Remotely controlling a NI motion card

Hi all.
Due to specific hardware incompatibility, I would like to use a
Pentium3 as a host for my instrumentation, and a Pentium4 which
connects remotely (on the same LAN) to this P3 and controls the
instrumentation.
The instrumentation is a pci NI 7334 card and other not-NI hardware.
Now I'm trying to do this by using th P3 as a realtime target (as
mentioned here
http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/websearch/CB3434DA94466DD286256E9E006BB775?OpenDocument),
but I was wondering:
- if it's the best solution,
-if the RT allows me to control other not-NI hardware launching other
server programs,
-and if there's something like the Remote Device Access (RDA) also for
the NI motion cards.
thanks.
Daniele Bailo

There is no NI-Motion 6.9.3. It looks like you have only installed NI-DAQ but this driver supports only data acquisiton devices but no motion controllers. You will need to download and install NI-Motion (latest version is 7.0). I have just tried downloading the driver and it works fine. If there is a problem with the download please contact your network administrator.
Best regards,
Jochen Klier
National Instruments Germany

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