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05-17-2007 12:04 PM
Hi B@,
You are using the USB-9215A, which is composed of the NI 9211 C-Series Module, and the USB-9162 USB Sleeve. This device uses NI-DAQmx as described by this KB. The device should show up in MAX when connected to your computer directly, and it sounds like it does. However, according to the forum linked in Kenn's post above, it sounds like there are compatibility issues with our USB devices and the AnywhereUSB extender. Digi lists NI CompactDAQ (C-Series Modules) as supported by the extender, but it sounds like this is not the case. We have tested these devices to be fully compliant with USB 2.0 Standards and Specifications. Have you contacted Digi about the issue?
Regards,
Nicholas B, National Instruments
05-17-2007 12:41 PM