Xdk_plsql _9_0_2_0_0.tar

Hi all,
I would like to get the xdk_plsql _9_0_2_0_0.tar or xdk_plsql _9_0_2_0_0.Btar from OTN. I could not able to find the link. Please let me know where I can find the link.
Thanks
Sridhar

I have found the link.

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    We calibrate the force plate through labview and input our new equation into our scaling and mapping box which sets the signal to zero (or near zero) and the change in newtons (force reading) is accurate but when the application is closed and reopened the signal does not always start at zero (-400 to +1200 N), while the change in newtons is still accurate. I am NO engineer, I have Forest Gumped my way into getting some nice working VIs but I can't seem to find this function.
    Thank you very much for your time.

    Maybe that is the limitation of Acquire Input Data.vi.The vi can't identify the Unformal key.
    You can try to use Event structure and set to listen "key down" event.
    There are two terminals VKey, ScanCode will sent out the information when you press key.
    There are two pictures in attached file, 2.jpg will show you the detail.
    Good luck.
    Attachments:
    SpecialKey.zip ‏17 KB

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