09-09-2015 07:28 AM
Greetings. In article 14434 NI .Net Driver support it references
"Detailed IntelliSense help. .NET function reference, concept topics, and .NET to C mapping topic"
as features of the Native .Net API for NI-DCPower.
I have intelliSense in Visual Studio for the example programs but where is the function reference? If I should refer to the C-language function reference where is it? Where is the concept help which explains how to program the device (a 4143 SMU) through the API (opening a session, referencing channels, programming current mode, etc.).
Thanks
09-09-2015 08:23 AM
@Binoptics wrote:
Greetings. In article 14434 NI .Net Driver support it references
"Detailed IntelliSense help. .NET function reference, concept topics, and .NET to C mapping topic"
as features of the Native .Net API for NI-DCPower.
I have intelliSense in Visual Studio for the example programs but where is the function reference? If I should refer to the C-language function reference where is it? Where is the concept help which explains how to program the device (a 4143 SMU) through the API (opening a session, referencing channels, programming current mode, etc.).
Thanks
From my experience NI drivers auto-detect which version of .NET Framework is installed when it is installing.
If you install the NI driver first, then install Visual Studio, you will need to modify your NI driver install through Control Panel.
If your .NET Framework isn't detected, go in during the NI driver installation to include support for whchever version of .NET Framework you are using.
09-09-2015 09:03 AM
Thanks for your response. The VS install was successful. My question was meant to find documentation explaining how to program the 4143 SMU, SMUs in general or where to find the function reference.
09-09-2015 11:15 AM
@Binoptics wrote:
Thanks for your response. The VS install was successful. My question was meant to find documentation explaining how to program the 4143 SMU, SMUs in general or where to find the function reference.
The NI driver documentation and examples (if any) would show up under the National Instruments entry in the Start Menu.
09-12-2015 04:38 PM