Problem with stand alone application

[Brein]

Hi. This is my first time here in NI. Need support from the masters. This is the situation.

Main problem: Image display

When i try to make a standalone application, The "image display" vi wont work. Am i missing dll's here? Nothing seems wrong with the ni vision vi's. I can make ROI in the external window, etc.

I also tried to make a simple program that displays a white image using array to image but there is still no display.

Can i also ask what dll's are required to make a stand alone labview program with vision and imaq.

[mrk1]

Hi Brein,

I think you have to include the NI vision tool kit while you are creating the installer (stand alone application) so that the required functions / dlls will automatically be connected with your stand alone application. This is possible only when your vision toolkit is licensed.

MRK (CLAD)

[Brein]

thanks for your reply.  What should i include in the stand alone application besides the labview runtime library and vision runtime library? Where will i find the toolkit? is it in the cd or in the computer with the installed softfare. Can you also post the directory of the toolkit so i can easily find it? thanks again

[mrk1]

You will find the vision toolkit option in the additional insallers tab of the installer builder.

[Brein]

i can't find that feature in my labview. My labview version is 7.0

[Brein]

up this problem. Anyone who can solve this?

[Brein]

up this problem. Anyone who can solve this?

[Vivek_N · Accepted solution]

Hello,

In order to deploy an application that uses the Vision Development Module functions, you would need the Vision Run-time engine and a run-time license for it on the deployment machine. If you are using the NI-IMAQdx driver for use with firewire or GigE cameras, you would also need a license for the Vision Acquisition Software on the deployment PC. 

If you are not using the Vision Development Module functions or the NI-IMAQdx driver, all you would need is the NI-IMAQ driver. The Image display control started with NI-IMAQ 2.6, so make sure you install a version of NI-IMAQ that supports the Image display control and LabVIEW 7.0 on the deployment PC. Please refer to this webpage to check for NI-IMAQ and LabVIEW version compatibility: http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/6B55FF09D1FBD3108625719600650B7C?OpenDocument . 

[Brein]

Thank you master, my problem is now solved and the display is now working fine. Now I have more reasons why i should use LABVIEW; Great technical support. Cheers to NI