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I am using Windows 8, installed Labview 2014 Student Edition, then downloaded NI-DAQmx, however do not have any icons I expected to see in a YouTube video.  My question is, how/where to obtain the respective DAQmx sub-icons?

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What version of DAQmx did you install?  Did you install DAQmx AFTER installing LabVIEW?  Did you reboot your computer?


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I installed DAQ version VDM 2013, and yes, I installed DAQ after installing Labview then rebooted computer.

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There is no such version 2013. I have no idea what VDM is. You should install the latest to get support for LabVIEW 2014 - http://www.ni.com/download/ni-daqmx-14.5.1/5271/en/
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I used the hot link and downloaded the most recent version of DAQmx as suggested, restarted both the computer & Labview, and the "Vision & Motion" shows up s before on my "Functions Pallete" of the "Block Diagram" window, however no icon are present when I select "Vision & Motion". Other thoughts or suggestions?

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I think I am trying to get the correct module to work.  My objective is to convert the pixel RGB values of a camera's image file to CieLab color space coordinates, then obtain the mean, mode, std_dev, and a histogram of the each the three data sets.  I found a link on the NI website indicating the IMAQ Color Processing Pallete has a function (i.e., Vision & Motion ->Color Processing -> ColorHistogram) that may very well do what I'm trying to achieve, but it indicates the NI Vision Development Module is required.

 

Thanks for the input,

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Please note, I have the "Student Edition" and not the "Student Edition Suite".

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The vision functions have absolutely nothing to do with DAQmx.

So VDM stands for Vision Development Module? Why would you install a 2013 version when using 2014 LabVIEW?

Try http://search.ni.com/nisearch/app/main/p/ap/tech/lang/en/pg/1/sn/n8:13,ssnav:ndr/
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Thank you for the assistance with respect to the "Vision and Motion", the link to the lastest version works as you suggested.

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