have a great day and let me know if this solution does not work for you!

• Why Labview runtime is not backward compatible?

  Hello

  I tried to run a Labview program compiled by a license for Labview 32-bit 2013 on a 64-bit Windows PC with 64 bits 2014 runtime engine. Unfortunately, there no law and required me to install a 32 bit Runtine engine in 2013.

  I thought that if a PC is 64-bit, so I need 64-bit runtime. Isn't this correct? And it's true that a computer that is running the executable files must have the exact same runtime engine version than what they have been compiled from?

  Is a minor thought, likely that a labview program can run "differently" on different versions for the engine? say, flatten to a string for examples...

  You need the version of the runtime that corresponds to the version of the development system used to build the application. This includes the number of bits (32 / 64-bit). Because you can run a LabVIEW application with a version of the execution engine - one that has been used for development - there is no reason to ask if it would be different on different execution engines, since it can happen. This said, OR try not to disturb the operation of functions between versions, and when these changes are inevitable, they are generally and there is often an option to use the old format (some functions have right-click options to be compatible with older versions).

  Windows is a special feature, called Windows on Windows (WoW), which allows 32-bit applications run on a 64-bit system. Without this, you would be able to run 64-bit applications. WoW does not, however, a 32-bit application load 64-bit libraries (with the exception of system libraries which WoW to operate). The runtime engine is essentially a set of support libraries. Your 32-bit application cannot load 64-bit runtime libraries (they don't agree on the size of a pointer, that does not pass data to reliably), so you need the 32-bit execution engine. Similarly, if you have built your application by using the 64-bit development environment, you wouldn't be able to run it in 32-bit runtime.

• LabView Runtime 11

  No one knows why a program that is designed in LabView 2011, won't work on LabView 2011 Runtime on another computer.  I tested the executable on the computer on which the VI was built, and it does not work.  However, it will not change case when it is run on a Windows 7 and a Windows XP computer running the duration or regular LabView 2011. The LabView is version 11.0 on two computers as well.  The VI is attached. Thanks for your help!

  Comparisons of strings can get weird.  If you add white space or start a new line that you don't see, then the comparison will be far away.  Instead of using a string, you can use an Enum instead.  This will ensure that you have entered very defined and the user can't screw it up almost as easily.

• Can I use the labview runtime engine 2010 with my LV 2012 program?

  Hi all

  I get the new Labview Developer Suite 2012 DS2 in a few days and

  I wonder if it is possible to run LV2012 programs on the LV 2010 runtime or is it necessary to update all my customers to the 2010 to 2012 runtime?

  It is essential to have the runtime for the LV version in which the code is developed.

  If you plan to distribute the new code stored in LV2012, you must also LV2012 engine run.

• Call a VI that uses the 'exec.vi system' with the LabVIEW runtime as adapter

  Hello

  My TestStand sequence called a VI that includes a call to 'exec.vi system '. When I try to load it in TestStand and if LabVIEW adapter is set to the runtime, I get an error message «Unable to load Vi...» ». If I change the map to the 'development system', then it works fine.

  Is it possible to use the 'exec.vi system' in a VI that is called by TestStand with LabVIEW run-time?

  Thank you

  Alex

  Hi Alex,

  In case you, you get an error-18002.

  The reason is explained in the following link:

  -18002 errors in TestStand

  http://digital.NI.com/public.nsf/allkb/D82FEAF0B4BA293A862575710053E252?OpenDocument

  Please take a look at # 2. This is your case.

  It will be useful,

  Regrads

• LabView Runtime upgrades.

  Greetings,

  I'm new to the forum, please pardon any typos correct procedure and/or label. I am using 2012 LabView full development system w/Database connectivity Toolkit, running on a window XP SP3 box. I have to make changes to two applications that have been developed with LabView 2010 from other firms for development and that are running on two different production test systems... The source code for any of the applications is changing on the machine, but I. My question is how to level of each machine (I think with the execution of LabView 2012 engine) so that I can compile each application and run it on the test target systems. Any help would be appreciated.

  Best regards

  jjackson1793

  The complete development system does not include the application builder that is necessary to create a new executable file.

  The runtime must be installed on the system target in order to run the executable built with the manufacturer of the application.

• LabView Runtime Engine 7.0 trys to install at the start

  This just started happening, everything was fine a few days ago. Now when I click on the ICON of the LabVIEW office he says he wants to install the runtime of 7.0. And application of disc #3 do I need this?  Finally after the cancellation of the guests for a few minutes, that it loads my opinion lab and my screws appear to work well.

  I, m using the edition of the 8.6 students,.

  Any ideas?

  Thank you

  Alan Martin

  Alan,

  The lvruntimeeng.msi that you said that your program is to research usually resides in your folder to install drivers with a path like this:

  Downloads\NI-DAQmx\\NIDAQC:\National instruments - 1\Products\LabVIEW_Runtime_Engine_71\LV711RTE

  Mine is exactly this way:

  C:\National Instruments Downloads\NI-DAQmx\9.0.2\NIDAQ902-1\Products\LabVIEW_Runtime_Engine_71\LV711RTE

  The 7.1 that runtime is particularly well named "lvruntimeeng.msi". The 8.0 is named "lv80runtime.msi" and 8.2 is "lv82runtime.msi" and so on. Since we can not install this RTE 7.1 because you have a more recent version installed, please check the name of the path described above to see if your 7.1 MSI runtime is there. Maybe even search to see if it is present everywhere on the system.

  Otherwise, we can uninstall and reinstall your DAQmx drivers and reinstall them because they will each Run - time Engine MSI.

  Clearly, there was an accident of file structure and these can generally only be remedied by reinstalling completely the programs installed initially the files.

  Logan H

• & quot; incorrect function & quot; error on PostUIMessageEx in Labview with the Labview runtime

  Hello

  I have a TestStand GUI developed in c#. Now, TestStand has some modules Labview which must send the UIMessages to the interface graphic (it is too deep in Labview code to bring back to TestStand to send the UIMessage).

  When I use the complete edition LabVIEW 8.6.1 development version, all right, I can see my messages. Now, when I go to run Labview 8.6.1, the node to invoke PostUIMessageEx gives me an error: incorrect function (error 1).

  I have tried restarting PC/TestStand/Labview without success. Is that all that I'm missing?

  Thank you

  Alex