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NI-DAQmx 9.5 Readme

February 2012

Thank you for using NI-DAQmx, version 9.5. The readme contains the following main sections:

• New features added in NI-DAQmx 9.5
• Important Notice: Microsoft Hotfix for USB DAQ Devices and Windows XP
• Fixed issues
• NI-DAQmx considerations
• Upgrade considerations
• Software support in NI-DAQmx 9.5
• Device support in NI-DAQmx
• System requirements
  

New Features Added in NI-DAQmx 9.5

The following features were added in NI-DAQmx 9.5:

• Support for the NI PXIe-4357 SC Express RTD device and the NI TB-4357 SC Express RTD accessory
• Support for the NI 2833 and NI 2834 SwitchBlock devices
• Support for the NI PXI-2720, NI PXI-2722, NI PXIe-2725, and NI PXIe-2727 modules
• Support for the rosette strain gage measurement type
• Support for Every N Samples events in the .NET Framework 4.0, 3.5, and 2.0
  

Important Notice: Microsoft Hotfix for USB DAQ Devices and Windows XP

If you are using NI-DAQmx with a USB DAQ device on Windows XP, you should install the Microsoft hotfix reported in Microsoft Knowledge Base 969238.

Fixed Issues

The following issues were fixed in NI-DAQmx 9.5:

CAR ID	Summary
317847	NI cDAQ-9191 cannot connect to a network with a hidden SSID
332364	STC-based S Series devices fail to return pretrigger samples using reference triggering in a multidevice task
327912	Crash with NI USB-621x when halting program running counter input task
327852	NI USB-621x occasionally times out when explicitly committing AI task
302559	DAQ Assistant timeouts when doing HW-timed single-point acquisition under 100 Hz
327313	Host PCs that use CompactDAQ can crash after long periods of continuous use
324044	NI USB-621x on-demand AI task returns incorrect data after clearing a buffered AI task
319619	NI cDAQ-9191 chassis in ad-hoc networking configurations may lose reservation state after rebooting host PC
318920	Device reset on the NI 9403 does not set the outputs to default values
284722	CI.Count property does not work for buffered counter input tasks on M Series and TIO devices
310587	NI 449x AI: Unexpected sample rate when using external sync pulse and not specifying reference clock source
311628	Timed loop clocked by NI-DAQmx task hangs after 2^32 clock edges
310793	Slow performance when calling DAQmx Stop() repeatedly in .NET
319957	MAX crash when running MAX Generate Report.vi example code
311245	Timeout Error -200284 when read offset set to greater than 2^31
310399	USB X Series returns Error -50150 when aborting program using on-board regeneration
297836	NI-DAQmx does not support EveryNSamples Event for DI handshaking mode
328423	Cannot set AI.Max and AI.Min to Max Voltage Range on an NI 9225
299889	cDAQ performance decreases for multi-channel software-timed analog output tasks
329485	Plug-in X Series device returns error -200278 when performing multiple reads to complete finite acquisition
321654	NI USB-9162 shows up as an unknown device in Windows 7
326615	NI PXIe-4330 is running error in MAX 5.0.0f1 (R6025 - pure virtual function call )
321904	Scaled units do not persist when importing a task in MAX
320923	Stopping AI tasks on DSA devices which are synchronized to AO as master create unhandled exception in C#
306292	Virtual channel calibration of NI 9233 hangs with certain input range values
321116	"STOP: 0x00000050" error (PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA) in nimxdfk.dll with M Series, X Series, and TIO devices
334608	Error -88700 when trying to do EveryNSampleAcqIntoBuffer for a CI task on NI cDAQ-9188/81/91
338642	X Series self-calibration may falsely return Error -201293 due to incorrect limits

Note  Refer to previous NI-DAQmx readmes, available on ni.com, for issues fixed in earlier versions of NI-DAQmx.

NI-DAQmx Considerations

This section covers known issues and considerations specific to NI-DAQmx.

MAX Import Configuration Failure for C Series Devices

Importing a configuration in MAX generates an error if C Series modules have been removed from a CompactDAQ chassis. To fix the issue, either add the removed modules back into the chassis, or delete the removed modules from MAX and the .ini, .nce, or .txt configuration file.

Microsoft Silverlight Required for NI cDAQ-918x/919x Configuration

The NI cDAQ-918x/919x configuration, both with the NI Web-based configuration and in MAX, requires Microsoft Silverlight. Silverlight is installed with NI-DAQmx and is available from microsoft.com/silverlight. To find out more about using Microsoft Silverlight with NI software, visit Notice Regarding Microsoft Silverlight Installation and Redistribution.

NI cDAQ-918x/919x Works Incorrectly if Path Includes Non-ASCII (Multi-Byte) Characters

The NI cDAQ-918x/919x might not function correctly if NI-DAQmx is installed in a path with non-ASCII (or multi-byte) characters. This issue most commonly affects NI-DAQmx installations on Korean, Japanese, and Chinese versions of Windows. If your NI-DAQmx installation path contains non-ASCII characters, uninstall NI-DAQmx and other NI application development software and then reinstall your software to a path without non-ASCII characters.

Web-Based Configuration for the NI cDAQ-918x/919x Available Only for Windows and Macintosh

Web-based configuration is available for the NI cDAQ-918x/919x by accessing the device in a Microsoft Silverlight-enabled Web browser via its host name or IP address. This support is only accessible from Windows-based or Macintosh-based systems. Refer to the chassis user guide for more information.

Required Firmware Updates for Network DAQ Devices in NI-DAQmx

If you receive Error -201340, you need to update the firmware on your Network DAQ device. Firmware files for Network DAQ devices are named nifw.cfg (for instance, ni9188fw.cfg). You can obtain the version of firmware supported by your version of NI-DAQmx by going to ni.com/info and entering the info code exkpzt. If you installed NI-DAQmx from a DVD, you can also find a compatible version in the Firmware directory on that DVD.

New Error Returned when Loading an Invalid Device Name

In NI-DAQmx 9.3 and later, an invalid device name returns Error –200220, kErrorInvalidDeviceID, instead of Error –200170, kErrorPhysicalChanDoesNotExist. This change has no impact on newly created applications but can affect existing applications if the applications are performing error checking by looking for the specific error number (–200170).

NI USB-4431 Specifications Changes

The NI USB-4431 specifications have changed. The AO offset is specified with a higher level of uncertainty. The analog inputs and outputs also have a higher gain uncertainty than previously specified. In particular, sample rates of less than 40 kHz result in an accuracy drop. The newest version of the NI USB-443x Specifications reflects these changes. A separate document, Notice of Specification Change - USB 4431, details these changes as well.

Aborting Single-Point Reads and Writes in LabVIEW

Single-point reads and writes do not respond to the Abort Execution button in LabVIEW.

Configuring MAX Strain Tasks

MAX strain tasks do not support configuring terminal configurations. By default, the configuration in MAX is differential. For the NI SC-2043-SG, the terminal configuration is NRSE. To avoid configuration issues, use the NI-DAQmx API to create the task.

DAQ Assistant Maximum Channel Count

The maximum number of channels you can have in a task created with the DAQ Assistant is 4096 channels.

NI DAQCard-6715 Analog Output

Hardware-timed single-point mode and hardware-timed nonbuffered mode are nonfunctional. Your application is using hardware-timed nonbuffered mode if you have set up a sample clock and a buffer size of 0, or set up a sample clock, but do not begin writing until after you start the task. All other waveform and static analog output modes work as expected.

NI ENET/WLS-9215 Times Out Unexpectedly

On the NI ENET/WLS-9215, an unexpected timeout can occur in continuous tasks using an external or very slow sample clock. The last sample may not be returned until the next sample clock pulse. To avoid the timeout, increase the timeout time (to allow the next sample clock pulse to occur) or acquire an even number of samples.

NI-DAQmx Events

Not all NI-DAQmx events will fire if the conditions for the event occur more quickly than the system can process.

Samples Not Acquired on NI 660x or NI 6624 Devices

When using pulse width, semi-period or two-edge separation buffered measurements with the NI 660x and NI 6624 on counters 0 and 1, some samples may not be acquired under certain circumstances.

Microsoft Windows 7/Vista and Visual Studio C++, C#, Visual Basic .NET, and ANSI C Examples

Running certain applications on Microsoft Windows 7/Vista requires administrator privileges, because the application name contains keywords such as setup, update, or install. To avoid this problem, you must add an additional manifest to the application that specifies the privileges required to run the application. Some NI-DAQmx ANSI C, Measurement Studio Visual C++, C#, and Visual Basic .NET examples include these keywords. Therefore, some examples for these application development environments include an additional manifest file that you must embed in the example executable.

In ANSI C, Measurement Studio Visual C++ , C#, and Visual Basic .NET, the manifest file is named [ExampleName].exe.manifest, where [ExampleName] is the NI-provided example name. The steps for embedding an example varies depending on the programming language. Refer to the comments included with affected examples for additional information.

Compiling Visual Studio 2005 examples can generate the following warning: manifest authoring warning 81010002: Unrecognized Element "requestedPrivileges" in namespace "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:asm.v3". For more information, refer to the Microsoft Feedback web page. This warning does not affect example execution and can be ignored. This warning happens because of the version of mt.exe that is shipped with Visual Studio 2005. The mt.exe tool embeds the additional manifest in the example executable.

Important: Performing these steps on Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2) may cause your computer to restart when you run the application. Refer to the Microsoft Knowledge Base entry for more information. To avoid a computer restart, build your application using Visual Studio 2005 SP1.

Upgrade Considerations

This section covers changes in NI-DAQmx functionality.

DAQmx Is Read or Write Late Obsoleted

The existing DAQmx Is Read or Write Late function/VI has been obsoleted and no longer has any effect. Applications that must check whether they are maintaining real-time behavior have two options. For the strictest checking, use the Wait for Next Sample Clock function/VI. Refer to your API reference help, such as the LabVIEW Help or the NI-DAQmx C Function Reference Help, for more information on this function/VI. To check only whether the application misses any analog input samples, set the Report Missed Samples property to True on the analog input task. In LabVIEW, the Report Missed Samples property is in the Real Time property node. For more details, National Instruments strongly recommends that you read the document referred to by the Wait for Next Sample Clock function/VI.

Duplicate Count Prevention Defaults

As of NI-DAQmx 7.4, the default setting for the duplicate count prevention attribute/property on M Series and TIO-based counters has been changed. This change affects all input counter operations, with the exception of single-point edge counting and position measurements. Duplicate count prevention is now on by default as long as the following conditions are met:

• The duplicate count prevention attribute/property has not been explicitly set.
• The selected counter timebase source is not set to an internal timebase.
• The prescaler attribute/property has not been set.
• The counter output event has not been configured.
  

To learn more, refer to Duplicate Count Prevention in the NI-DAQmx help.

Existing .NET Project Produces Build Errors

If you are using NI-DAQmx with a .NET language, an existing project can produce build errors from an assembly that is not referenced. To eliminate this error, add a reference to the NationalInstruments.Common assembly to the project.

Multichannel SCXI Convert Clock Default Rate Change in NI-DAQmx 8.5

Starting in NI-DAQmx 8.5, a delay of 20 μs was added to the fastest possible channel conversion rate on an SCXI chassis connected to a 16-bit or 18-bit E or M Series device. If a sample rate is set fast enough to require a convert clock rate greater than the default rate, warning 200011 is generated, informing the user that the accuracy of the measurement might be compromised. However, since this is a warning, the convert clock used is based on the rate needed by the sample clock set by the user (that is, convert clock = sample clock * number of channels).

For SCXI chassis containing a module with track-and-hold circuitry, 10 μs of padding is now added to the fastest possible conversion rate when connected to a 12-bit E Series device.

These changes ensure the most accurate data is being acquired. However, if the effect on the performance due to this change is too great (such as on an RT system using hardware-timed single point in a control loop), then the convert clock rate attribute can be explicitly set, overriding the default rate.

This change affects only multichannel acquisitions.

In versions prior to NI-DAQmx 8.5, only 10 μs of delay was added to the fastest possible channel conversion rate on an SCXI chassis without a track-and-hold module connected to any DAQ device. In these versions of NI-DAQmx, no warning was generated when the sample rate needed a faster convert clock than was chosen by default. When an SCXI chassis with a track-and-hold module was present, the convert clock rate selected was the fastest possible rate that the DAQ device can handle, up to 333 kHz.

NI PCI-6704 and PXI-6704 Current Output Accuracy

NI-DAQmx 8.3 changes the algorithm used to scale the 20 mA current outputs of the NI 6704 to a method that matches the behavior of Traditional NI-DAQ (Legacy). Previous versions of the NI-DAQmx driver use a second method.

The effect of the change is that when NI-DAQmx programs the 6704 to output current, the actual current level of the 6704 is 10 μA higher with NI-DAQmx 8.3 compared to previous versions of NI-DAQmx. The actual current output with NI-DAQmx 8.3 is the same compared to Traditional NI-DAQ (Legacy) drivers. This change has no effect on the voltage outputs of the 6704.

Because of this change, NI recommends that you externally calibrate NI 6704 devices with NI-DAQmx 8.3 (or later) before using devices with the NI-DAQmx 8.3 (or later) driver. NI 6704 devices that ship with NI-DAQmx 8.3 have already been calibrated with NI-DAQmx 8.3. For other NI 6704 devices, refer to the manual calibration procedure available at ni.com/calibration.

USB-9xxx Devices

Unplug your USB-9xxx and plug it back in or power the USB device down and up after upgrading NI-DAQmx. If the USB-9xxx is connected to a USB hub, make sure to disconnect the USB-9xxx from the hub, not the hub from the computer. Disconnecting power from the USB device causes installed devices to load the correct version of the firmware.

Virtual TEDS Data for the USB-9233/9237

If you connect hardware TEDS to USB-9233/9237 channels configured with virtual TEDS, the virtual TEDS will be replaced with hardware TEDS data after upgrading to NI-DAQmx 8.6 or later.

Software Support in NI-DAQmx 9.5Operating System Support

The following operating systems are supported in NI-DAQmx 9.5:

• Windows 7 (32-bit and 64-bit)
• Windows Vista Business edition (32-bit and 64-bit)
• Windows XP, Service Pack 2 or greater
• Windows Server 2003 R2 (32-bit)
• Windows Server 2008 R2 (64-bit)
  

For OS-specific device support information, refer to ni.com/support/daq/versions.

Note  Support for Windows Server 2003 R2 may require disabling physical address extensions (PAE). To learn how this might affect your use of Windows Server 2003 and what actions you might have to take, visit ni.com/info and enter the info code PAESupport.

Caution  If you plan to perform an upgrade of your system from a prior version of Microsoft Windows to Microsoft Windows Vista, you are required to uninstall all National Instruments software prior to performing the upgrade. After the upgrade has been completed, you can reinstall your National Instruments software.

NI-DAQmx 9.5 supports Phar Lap only with the LabVIEW Real-Time Module 8.6 and later.

Windows 2000 users must use NI-DAQmx 9.1.1 or earlier.

To find and download an earlier version of NI-DAQmx that supports other operating systems, refer to ni.com/downloads.

NI-DAQmx does not support guest accounts on Windows 7/Vista/XP. You must log into an administrative or user account to use NI-DAQmx on these OSes.

NI Application Software Support

The following table lists the NI application software versions supported by NI-DAQmx. If you are not using NI application software, refer to Microsoft Visual Studio Support.

In NI-DAQmx 8.6 and prior, when you add the DAQ Component as a new item to your Visual Studio 2005 project, the DAQ Component is located in the Measurement Studio folder and the Visual Basic Items or Visual C# Project Items folders. In NI-DAQmx 8.7 and later, the DAQ Component is located only in the Visual Basic Items or Visual C# Project Items folder and named NI-DAQ Component.

NI Application Software	Versions Supported by NI-DAQmx and the DAQ Assistant
LabVIEW	8.6.x and later (including 2009 and later)
LabVIEW Real-Time Module	8.6.x and later (including 2009 and later)
LabWindows/CVI	8.5 and later (including 2009 and later)
LabWindows/CVI Real-Time Module	8.5 and later (including 2009 and later)
Measurement Studio	8.5 and later (including 2009 and later)
LabVIEW SignalExpress	2.5 and later (including 2009 and later)

Measurement Studio Examples

The directories that the Measurement Studio examples install to depends on which component is installed, the version of Visual Studio or the .NET Framework the example supports, the version of Measurement Studio installed, and the operating system. For detailed information on examples for Measurement Studio, refer to Where To Find Examples in the NI Measurement Studio Help.

Microsoft Visual Studio Support

The following table lists the programming languages and Microsoft Visual Studio versions supported by NI-DAQmx.

Programming Language	Visual Studio Versions Supported by NI-DAQmx
ANSI C	2003, 2005, 2008, and 2010
Visual C++ MFC1	20052 and 20083
.NET Framework 2.0 Languages (C# and Visual Basic.NET)	2005
.NET Framework 3.5 Languages (C# and Visual Basic.NET)	2008
.NET Framework 4.0 Languages (C# and Visual Basic.NET)	20104
Visual Basic 61	6
1 NI-DAQmx includes limited support for Visual Basic 6 and Visual Studio C++ MFC. For more information, visit ni.com/info and enter the info code daqmxvstudio.
2 Requires Measurement Studio 8.0.1 — Measurement Studio 2009
3 Requires Measurement Studio 8.6 — Measurement Studio 2009
4 With Windows XP, Service Pack 2 or later is required

Earlier versions of NI-DAQmx support other application software and language versions. To find and download an earlier version of a driver, refer to ni.com/downloads.

If you are using the DAQmx .NET Library, the .NET 2.0 Framework, .NET 3.5 Framework, or .NET 4.0 Framework is required.

NI-DAQmx 9.2 is the last release that includes full feature support for Visual C++ MFC 2005 and 2008.

If you are using the .NET Framework 1.1 or Visual C++ MFC 2003, you must use NI-DAQmx 9.1.5 or earlier. For more information on NI-DAQmx support for .NET Framework 1.1 or Visual C++ MFC 2003, including considerations for users upgrading from NI-DAQmx 9.1.5 or earlier, visit ni.com/info and enter the info code ex6rzd.

Device Support in NI-DAQmx

The following lists detail the devices supported in NI-DAQmx. Device support is divided into the following categories:

• Devices supported in NI-DAQmx
• Devices Not Supported in NI-DAQmx on Windows 7/Vista
  

For OS-specific device support information, refer to ni.com/support/daq/versions.

For MXI-3 and MXI-4 OS-specific support information, refer to ni.com/kb and search for KnowledgeBase entry 45MA9LF7.

Devices Supported in NI-DAQmx

The following lists detail the devices supported in NI-DAQmx. Device support is divided into the following categories:

Note  In the device support tables that follow, a ✓ indicates that the device is supported, a blank cell indicates that the device either does not exist or is not supported in NI-DAQmx, and an X indicates that the device is no longer supported in NI-DAQmx.

• X Series DAQ
• M Series DAQ
• E Series DAQ
• S Series DAQ
• SC Express
• C Series, Network DAQ, and USB DAQ
• CompactDAQ Chassis
• AO Series
• Digital I/O
• TIO Series
• Dynamic Signal Acquisition
• SC Series DAQ
• Switches
• SCXI Chassis
• SCXI Modules
• TEDS Interface
• Academic Devices
• Legacy DAQ Devices
• Low-Cost USB Devices
  

For OS-specific device support information, refer to ni.com/support/daq/versions.

For MXI-3 and MXI-4 OS-specific support information, refer to ni.com/kb and search for KnowledgeBase entry 45MA9LF7.

X Series DAQ

The following X Series DAQ devices are supported:

Device	PCIe	PXIe	USB
NI 6320	✓
NI 6321	✓
NI 6323	✓
NI 6341	✓	✓	✓
NI 6343	✓		✓
NI 6351	✓		✓
NI 6353	✓		✓
NI 6356		✓	✓
NI 6358		✓
NI 6361	✓	✓	✓
NI 6363	✓	✓	✓
NI 6366		✓	✓
NI 6368		✓
NI 6376		✓
NI 6378		✓

M Series DAQ

The following M Series DAQ devices are supported:

Device	PCI	PCIe	PXI	PXIe	USB
NI 6210/11/12/15/16/18					✓
NI 6220	✓		✓
NI 6221	✓		✓		✓
NI 6224	✓		✓
NI 6225	✓		✓		✓
NI 6229	✓		✓		✓
NI 6230/32/33/36/38/39	✓		✓
NI 6250	✓		✓
NI 6251	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓
NI 6254	✓		✓
NI 6255	✓		✓		✓
NI 6259	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓
NI 6280	✓		✓
NI 6281	✓		✓		✓
NI 6284	✓		✓
NI 6289	✓		✓		✓

E Series DAQ

The following E Series DAQ devices are supported.

Device	PCMCIA	PCI	PXI
NI 6023E		✓
NI 6024E	✓	✓
NI 6025E		✓	✓
NI 6030E			✓
NI 6031E		✓	✓
NI 6032E/33E/34E/35E		✓
NI 6036E	✓	✓
NI 6040E			✓
NI 6052E		✓	✓
NI 6062E	✓
NI 6070E			✓
NI 6071E		✓	✓
NI PCI-MIO-16E-1		✓
NI PCI-MIO-16E-4		✓
NI PCI-MIO-16XE-10	X	✓
NI PCI-MIO-16XE-50	X	✓

S Series DAQ

The following S Series DAQ devices are supported:

Device	PCI	PXI	PXIe
NI 6110	✓
NI 6111	✓
NI 6115	✓	✓
NI 6120	✓	✓
NI 6122	✓	✓
NI 6123	✓	✓
NI 6124			✓
NI 6132	✓	✓
NI 6133	✓	✓
NI 6143	✓	✓
NI 6154	✓

SC Express

The following SC Express devices are supported:

Device	PXIe
NI 4300	✓
NI 4330	✓
NI 4331	✓
NI 4353	✓
NI 4357	✓

C Series, Network DAQ, and USB DAQ

The following C Series, Network DAQ, and USB DAQ devices are supported:

Device	CompactDAQ Chassis1	Legacy Chassis and Carriers
		NI ENET/WLS-9163	NI USB-9162	NI cDAQ-9172
NI 9201	✓		✓	✓
NI 9203	✓			✓
NI 9205	✓	✓		✓
NI 9206	✓	✓		✓
NI 9207	✓			✓
NI 9208	✓			✓
NI 92112	✓	✓	✓	✓
NI 9213	✓	✓	✓	✓
NI 9214	✓
NI 92152	✓	✓	✓	✓
NI 9217	✓			✓
NI 9219	✓	✓	✓	✓
NI 9221	✓		✓	✓
NI 9222	✓
NI 9223	✓
NI 9225	✓			✓
NI 9227	✓			✓
NI 9229	✓		✓	✓
NI 9232	✓
NI 9233	✓		✓	✓
NI 9234	✓	✓	✓	✓
NI 9235	✓			✓
NI 9236	✓			✓
NI 9237	✓	✓	✓	✓
NI 9237 (DSUB)	✓			✓
NI 9239	✓		✓	✓
NI 9263	✓		✓	✓
NI 9264	✓		✓	✓
NI 9265	✓		✓	✓
NI 9269	✓			✓
NI 9375	✓
NI 9401	✓			✓
NI 9402	✓			✓
NI 9403	✓			✓
NI 9411	✓			✓
NI 9421	✓	✓	✓	✓
NI 9422	✓			✓
NI 9423	✓			✓
NI 9425	✓			✓
NI 9426	✓			✓
NI 9435	✓			✓
NI 9472	✓	✓	✓	✓
NI 9474	✓			✓
NI 9475	✓			✓
NI 9476	✓			✓
NI 9477	✓			✓
NI 9478	✓			✓
NI 9481	✓	✓	✓	✓
NI 9485	✓			✓
1Does not include the NI cDAQ-9172.
2The NI USB-9211A and NI USB-9215A (C Series modules with a bundled NI USB-9162) are supported in NI-DAQmx. The NI USB-9211 and NI USB-9215 (C Series modules with a bundled NI USB-9161) are not supported in NI-DAQmx.

CompactDAQ Chassis

The following CompactDAQ chassis are supported:

CompactDAQ Chassis	Ethernet	USB	Wireless
NI cDAQ-9171		✓
NI cDAQ-9172		✓
NI cDAQ-9174		✓
NI cDAQ-9178		✓
NI cDAQ-9181	✓
NI cDAQ-9188	✓
NI cDAQ-9191	✓		✓

AO Series

The following AO Series devices are supported:

Device	DAQCard	PCI	PXI
NI 6703		✓
NI 6704		✓	✓
NI 6711		✓	✓
NI 6713		✓	✓
NI 6715	✓
NI 6722		✓	✓
NI 6723		✓	✓
NI 6731		✓
NI 6733		✓	✓

Digital I/O

The following digital I/O devices are supported.

Device	DAQCard	PCI	PCIe	PXI	PXIe	USB
NI 65011						✓
NI 6503		✓
NI 6508				✓
NI 6509		✓	✓	✓		✓
NI 6510		✓
NI 6511		✓		✓
NI 6512		✓		✓
NI 6513		✓		✓
NI 6514		✓		✓
NI 6515		✓		✓
NI 6516		✓
NI 6517		✓
NI 6518		✓
NI 6519		✓
NI 6520		✓		✓
NI 6521		✓		✓
NI 6525						✓
NI 6527		✓		✓
NI 6528		✓		✓
NI 6529				✓
NI 6533	X	✓		✓
NI 6534		✓		✓
NI 6535			✓		✓
NI 6536			✓		✓
NI 6537			✓		✓
NI DIO-24	✓
NI DIO-32HS		✓
NI DIO-96		✓
1Does not have NI-DAQmx simulated device capability.

TIO Series

The following TIO series devices are supported:

Device	PCI	PXI
NI 6601	✓
NI 6602	✓	✓
NI 6608		✓
NI 6624	✓	✓

Dynamic Signal Acquisition (DSA)

The following DSA devices are supported:

Device	PCI	PXI	PXIe	USB
NI 4431				✓
NI 4432				✓
NI 4461	✓	✓
NI 4462	✓	✓
NI 4472/B	✓	✓
NI 4474	✓
NI 4492			✓
NI 4495		✓
NI 4496		✓	✓
NI 4497			✓
NI 4498		✓	✓
NI 4499			✓

SC Series DAQ

The following SC Series DAQ devices are supported:

Device	PXI
NI 4200	✓
NI 4204	✓
NI 4220	✓
NI 4224	✓

Switches

The following switches are supported:

Device	PCI	PXI	PXIe
NI 4021	✓	✓
NI 2501		✓
NI 2503		✓
NI 2510		✓
NI 2512		✓	✓
NI 2514		✓	✓
NI 2515		✓	✓
NI 2527		✓	✓
NI 2529		✓	✓
NI 2530		✓
NI 2531		✓	✓
NI 2532		✓	✓
NI 2533		✓
NI 2534		✓
NI 2535		✓
NI 2536		✓
NI 2543		✓	✓
NI 2545		✓
NI 2546		✓
NI 2547		✓
NI 2548		✓
NI 2549		✓
NI 2554		✓
NI 2555		✓
NI 2556		✓
NI 2557		✓
NI 2558		✓
NI 2559		✓
NI 2564		✓
NI 2565		✓
NI 2566		✓
NI 2567		✓
NI 2568		✓
NI 2569		✓	✓
NI 2570		✓
NI 2571		✓
NI 2575		✓	✓
NI 2576		✓
NI 2584		✓
NI 2585		✓
NI 2586		✓
NI 2590		✓
NI 2591		✓
NI 2593		✓	✓
NI 2594		✓
NI 2595		✓
NI 2596		✓
NI 2597		✓
NI 2598		✓
NI 2599		✓
NI 2720		✓
NI 2722		✓
NI 2725			✓
NI 2727			✓
NI 2800		✓
NI 2810		✓
NI 2811		✓
NI 2812		✓
NI 2813		✓
NI 2814		✓
NI 2815		✓
NI 2816		✓
NI 2817		✓
NI 2833		✓
NI 2834		✓

SCXI Chassis

The following SCXI Chassis are supported:

• NI PXI-1010
• NI PXI-1011
• NI PXI-1050
• NI PXI-1052
• NI SCXI-1000/DC
• NI SCXI-1001
  

SCXI Modules

The following SCXI modules are supported:

• NI SCXI-1100
• NI SCXI-1102
• NI SCXI-1102B/C
• NI SCXI-1104/C
• NI SCXI-1112
• NI SCXI-1120/D
• NI SCXI-1121
• NI SCXI-1122
• NI SCXI-1124
• NI SCXI-1125
• NI SCXI-1126
• NI SCXI-1127
• NI SCXI-1128
• NI SCXI-1129
• NI SCXI-1130
• NI SCXI-1140
• NI SCXI-1141
• NI SCXI-1142
• NI SCXI-1143
• NI SCXI-1160
• NI SCXI-1161
• NI SCXI-1162
• NI SCXI-1162HV
• NI SCXI-1163
• NI SCXI-1163R
• NI SCXI-1166
• NI SCXI-1167
• NI SCXI-1169
• NI SCXI-1175
• NI SCXI-1190
• NI SCXI-1191
• NI SCXI-1192
• NI SCXI-1193
• NI SCXI-1194
• NI SCXI-1195
• NI SCXI-1314T
• NI SCXI-1502
• NI SCXI-1503
• NI SCXI-1520
• NI SCXI-1521/B
• NI SCXI-1530
• NI SCXI-1531
• NI SCXI-1540
• NI SCXI-1581
  

TEDS Interface

The following TEDS devices are supported:

• NI SC-2350
• NI BNC-2096
• NI SCXI-1314T
  

Academic Devices

The following academic devices are supported:

• NI ELVIS II
• NI ELVIS II+
• NI myDAQ
  

Legacy DAQ Devices

The following legacy DAQ devices are supported. These do not have NI-DAQmx simulated device capability:

Device	DAQ Pad	PCI	USB
NI DAQPad-6015	✓
NI DAQPad-6016	✓
NI PCI-6010		✓
NI PCI-6013		✓
NI PCI-6014		✓
SensorDAQ			✓

Low-Cost USB

The following low-cost USB devices are supported. These do not have NI-DAQmx simulated device capability:

Device	USB
NI 6008	✓
NI 6009	✓
NI TC01	✓

Devices Not Supported in NI-DAQmx on Windows 7/Vista

The following devices are not supported in NI-DAQmx on Windows 7/Vista (32-bit and 64-bit versions):

• NI DAQPad-6015 for USB
• NI DAQPad-6015 for USB (BNC)
• NI DAQPad-6015 for USB (Mass Termination)
• NI DAQPad-6016 for USB
  

The following devices are supported in NI-DAQmx on the 32-bit versions of Windows 7/Vista. They are not supported on the 64-bit versions of Windows 7/Vista:

• NI DAQCard-6024E 200 kS/s, 12-bit, 16 analog input channel, two analog output channel, 8 digital I/O line, two counter/timer device
• NI DAQCard-6036E 200 kS/s, 16-bit, 16 analog input channel, two analog output channel, 8 digital I/O line, two counter/timer device
• NI DAQCard-6062E 500 kS/s, 12-bit, 16 analog input channel device
• NI DAQCard-6715 for PCMCIA 1 MS/s 12-bit analog output device
• NI DAQCard-DIO-24 for PCMCIA 24-channel 5V/TTL/CMOS digital I/O device
• NI SCXI-1600 USB module
  

System Requirements

System Use	RAM	Processor
Development	1 GB	Pentium IV or later
Deployment	256 MB	Pentium III/Celeron 600 MHz or Equivalent

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