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uldaq not work for usb-6008 but usb-201

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Hello Expert users,

 

 

My purpose is to used NI DAQ to convert analog signal to digital for a displacement sensor by raspberry pi running uldaq (https://github.com/mccdaq/uldaq).

it works prefect for my usb-201, however not work for my new purchased usb-6008 with error prompt "No DAQ device is detected" as attached.

 

I have checked the usb-6008 is working under windows envirnment using NI utilities.

 

Would you please share your experience if I misssed something to config the new model to make it work under linux envirnement instead of windows ?

 

Thanks,

Calvin

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yeah, ulDAQ is for mccdaq devices and DAQmx is for NI-DAQ devices.

 

USB-6008 is made by NI

USB-201 is made by MCC

 

You need to use appropriate drivers for each.

Santhosh
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Hello Santhosh,

 

Really Thanks for your advice and information.

 

By the way, any suggestion for NI product ie: my usb-6008 can be used like uldaq with similar function for my raspberry to call ?

 

 

Many Thanks ,

Cheers 😛

 

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Yeah, you can install NI DAQmx drivers to use USB-6008.

 

You can install NI DAQmx drivers for linux but based on my quick search, it looks like the drivers don't support ARM and may not work on rpi.

 

https://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/Raspberry-Pi-4b-with-National-Instrument-DAQ/td-p/4213310

https://www.ni.com/en/support/downloads/drivers/download.ni-linux-device-drivers.html#487472

 

Santhosh
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Dear Santhosh

 

Really appreciate for your reply.

 

We also find below from ni, will try tomorrow .

https://forums.ni.com/t5/NI-Labs-Toolkits/Low-Cost-USB-DAQ-Driver-for-use-with-Raspberry-Pi/ta-p/353...

 

seems interesting 🙂

 

Cheers,

Calvin

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