Is it possible to get 2-ch signals from TDS2012 oscilloscope at the same time with LabVIEW "7.0"?

[damul]

Hi, everyone.

I've been trying to get the signals from 2-ch of Tektronix TDS2012 oscilloscope at the same time using IVI connection with LabVIEW "7.0"

I've already searched this developer zone for the answer.

I've tried the famous example: "IviScope - Acq Dual Wfm Edge Triggered.vi"

and it gave me the error message like:

Error -1074110451 occurred at IviScope Initialize With Options.vi

Possible reason(s):
Driver Status:  (Hex 0xBFFA600D) Primary Error: (Hex 0xBFFA600D) The Config Server module is not present on the system.

I think I've installed all~ the required softwares for IVI. For example, ICP 2.2, IVI engine 2.0.46, and tktds1k2k ivi (instrument driver for tds2012, in fact this one is for LabVIEW "7.1"... :-P)

TDS2012 and my computer is connected through HPIB(GPIB) and it is shown on the MAX (a GPIB instrument as well as an IVI hardware asset)

I've tried GPIB connection but it gives me asynchronous signals...

Is it possible to get 2 signals at the same time with LabVIEW 7.0(not 7.1 or higher) by any means?

What in the earth is the "Config Server" in this case?

I don't need to sticking to IVI and any method to achieve my goal will be welcome.

Could anyone give me the hint for this problem, plz?

[Dennis_Knutson]

I think your problem is that the instrument specific driver is version 7.1 and you are using the class driver with 7.0. You can create your own 7.0 driver by downloading the LabWindows driver and using the Import CVI Instrument Driver under the Tools>Instrumentation menu.

Since you don't seem to have a good reason to use IVI, why don't you try the native LabVIEW driver at http://sine.ni.com/apps/utf8/niid_web_display.download_page?p_id_guid=E3B19B3E9139659CE034080020E748.... I believe you have all of the functions to setup each channel and then when you trigger the scope, both channels will be captured. You would then transfer each waveform separately. The data is always read sequentially but that's not important as long as both channels are triggered at the same time.