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The Automotive Diagnostic Command Set (ADCS) Toolkit is a software add-on for LabVIEW, LabWindows™/CVI, and Microsoft Visual Studio. This add-on is suitable for a range of automotive diagnostic applications that typically involve reading and writing parameters, accessing diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs), flashing ECU firmware, and initiating ECU diagnostic test modes. Using the ADCS Toolkit, you can develop a single application and deploy it as often as you like without additional deployment or run-time licenses. This add-on is compatible with many NI automotive interface devices to simplify the creation of a variety of portable and in-vehicle diagnostic applications, and it includes support for protocols such as UDS, OBD, WWH-OBD, and more.The mark LabWindows is used under a license from Microsoft Corporation. Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and other countries.
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You may still be missing several files that may be needed or wanted in the 7.1 installation. I know there is a DAQmx directory in the Examples directory. There's a DAQmx directory in the Menu/default directory and probably some things in the Resource directory and other places I don't know about yet.To get a complete installation in 7.0 and 7.1 do the following. This is how it works on on WinXP Pro.Open the Control Panel and go to Add/Remove Programs. Find the entry for National Instruments Software. Click on it and click the 'Change' button.
In the dialog that opens, scroll down until you see the 'DAQmx 7.x' entry, click on it and hit the 'Modify' button. You'll need the DAQ driver CD or be able to point to the files if you downloaded them. This will restart the DAQ installer.
After the installer initializes, open the Data Acquisition tree, then the DAQmx 7.x tree and make sure the selections for LabVIEW 7.0 and 7.1 will be installed by clicking on the small pull down menu and select Install this feature to local hard drive.Start clicking Next until the install starts and you should have everything you need.Ed. I can't think of why the 7.1 installation wouldn't be showing.Try going back into the National Instruments Software in the Add/Remove Programs and make sure LabVIEW 7.1 is showing in there.
If it's not, just try dropping the install CD back in and reinstall it. Something didn't go right during the install. Xbox live gold free trial. If it is there, click on it and hit Repair.
You'll probably need the CD. This will make sure all the registry entries and files are where they're suppose to be.If this still doesn't do it, a support call to NI might be in order.Ed.
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LV 7.1 shipped with NI-DAQ 7.2. The NI-DAQ 7.1 installer does not know about LV 7.1 since LV 7.1 didn't exist when NI-DAQ 7.1 was released, which is why you wouldn't see LV 7.1 as an option in the NI-DAQ installer.If you have the Driver CD that came with LV 7.1, install NI-DAQ 7.2 (including the LV 7.1 support files) from this CD. Ed is correct in pointing out that there are lots of other files besides the vi.lib ones that DAQ installs into the LV directory. These other files are needed for complete edit-time operation of DAQ in LV.Deborah.