LabVIEW
Software Simulator to test machine code
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Hi Moga,
Why USB ? Because I have a spare USB-6212 board which I can use in place of the actual DAQ Board on machine - of course I already have a selector called DEMO/ACTUAL to invoke the correct interface. So in this arrangement I can of course use the USB without issues.
Why don't you say so right in the beginning? Just drawing a "USB to USB" connection between two computers is complety different to "having an external USBDAQ device connected to the first computer"!!!
All you need to do is to create a switch in your program to allow a different DAQ device - as you seem to already have included.
So what's the problem then?
@GerdW wrote:
Hi Moga,
Why USB ? Because I have a spare USB-6212 board which I can use in place of the actual DAQ Board on machine - of course I already have a selector called DEMO/ACTUAL to invoke the correct interface. So in this arrangement I can of course use the USB without issues.
Why don't you say so right in the beginning? Just drawing a "USB to USB" connection between two computers is complety different to "having an external USBDAQ device connected to the first computer"!!!
All you need to do is to create a switch in your program to allow a different DAQ device - as you seem to already have included.
So what's the problem then?
Really no problem if I decide to share variables over a LAN network... Just that I never thought in these lines. I now will have to read all about using Shared Variables. ( may that is the problem 
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