10-18-2022 10:56 AM
I recently had to get my computer re-imaged. An older project that I had worked on requires some VI's that appear to be part of some FlexRio driver according to this page... I have installed the FlexRIO (ni-flexrio_22.8.0.49311-0+f159_offline) driver, FPGA, and RT. Still, I am unable to locate these VIs.
Does anyone know what driver or package I need for these? I remember the icons looked exactly the same as the ones in the documentation, so I am pretty sure they belong to some package or driver, and weren't developed by me or one of my coworkers.
Thank you
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10-19-2022 03:47 PM
@TheWolfmansBrother wrote:
I recently had to get my computer re-imaged. An older project that I had worked on requires some VI's that appear to be part of some FlexRio driver according to this page... I have installed the FlexRIO (ni-flexrio_22.8.0.49311-0+f159_offline) driver, FPGA, and RT. Still, I am unable to locate these VIs.
Does anyone know what driver or package I need for these? I remember the icons looked exactly the same as the ones in the documentation, so I am pretty sure they belong to some package or driver, and weren't developed by me or one of my coworkers.
Thank you
The document page you linked specifically says that the FlexRIO library package "contains several low-level elements, such as edge detectors..."
So, you say you have installed "ni-flexrio_22.8.0.." and then you show your directory tree of "LabVIEW 2020" That would be my first guess. IE incompatible driver version for you LV version.
10-24-2022 08:44 AM
So, I went ahead and installed the 20.7 FlexRIO driver. It installed the basic elements I had been looking for, thanks.
In my defense I will add that the 22 driver is compatible with LV2020, so I figured I would install the latest and greatest. Also, during the install I selected something like 'Add LV RT support.. blah blah..' and hadn't when I did the 22 install, so that may have also been what i was missing.
05-22-2024 07:53 PM
Where are these libraries? I can't find them either.