crile

Apparently installing a new version of the WaveFormsSDK overwrites existing versions - is that correct? So the path to the installed SDK files is always [C]:\Program Files (x86)\Digilent\WaveFormsSDK ?

Thanks, Reddish - that is an impressive package. However, I am committed to .NET and need .cs code :).

Excellent. Not sure where I got the version I was using, but things look much better in the newest download.

I have been posting in Test and Measurement - is this a better fit for SDK questions?

FYI anyone using Dwf.cs - DllImport declaration around line 1161 s/b "FDwfEnumDeviceName" not "FDwfEnumUserName" Dunno if anyone uses that - but just in case...

So should we avoid using it?

Looking through the dwfcmd.cpp code, I see it is using typedef BYTE STS, which is marked as DEPRECATED in Dwf.cs. Please advise. Thanks, Crile

Ah. rgd= really great data? Thanks for answering these primitive inquiries, but I am a long-time business UI developer just now jumping into a wavy world. Your patience and help is much appreciated!

I am not familiar with the prefixes... not a Python guy... for example what is rgdXXX as in rgdSamples? thanks

Can someone please point me to a sample custom waveform file such as the "file2.csv" referenced in .../dwfcmd/analoginoutcustom.txt

What is the WaveFormSDK way of creating the digital version of a wave and sending it out the wire?

Thanks. That was it - I did not know that the call to xxxIsOpened must be preceded by Enumerate. Would be nice if that wasn't necessary :).

FDwfEnumDeviceIsOpened returns true even after explicitly calling FDwfDeviceClose. Is FDwfDeviceClose supposed to close the device, or just invalidate the handle? If it does not close the device, what does? Thanks, Crile

Can anyone recommend C# resources for use with the WaveForms SDK?