IMAGENES ANIMADAS EN UN TPC

Saludos
Mi pregunta es simple, puedo cargar VI's con imagenes animadas en un Touch Panel (Estoy usando un TPC 2006). Para una PC con windows XP , solo son necesarios los activex y con ello, puedo "subir" o mejor dicho, cargar imagenes animadas, y controlar las mismas con diferentes funciones. El TPC 2006 tiene windows CE y no maneja activex, en todo caso no los conozco.
Gracias
My question is single. Can I to load VI's gif, swf or wrl files in a Touch panel (I'm using TPC 2006). The TPC 2006 has Windows CE, and i don't find some function that to drive this files.
Thanks
Paul Milian
Lima - Peru

Hola Paul,
Desafortunadamente estos archivos no son soportados por Windows CE.
Atentamente,
Fernanda Silveira.

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    Channel 7.................................... -94 dBm
    Channel 8.................................... -93 dBm
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    Channel 11................................... -93 dBm
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    Channel 2.................................... -128 dBm @ 0 % busy
    Channel 3.................................... -128 dBm @ 0 % busy
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    SNR   25 dB.................................. 2 clients
    SNR   30 dB.................................. 0 clients
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    SNR   40 dB.................................. 1 clients
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    Channel 104.................................. -90 dBm
    Channel 108.................................. -89 dBm
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This thread is a bit old, but I thought it would be worth while responding (as I was wondering the same thing a day ago).
The answer to the OP's concern(s) is YES, you can install DAQmx on your Windows 7 embedded TPC-2212 touch panel device while connecting to your cDAQ hardware. YES, it will function (depending on your memory constraints). DAQmx BASE is NOT a requirement (which, to me, seems very ambiguous if you're referring to NI's documentation for the LabVIEW Touch Panel Module).
My confusion began when it seemed using the Touch Panel Module for the 2212 was a requirement, not an option. If one proceeds with this assumption, then referring to the TPM documentation:
http://www.ni.com/pdf/manuals/371940d.pdf
NOTE: this link above is to an older version, but the content itself (also installed locally with the TPM in \\manuals\TPC_Getting_Started.pdf) remains relatively unchanged.
Section "Installing Additional Tools" clearly states "You must install additional tools on the target depending on the functionality you need." Immediately following is the installation procedures for DAQmx Base. You'll see the same statement in the LabVIEW help files that get installed with the TPM on your development machine. Nowhere does it state, for Windows Embedded, that it's possible to use DAQmx itself.
Because DAQmx is a bit of a heavy weight, you'll probably want to go with the Runtime (with MAX) as I did:
Search for 'NI DAQmx Run-Time Engine - Configuration with MAX'. I would have posted a link, but NI's site was down for maintenance at the time of this post.
Connect to your 2212 over a network connection (I just used a cross over cable and connected directly). Create a shared directory and copy the downloaded installer on over - install. You could, of course, download direct if your 2212 is already networked with web access.
I have my test station application running beautifully with an attached (USB) cDAQ chassis loaded with a variety of modules.
I hope this post is as useful for somebody else as it would have been for me.
-Chris
Kod Integrations, LLC
Sr Software and Automation Engineer
Certified LabVIEW Architect
Kod Integrations, LLC
http://www.kodintegrations.com

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