is there any daq-card-emulation? wanna avoid changing my vi when transfering from pc with cards (pci6071E and pci6713) to a pc without.

[heinrich 272]

i am working w labview 5 on a intel pentium (windows nt). my control pc has 2 i/o-cards: 6071E and 6713. the pc is located i a noisy lab w/o any aircondition. for this reason i want to improve my vi on a different pc. but i cannot buy more daq-cards. for this reason, i´d like to know whether anybody had a similar problem and maybe programmed a emulator (as used in former times: you wanted to run matlab but you did not have 80287 math processor - you used an emulator to pretend the existence of this unit).
thank you very much in advance
heinrich
mailto:schieferstein@lrz.tum.de

[Filipe A.]

Heinrich;

As the NI-DAQ function calls will refer the register mapping for the DAQ board, and the addresses for those registers are defined in part when you install the DAQ board, it's difficult to design an emulator which would deal with the NI-DAQ functions. At this point, you would need to go trough the network and access your remote DAQ board.
Filipe
Applications Engineer
National Instruments