Hi, I am trying to use DAQmx USB-6003 in Linux Ubuntu 18.04. Here are the steps that I have already done:
* I installed the Linux DAQmx drivers
* I copied the examples of the ANSI C library (MultVoltUpdates-SWTimed.c) and compiled it. Precisley, I used the "make" command to compile the example code using "cc" compiler
Here is the result:
cc -g -D_POSIX_C_SOURCE=200809L -c -o MultVoltUpdates-SWTimed.o MultVoltUpdates-SWTimed.c
cc -L/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu -g -o MultVoltUpdates-SWTimed MultVoltUpdates-SWTimed.o -lnidaqmx -lm
Then I execute the code using the command "./MultVoltUpdates-SWTimed," bit unfortunetly, the code ran and gave me the following error:
DAQmx Error: Device identifier is invalid.
Device Specified: Dev8
Task Name: Testing
Status Code: -200220
End of program, press Enter key to quit
I am aware that I need to have the correct dev#/ao# associated with my board. I used dev8/ao0 as the command "usb-devices" stated that "national instruments" is on dev8. I searched the forum for the correct way to identify dev#, but all posts refered over to NI MAX which is not available in Linux Ubuntu.
I also ran "nilsdev" but nothign returned, which makes me wonder if the drivers are seeing the board. In order to investigate this further, I also used the "system-report," but couldn't find the device listed on there either.
I want to assure that the board is connected to an active usb port, and that there are no issues with the hardware connection itself.
What am I missing? Please let me know what can I do to find out the correct dev# and have the system recognize the board.
Thanks,
Moahmed
