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07-27-2012 02:39 PM
Hello,
I am able to connect to NI CDAQ-9188 and its modules using the NI " Measurement & Automation Explorer". I also
can run the TEST Panels and communicate with the modules installed in the CDAQ-9188.
But I can not run the TEST Panels when I connect the CDAQ-9188 to another computer that runs
on EMBEDED WINDOWS XP. The "Measuremet & Automation Explorer" see the CDAQ-9188 chassis and all
the modules that are installed in them. But it does not provide TEST PANELS for each module or a communication
to them.
Any idea what I need to do.
Thanks
Bobby

See if this thread helps.
CLD,CTD

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