Anybody experience difference in Labview program execution time on Asian Windows O/S?

[RMK at Netopia]

I have written a Labview Program that uses GPIB to control an Agilent Spectrum Analyzer and Power Meter. It communicates with and controls the D.U.T. via Telnet. It was debugged here in Massachusetts under Windows 2000. Here the test takes ~ 43 seconds. In Thailand on an equivalent computer running Windows 2000 (Thai) the same test takes ~ 66 seconds. Time is measured by capturing start time and stop time from the O/S. Any clues to account for the difference? The time differential is the same in the development environment and the distribution environment.

[arussell]

"RMK at Netopia" wrote in message
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> I have written a Labview Program that uses GPIB to control an Agilent
> Spectrum Analyzer and Power Meter. It communicates with and controls
> the D.U.T. via Telnet. It was debugged here in Massachusetts under
> Windows 2000. Here the test takes ~ 43 seconds. In Thailand on an
> equivalent computer running Windows 2000 (Thai) the same test takes ~
> 66 seconds. Time is measured by capturing start time and stop time
> from the O/S. Any clues to account for the difference? The time
> differential is the same in the development environment and the
> distribution environment.

Suggest you break the test down to its individual steps to see which part o
f
the test is changed. You may even find that it is the test equipment that
is taking longer.

[RMK at Netopia]

Test equipment removed from equation - not the problem. Significant time differential still exists. Will have to break into steps and time each.