LabVIEW Interface for Arduino Toolkitについて

はじめまして。
LabVIEW2013にNI LabVIEW Interface for Arduino Toolkit を導入したいと考えております。
NIホームページからNI無料アドオンに進み、Arduino用NI LabVIEWインタフェースツールキットの画面からダウンロードを試みたのですが、
Step One: VI Packege Manager のインストール後、このソフトを立ち上げたところLabVIEW Tools Network及びVI Packege Network に接続できないと表示されます。
どなたか、この現象の改善方法について御教授頂けないでしょうか?
宜しくお願い致します

返信ありがとうございます。以下に実際に表示された画面を貼りますので宜しくお願いいたします。
まず、VI Packege Manager を起動すると、左の画面が表示されます。
エラーが発生しているようですが、ひとまずOKを押すと次の画像が表示されます。
この画面ではライブラリにパッケージが存在していないと表示されており、
表記通りにToolsからCheck the VI Packege Network for Available Packages を開きました。
開いた結果、表示されたのが次の画像です。
この画面では、どうも問題がないような内容が表記されているように思えますが、
OKを押すと、また最初の画面に戻ってしまいます。
 LabVIEW Tools Network を起動したところ、左のような画面が表示され、
ネットワークに接続されていないことが分かります。
よって接続を試みるためにHelpからActivationを選択し、ひとまず30 day Trialに登録しようとしたところ、下の画面が表示されました。
 この画面ではサーバーに繋がらないという内容であったので、表記通り黒の太文字の部分をネットで調べたところ、どうもVIPM Professional を購入しなくてはいけないようです。
私の考えでは、LabVIEW Tools Network に接続あるいはアクティブ化がされていないのが原因だと考えておりますが、その改善方法が分かりません。
そもそもVI Packege Managerは無料でも使用可能であり、LabVIEW Interface for Arduino Toolkitもまた無料アドオンだと認識しており、無料の範囲で導入しようと考えております。(LabVIEW 2013は購入しております)
宜しくお願い致します。

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