Is Labview 2012 run-time on TPC-2206?

When I go to Uninstall programs on my TPC-2206 I see Labview Run-Time 2009, 2010 and 2011. Labview 2012 Run-Time does not show up in the list. When I download and install it, I still only see the above plus a generic National Instruments program. The new TPC-2206 touch panels we have show a generic National Instruments program in the program list, but I don't know how to find out if that is Labview 2012 Run-Time. I can't find anywhere on the NI website that lists what Run-Time software is already loaded on the Touch Panels.

I did try running a Labview 2012 executable after I had put up the post. It did not work, so I knew that Labview 2012 Run-Time was not on it. I put Labview 2012 Run-Time on it, but afterwards when I looked in the Remove/Change programs list in the Control Panel, Labview 2012 Run-Time was not in the list of installed programs. There was a generic National Instruments program, but there was nothing identifying what NI program it was. This was the real problem, because all of the earlier versions of Labview Run-Time were clearly identified in the installed programs list and Labview 2012 Run-Time was not. There is no way to know if Labview 2012 Run-Time is installed except to try to run a Labview 2012 executable.

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