Letter of volatility for PXIe-1071

I'm looking for a Letter (certificate) of Volatility for the following, please:
PXIe-1071
PXIe-8135
PXIe-8234

Hey,
This is the type of request that would be better suited for an official service request via our support system. Since there was a nearly identical request submitted recently, I am going to assume that it pertains to the same incident and handle it via that channel.
Matt W.
Applications Engineer
National Instruments

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Hello ECohen and anyone who might need this in the future,
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When trying to find it on the NI support pages we keep finding a page that directs to the page to instal NI LabVIEW Run-Time Engine 2012. After downloading and trying to install it we get this message: "Cannot install - NI LabVIEW Run-Time Engine 2012 f3 (higher version already installed)"
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Where i can find exemples for PXI-2564 relay module

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I'm beginner in PXI module using.
I bought a PXI solution for use it as a custom instrument.
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Hello heel.
I have searched in our internal papers, and according to my findings we are using ERNI as a manyfactor for our connectors.
ERNI
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Earlier with PCI boards and normal Induatrial computer we could wire the Power ON / OFF button to a switch outside the panel. Whihc was in parallel with the built in power switch of the PC.
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Driver Setup for PXI 2569 and PXI 2529 in Switch executive

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You do not need to insert anything under Driver Setup. Anytime you are using NI switches, you can simply click Configure NI Switches when creating a NI Switch Executive Virtual Device to configure the topology settings of those switches.
Just so you know, you can insert information under Driver Setup, and then you wouldn't have to use the Configure NI Switches wizard. More detail on what to insert under Driver Setup can be found in the following KnowledgeBase:
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http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/websearch/A1F0D6A3357E14B386256E4B0071FDA2?OpenDocument
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