I am trying to write a LabVIEW routine that will set up and read the temeprature from the USB-2001-TC with a K-type thermocouple.
I have downloaded all the software from MCCDaqCD. The device works with the DAQami software and is recognised when I load the InstaCal software.
I have also downloaded all (I think) of the LabVIEW subVIs into a folder:
Create Channel
CreateWfm
Ctls
Miscellaneous
Read
Task
Timing
Trigger
Write
+ ULx_LV.dll
which if I've understood correctly should be enough to write a simple program to read the temperature from the thermocouple.
However, when I try to use the Create Channel subVI, it asks me for a physical channel input but there is no option to select the device.
I've also downloaded the LabVIEW routine titled 'USB-2001-TC_DAQFlex Example.vi' which a) doesn't not use the same subVIs I've listed above and b) won't run without DAQFlex.dll which I can't find anywhere in the downloaded material.
Any assistance in writing a simple LabVIEW routine to read the temperature would be appreciated.
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Hugh
I am trying to write a LabVIEW routine that will set up and read the temeprature from the USB-2001-TC with a K-type thermocouple.
I have downloaded all the software from MCCDaqCD. The device works with the DAQami software and is recognised when I load the InstaCal software.
I have also downloaded all (I think) of the LabVIEW subVIs into a folder:
Create Channel
CreateWfm
Ctls
Miscellaneous
Read
Task
Timing
Trigger
Write
+ ULx_LV.dll
which if I've understood correctly should be enough to write a simple program to read the temperature from the thermocouple.
However, when I try to use the Create Channel subVI, it asks me for a physical channel input but there is no option to select the device.
I've also downloaded the LabVIEW routine titled 'USB-2001-TC_DAQFlex Example.vi' which a) doesn't not use the same subVIs I've listed above and b) won't run without DAQFlex.dll which I can't find anywhere in the downloaded material.
Any assistance in writing a simple LabVIEW routine to read the temperature would be appreciated.
Thanks.
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