Re : Re: USB device address

[Aidy]

Hello Michael,

Thanks very much for your reply.

What I am doing now is to tag the data from each sensor with sensor serial number......and write in a data file so that I am able to know from which part of my instrument those values are. though it is a bit wired solution.......but for now it is grant. I will take up your suggestion and will try to find out some solution with Rotronic company.

Thanks

Aidy

[JÞB]

Aidy,

That is what you will need to do! you need a routine to sort through the devices by serial number and look-up from a configuration source (try a ring control with the ser# as the numeric;).  You will also need an event structure to pause the main test on initialize (find the reources the first time) and when the system hardware configuration changes (because a device was removed or inserted)

You could use the VISA find resource primative to get an array of devices and query them for Ser# to detect changes. Hint:  If you store them in a FN Global you can automatically compare and process code on changes

This method can get messy but, its one way to beat Plug and Pray.

[Lily1979]

hello Aidy,

Thank you for the file Zip, I'm working also with rotronic instrument. The VI in your Zip works well.

I want to know do you have a file help about explication of dll.

Thanks.

Lily

[Aidy]

Hello Lily,

Unfortunately I don't. The only thing I got from the Rotronic company was the VI that is attached in post earlier.

But if you have other Q's related to Hygroclip, I am happy to answer if I know.

Aidy