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• Panel Test DAQ opened on the remote system

  Using the command-line tool nidmfpan.exe you open a test panel to a device on your system by specifying its name.  Here is an article which he described.

  http://digital.NI.com/public.nsf/allkb/9B628A8B1B13136F86256DDB0004DE4D

  But what is not mentioned is how to call this function if it will open a panel of test on a RT system.  This is possible because in MAX, you can select the hardware and the same test panel is displayed, but I don't know the right way to call this EXE, so it will open it.  Is there any place that command line switches are documented for this program?  And what is the method for opening a panel of test on a piece of DAQ hardware on a remote system?  Thank you.

  Since nobody has been able to help me I thought about it myself.  If you call the application nidmfpan.exe with the command line switch send_break_action: with the IP address of the remote system it works great.  I also found you can use the/dev: instead of the /devid: to specify the device by a unique identifier instead of the alias MAX.  Thus, for example:

  C:\Windows\SysWOW64\nidmfpan.exe /host:192.168.129.1/dev: {84535FB2-8F2A-11E6-8061-00802F25AF78}

  Or

  C:\Windows\SysWOW64\nidmfpan.exe /host:192.168.129.1 /devid:cDAQ1Mod2

• None of the remote systems are found in Max in VMware

  I started using virtual machines and I don't see any remote systems listed in MAX within the virtual machine, but I see the remote system on my real machine. It is not a big problem because I can always run my code and connect to the target of RT of the project within the virtual machine, but when I need to look at MAX it would be nice to not switch back between my VM and the computer. I wonder that if it is behavior, others have noticed, or is - it possible my MAX database is corrupted? The section of the entire remote systems doesn't fail, just no hardware found and listed under it when I update. I wonder if this is a problem with how the virtual machine sets up the connection TCP must work with the real hardware. Hoping that someone more competent than me in this relm can point me in the right direction.

  You have probably done this, but you made sure that your VM is set to a "Bridged" mode where the network connection between the virtual machine and the host allows him to get an address from an external DHCP server and is not only local host machine?  MAX can only auto-detect devices to its subnet via a proprietary (OR-RFP) protocol or via AppleTalk (according to how the devices are configured and what software is on them), and if the interface of the virtual machine network is in mode "NAT" or "Host-Only mode" which interferes or completely blocks the discovery method.

  -Danny

• How to install the version of nor-Sync 3.1 in the remote system (processor integrated PXI chassis) to recognize the PXI-6682 device to work with labview RT?

  How to install the version of nor-Sync 3.1 in the remote system (processor integrated PXI chassis) to recognize the PXI-6682 device to work with labview RT?

  Hung Nguyen

  Hung Nguyen,

  The installation of drivers for all targets in real-time remotely is more or less the same. First install the driver (in your case the NO-Sync) on your PC, then install it on your system remotely through MAX. For step-by-step instructions, see install the software on your NI CompactRIO controller.

  See you soon,.

• How to replace Labview RT10.0 with RT8.2 on the remote system?

  LabVIEW RT10.0 is installed on our new PXI-e8133 controller. Our host is running Labview RT8.2. That's why I'm unable to download and run a VI from the host to the remote system.

  I want to download RT8.2 between the host and the target (so replacing/removing RT10.0 on the remote system). On another controller, we could choose the 'old' RT8.2 by download to MAX (which replaces the latest version). This is not an option with the new controller. Add/Remove software MAX, available versions of RT on the host is 'none' (even if RT8.2 is listed under the software on my system).

  How to install RT8.2 on the remote system? I have to completely remove RT10.0 first of the remote system?

  Thank you!

  Unfortunately, the minimum Version of the compatible LabVIEW RT for the PXI-e 8133 is 2010. This means that you must either upgrade to LV2010 or choose another controller.

  Kind regards

  David Ashlocke

  Technical sales engineer

  National Instruments

• What are the limitations of access to the remote system?

  I've got a PXI-1042 remote controller 8108 and 5112, 6723 & 8420 PXI. I can see all the devices remotely from my laptop to the MAX 4.4 (under NIVisaServer).  My problem is that I don't know if I can use all of these cards remotely?

  I am programming in C++ of MS using VISA & DAQmx libraries and have been able to use the serial ports of the 8420 distance without any problem. But the programming remotely 6723 poses a greater challenge. On previous projects (not involving remote systems) I simply defined virtual world channels in NOR-MAX and DAQmx... used library calls to control. But I'm not able to access the Global virtual channels on the remote system and I can't create anything on my laptop that connect la carte 6723.

  Also, I can't run OR-SCOPE Soft Front Panel on my laptop because it is impossible to find the 5112 digitizer.

  Is it possible to have full access and the capacity for remote 5112 & 6723 card?

  Ken

  You are able to view the various devices on the network to the MAX, but unfortunately you can not create glodbal virtual channels or use the functionality of these cards.  The best way to use these cards on the network is to use the remote façade (in LabVIEW only), Remote Desktop, etc.  I have included some useful links to get more information.

  Display of an Application or a front panel remote using LabVIEW

  http://zone.NI.com/reference/en-XX/help/371361B-01/lvhowto/viewfrntpnlrmtlyusnglv/

  Do the NI 5102, NI 5112, and NI 5911 Oscilloscope cards support remote device access (RDA)?

  http://digital.NI.com/public.nsf/allkb/8AC1067C0944FACD8625697A005B92C8

  What is device Remote Access (RDA) and where is the server?

  http://digital.NI.com/public.nsf/allkb/5CC9792C6CD4A34C862565BC0072D5DF

• VISA does not recognize the remote system max

  I tried to configure the instrument cards in a chassis SMU, and I'm unable to get a VISA to recognize.  Reading some other posts related to names of resources VISA, I found that you should be able to drag and drop devices Max NOR in a Labview diagram, and it will automatically create a resource VISA for device control.  I am able to do that the name for the devices installed on "My System" (COM1 for example), but when I try to do 'Remote system', a few drops in a block of text.  If I try to create a resource VISA directly control, the drop down menu displays only the devices on my system.  I even tried to change the VISA category for the control.  Still not get visa to recognize the remote devices.  Please notify.

  Working with Labview 2012 SP1 f5

  PXI chassis, 1082

  Controller OR SMU 8133

  VISA 5.4 installed on PC

  VISA 5.4 installed on the controller

  The firewall is disabled for the NIC in chassis

  Thank you

  GSinMN

  http://digital.NI.com/public.nsf/allkb/F3AB0B5D7DBA367C86257982005BBF2C

• Can't ssh to the remote system to guest VM

  I have a RHEL VM running on a host Windows XP using Workstation 7.1.4. I have installation Bridged networking for my VM and I gave the virtual machine a static IP address on my network. I ping the VM from other computers on my network, but I have problems try to ssh in the virtual machine. If I ssh between the host and the guest VM I can win with success however, access ssh'ing of any another computer does not work. I use Putty to ssh on Windows and I tried on another RHEL box as well. I've seen many discussions about bridging works does not correctly and I think this is part of my problem since the speech of the host and the guest, but I'm not convinced.

  Anyone have any ideas? Very much appreciated.

  first things first:

  Go to the virtual network editor - select VMNET0 and change the drop-down list of 'bridging auomatic' to the NIC physical to use for vmnet0.

  The automatic bypass does not work reliable on almost any installation - especially those with more than 1 physical network adapter.

  I see you are using a McAfee NDIS filter - this is another candidate in trouble. Try to disable it and see if that makes a difference

• Qosmio F30: Is there a way to get the remote to work directly with built in receiver

  My remote control Media Center only works when I plug the Receiver USB on my Qosmio F30 yet will work directly to the laptop with the vista media center pre program.

  Is there a way to get my remote to work directly on the built-in receiver?

  Steve.

  Hi Steve

  There is unfortunately no way to do it. Qosmioplayer is also part of the media offered by this book, and as you know this small Linux based application runs without booting the operating system. Due to this USB port can not be used (external receiver) and because of this one way remote control with Qosmioplayer is infrared receiver window.

  I'm not a technician and can explain you why this little infrared window is not used with the operating system running but, I'm sure, there must be a technical reason for it. Anyway, there is nothing to do, and you have to live with it. :(

• SMU remote system do not read file .lvm

  I try to get my remote system (SMU remote system) to send a signal of analog voltage by reading a file .lvm.

  I have a project in real time implemented, and under my remote system, I have a VI that is supposed to give a signal of analog voltage.

  The implementation of VI begins by reading a file position (.lvm). After that, it is connected to a DAQ assistant.

  I'm already sure that everything is connected properly, and that it is the right channel. The reason why I'm sure is because in the DAQ assistant window, I can click on "run" in order to send a test signal. I am able to capture this signal to test with an oscilloscope. Therefore, I am sure that the system is all set up correctly.

  Finally, I don't know if it's important, but the measure file he was reading is located in my host. I don't know if I deploy when the VI to the target, if the measurement file is sent to the remote system with the VI.

  I was wondering if someone could help me please.

  Thank you

  Leon

  Hi Leon,

  If I understand correctly, you are trying to read a file .lvm waveform data and send this waveform through your SMU system. What devices are specifically using (chassis, modules...)? What exactly happens when you run the VI? You see errors? If so, what are the codes that come with these errors? Additional information on what the file .lvm would be also useful. What are the functions you use to play the .lvm file?

  Kind regards

• MAX crashes when you try to connect to the remote server in VISA

  Hi, I'm running a problem with MAX OR when trying to setup of a client/server VISA system.  I had the first server tried 4.3 visa but she not even me would record the port on the server settings.  When I tried to connect to the server from a remote machine to access the RS232 ports, it could hang NI MAX or do nothing, depending on how I tried to implement.  If I click with the right button on the remote system in the right configuration pane and follow the wizard through, it doesn't matter, if I go to the toolbar tools-NI-VISA options and follow the wizard, NI Max crashes at the end.  Then I went online and got the version 4.4.1 and tried with the same results.  I also have abnormalities in safeguarding some configurations OR max leading me to question if there are questions of privileges.  The operating system is Windows XP Pro with Service Pack 2 on all machines.  I'm logged on with administrator rights and everything seems to have full read/write privileges, but I still have problems.  The issue of saving the port settings, I tried manually setting the parameters, as described in

  http://digital.NI.com/public.nsf/allkb/8EBAEC8A57BB48BE862574F90072D3DD

  but unsuccessfully in version 4.3, but it worked very well when I upgraded to 4.4.1 without modification of rights or privileges so some things seem weird.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Hardware Dell with Windows XP Professional and SP2 computers

  The server computer has a 16 port Rocket port RS232 port Council

  I will access ports with a program written in LV7.1, but I haven't gotten that far yet

  Network is fine, I can ping the server to the client computer and permissions are set on the server and the client is pointing the right machine.

  Thank you

  CS

  Thanks for the reply.  We use MAX 4.5 so it wasn't the problem.  We are not exaclty sure what the problem is / was set apart he healed himself when we all uninstalled and deleted the VXIPNP directory and reinstalled everything.  When we did, everything came and worked as it should.  One thing that may or may not be relevant, is when I was put in place of the customers, I went through the Options Tools - NI of VISA-VISA to complete configuration rather than right click on remote systems.  Previously, this would cause MAX to crash when you complete the wizard if I though it would be a good test when I put first and, since it worked, I followed this procedure on the rest of the computers.  Anyway the problem is solved and it works.  Thanks again for the input.

• The SDC EPICS to the remote network connection

  I use the DSC to LabVIEW 8.6 and 2009. I'm in California and at the New Mexico I want to connect a server EPICS there. I can read and write using the EPICS of command line, so I know that there is no firewall or hardware connectivity issues. For these programs, I put the IP address of the remote server in an environment variable (add to the EPICS_CA_ADDR_LIST, and EPICS programs then all know here to look for process variables. How to do the same thing for LabVIEW? I tried to sign up for the remote computer in the Distributed System Manager, but that did not work. The remote computer is not running LabVIEW, but that shouldn't really matter. I just need a way to tell LabVIEW to check a specific IP address, and the channel access protocol will take care of everything else.

  I solved the problem in LabVIEW 2009. I added the IP address of the remote system to the SYSTEM (not the USER) EPICS_CA_ADDR_LIST environment variable, then restarted. After that, I was able to access the PVs outside the local subnet. I did not restart after changing the front environment variable. In LabVIEW 8.6 the EPICS of the environment variables have been ignored, but in LabVIEW 2009, they are all used, if it works in the new version.

• HP link Setup requires an account on the remote computer, how do you do that?

  HP link Setup requires an account on the remote computer, how do you do that? Someone please help! Thank you.

  I understand that you need to know how to set up a user name and password on the remote PC to HP LinkUP.

  This document explains how to use the program.  Looking at the screenshots included, looks like it's just using the user account that is within Windows on the system.  If the local account on the Windows (remote system) system user does not have a password, then HP Link UP may not work for security reasons.  Some remote access programs (even on a LAN) have access problems with empty passwords on the remote system.

  This document has a video on the program if you want to examine.

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• Windows NT - monitor the file system

  Hello.

  How can I track the file windows nt (clear) system?

  It seems to not be supported.

  Thank you!!!

  Our data collector can not run on NT, so if you want to be remotely via the mounting on a remote system drives and their follow-up of this, or running a calendar script in the NT box that transforms the information somewhere on the network, then we would analyze and read through.  Anyway it's going to be a bit of work with the agent script.

  A good premise for script agents can be found here.  http://en.community.Dell.com/TechCenter/performance-monitoring/Foglight-administrators/w/Admins-wiki/6136.custom-agents-script-agent-data-modeling-and-units

• readings of Veristand instruments with a remote system

  I'm new to the National Instruments and Veristand material and I'm trying to use an instrument with Veristand to see if I can get readings of this instrument. I use a PC with Windows Vista and I am connected via a network to a PXI-8108 controller in a PXI-1050 chasiss chassis. The instrument is just a thermocouple which I use to become familiar with everything. The thermocouple is connected and the connection SCB-68 block which is connected to a PXI-6221 multifunction data acquisition in the chassis. I am able to create a task in MAX under remote system and everything seems to work. What I want to do is to get the readings in Veristand, and I don't know if I need to create a custom device that is related to the acquisition of data somehow, or if there is another way to do it. I created the DAQ hardware in the system Explorer, but I see no way to link the real DAQ hardware on the remote system. I wonder if anyone can help with this.

  All advice is appreciated.

  Thank you

  You can read the value of your thermocouple directly from VeriStand channel, but the process is different than using MAX.

  In the system Explorer, add your DAQ hardware that is wired to your SCB-68. Make sure that you specify the same name (i.e. ' Dev1'), which is the make up something, you also that you have imported the peripheral canal which hangs to the thermocouple (i.e. "ai0"). There is no way in System Explorer to specify that this channel should be scaling of thermocouple. VeriStand initially served this string value value brute power. However, you can set the limit high and low for this channel to something small as +/-1V, since thermocouples have very small readings.

  You add the balance to your system separately after the deployment of the system definition, you have created the target of RT. For this to connect to the target using the workspace and select the tool to the workspace on the Tools menu called channel scaling and Calibration Manager.

  In this dialog box, you will see your TV listed DAQ. Navigate in the dialog box assign an appropriate scale of thermocouple to your channel. Once this is done, the target will remember the scale for this channel until what crush you.

  I would like to know how it goes...