I am creating a custom scale for a NI-USB 6008, using MAX 4.1 and NI-DAQmx 8.3.1f0. Starting from scratch, the software brings up the custom scales wizard, but gives me an hourglass cursor when the wizard ends, and MAX refuses to respond unless it's killed by the task manager.
I have done this a couple of times now - the custom scales I create appear in the system tree on the left once MAX is relaunched, under the "NI-DAQmx scales" categories, but when I right-click on them to edit/delete/test I get the hourglass again, and MAX needs to be killed again.
This is a relatively fresh install of WinXP SP2, so I doubt there's much installed software that could be conflicting here. Can someone please offer some insight into this problem?