Descargar toolkit Q2-USB Data Acquisition Device

Saludos comunidad:
¿Alguien tiene información o sabe como conseguir el driver y el toolkit para labview y windows 7 del dispositivo "Q2-USB Data Acquisition Device" de Quanser, de forma gratuita?, pues solo lo necesito para este software y no el paquete completo.Ademas, el paquete de instalación que poseo sol sirve pra windows XP y labview 2012.
cualquier ayuda se los agradeceria

Saludos cristian.ccl,
Gracias por utilizar los Foros de Discusión de National Instruments, estuve investigando un poco sobre tu consulta, lamentablemente no logre encontrar ningún driver gratuito para esta tarjeta, así bien te comento que para utilizar esta tarjeta con LabVIEW es necesario que cuentes con el Add-On Rapid Control Prototyping Toolkit para LabVIEW de Quanser, el cuál podrás encontrar en el siguiente enlace:
Rapid Control Prototyping Toolkit - Quanser:
http://sine.ni.com/nips/cds/view/p/lang/en/nid/211216
Lamentablemente este Add-On no ofrece un periodo de evaluación, sin embargo te comparto un getting started de Quanser para utilizar esta tarjeta en LabVIEW esperando que sirva como punto de inicio:
Quick Start Guide Q2-USB Data Acquisition Device for LabVIEW:
www.quansershare.com/Home/Search?contentID=94
Una posible opción sería comunicarte con el dispositivo en RAW Mode, los siguientes links pueden serte de utilidad:
http://www.ni.com/tutorial/4478/en/
How Can I Communicate With a Device Using NI-VISA USB RAW Mode?:
http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/E3A2C4FE42D7ED0D86256DB7005C65C9
USB Instrument Control Tutorial:
http://www.ni.com/tutorial/4478/en/
Sin embargo, francamente creo que la mejor opción sería que utilizaras el Add-On existente, ya que además del driver, también cuenta con VI's bastante interesantes y que seguramente de serán de utilidad para tu aplicación. Otra posible alternativa sería contactar directamente a Quanser para confirmar si cuentan con algún driver gratuito:
Technical Support Request:
http://www.quanser.com/forms/techsupport.aspx
Saludos cordiales.
David P.
National Instruments
Applications Engineer
www.ni.com/soporte

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