NI USB 5102 Windows7 support

Hi.
Is NI USB 5102 oscilloscope supported in Windows7 and if it is which Ni-Scope version should I use?
Thanks.

The USB-5102 is not supported under Windows Vista or Window 7 with NI-SCOPE. Although I have not tried this, you may be able to get it to work using NI-DAQmx. The 5102 is essentially an overclocked E-series DAQ board and can be programmed using either NI-SCOPE or NI-DAQ (it is the only scope card that is like this). You may need a 32-bit version of the OS to get it to work.
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