Pickering PCI relay cards and Mux cards

I am using Pickering PCI Relay cards and Mux cards for our checkout. I got the drivers and installed it. But its default is PXI. I am using PCI.and how to program this cards. i can't get any idea for this. If someone knows please help me
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hello sir,
Model no of the pickering cards are 50-115-121/122 and 50-670-021-99/1. these are the cards. In this one is relay card and the other is multiplexer card. I programmed it through the drivers which are they provided in the website "pickeringtest.com". same drivers are provided in the driver cd.
I placed one palette for the initialization. In this resource name is there. By clicking on it one more palette will come,it says PXI::14:: like that. After finishing the programming I run the program. Then one error will show like "It will not work in this resource name" I tried with the link which sir you gave earlier. But it is not working ,same thing it is showing.
Please help me sir
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