Looking for pcMotion32.dll - National Instruments ValueMotion stepper motion controller

Hi, my Valuemotion stepper motor controller driver uses the pcMotion32.dll interface for win32. I know this interface is rather old, and it is hard to find the driver. Anyone happen to have any information for this driver? My search on NI site as well as google have been futile.

ValueMotion is obsolete but you still can download the driver from http://www.ni.com/downloads.
Here is the direct link to the latest driver version (5.0.2). Please note that there is no Windows XP support for ValueMotion.
Jochen Klier
National Instruments Germany

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