Accessing Adlink PCI 7250 card in Labwindows 8.0

How to access Adlink PCI 7250 card in Labwindows 8.0? Which driver need to be used? Any exaple can be shared?

Hello,
I'm sending to you a link with an example of analog trigger through software. Once the files on the link are not for your LabVIEW version I'm attaching here the same VIs for the version 8.0 of LabVIEW.
http://decibel.ni.com/content/docs/DOC-11764
Thanks.
Best Regards
Luciano Borges
R&D Engineer
Pirelli Brazil
Attachments:
VIs.zip ‏51 KB

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In article <[email protected]>,
"Neal Stublen" wrote:
> I have two applications which would like to use a PCI-6503 card
through the
> NI-DAQ API. One of these applications runs as an NT service, the
other as a
> desktop application.
>
> If the service application begins using the card first, the desktop
> application fails miserably. If the desktop application accesses the
card
> first, everything works fine. I have experienced similar problems
sharing
> memory between service and desktop applications and had to change the
> service application so it would use an empty DACL in the security
descriptor
> when it allocated the shared memory. Does the NI-DAQ software have a
> similar problem?
>
> Thanks,
> Neal Stublen
>
>
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