Has anybody some experience with acquiris digitizers (placed in PXI)?

Hey guys,
I am using a Acquiris DC140 Digitizer in my PXI and I'm trying to control it via Matlab, but it does not work.
Error messages similar to the following example appear in any case of given m-file usage:
??? Undefined function or method 'AqDrvMex' for input
arguments of type 'char'.
Error in ==> Aq_getNbrInstruments at 10
[status nbrInstrument] =
AqDrvMex('Aq_getNbrInstruments');
I have no idea whatever is meant with AqDrvMex.
it must be some kind of .dll-file, but I find myself clueless where to get it from?
I wrote this to Agilent's support. I hope they can help me.
Nevertheless, it would be great to find some help here, either.
Thanks 4 reading

Hello foe,
i think it´s the best idea to contact Agilent because MathWorks also
write that the support for this devices is to contact Agilent.
You also can use this instrument under LabVIEW there are driver on the homepage.
best regards
best regards
Alexander Glasner
AE NIE

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