10-10-2014 10:46 AM
10-13-2014 03:56 PM
Hello Vic22,
Reviewing the NI 9174 specifications I found that the cDAQ is designed and tested to communicate with the USB 2.0, hence we cannot guarantee that it will work equally with 3.0. In this case I would recommend continuing using the USB 2.0 if it is possible. In the following link you can find more details regarding the specification of your DAQ chassis
http://www.ni.com/pdf/manuals/374045a.pdf
Silvia J.
National Instruments
Applications Engineer
10-17-2014 02:08 PM
Hey vic22,
Sylvia is correct -- the 9174 has been thoroughly tested on the USB 2.0 standard. But we still expect it to communicate properly with USB 3.0 ports. We have seen a few cases in which specific host controllers cause unexpected behavior similar to what you describe, but in general, our USB devices are compatible with USB 3.0.
Of course, if sticking with a 2.0 port works for your application, that will be the quickest/simplest recommendation that we can make. If you need to move your cDAQ to a 3.0 port, let us know -- there are some troubleshooting steps we can take to figure out why you're seeing errors.
There are some additional details in this somewhat related article. Upgrading the drivers for your USB Host Controller might be worth a shot.