Need PCI-CAN/2 Series 1 card

Anyone know where I can find an obsolete PCI-CAN/2 Series 1 card? I need one that will run with the NI-CAN v1.5 driver.

Hi Russ,
You can still get the NI Series 1 CAN cards from National Instruments. We still recommend using Series 2 now that Series 1 is obsolete, but we do realize that some customers still use old versions of the driver. Please call 1-866-275-6964 and reference request number 966567 for details on the Series 1 card. I will try to get some details sent to you as well.
If you have any questions or trouble getting into contact with anybody, let me know.
Have a great day!
Chris R.
Applications Engineer
National Instruments

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Thanks your code.
I try the code you posted, It still no work, I found you has improved the "Get data.vi",It works better,but the second frame still no shown.
I used the NI CAN monitor in MAX to monitor the CAN bus,there is no second frame shown in the monitor,See attach pictures.but It shown in the Vector CAN monitor and the code call the Vector DLL.
Have a great day.
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