@Saridar wrote:
Hello there.
I gave up on that. That was waist of time. I got a card from NI.
Good luck,
Another prime example of the difference between "Cost" and "Price!" It constantly amazes me that organizations spend hours looking for alternative hardware that is marginally less in price (Often requiring meetings that waste more in manhours than the price difference) Then, they "Save the company money" buying capital that has no product support and may not even work on the target OS "Costing" the integrater's time to the tune of several tens of $ for each $ "Saved" by buying the "Cheaper" solution.
"Should be" isn't "Is" -Jay
