I am developing an application using VB.NET and Measurement Studio. I built the installer using the Measurement Studio Installer Builder, but when I run the application, I see the attached error.
I may have misunderstood the license. DO I need a separate license for each installation of the executable that I want to have? Or is it covered by my development license and I built it wrong?
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When will NI start supporting Microsoft's new '.net core 3.0' ?
(not specifically Measurement Studio, but the whole range of features: DAQmx, NI-VISA, etc.)
Trying to reference the existing .net Framework 2.0/4.0 libraries does not work, it gives BadImageFormatException at runtime. (Although this could be possible if the libraries were more compliant - link)
Microsoft is more and more moving towards the .net core implementation... when will National Instruments follow?
Can any one tell me the advantages or disadvantages of using F# with Measurement Studio?
Thanks,
I have been programing with Visual Basic and Measurement Studio for some time now. I wrote a program specifically for acoustic measurements that does what I need for my business.The work was done using VB-2008. I had both VB and MS on two different machines so I never really had to make a published version of my program and install it on another machine. Now those two machines are failing and I am struggling with a solution to porting the programs over to Windows 10. I thought I would try one of 3 options to get one that worked to run the program on Windows 10.
Option 1: publish from VB-2008 on a Windows 7 computer. I tried that and get the normal general installation screens but the program does not run on Windows 10
Option 2: Compile the VB-2008 program in VB-2017 on a Windows 10 computer. I thought I could just load the program into VB-2017 and it would update but it shows me a message saying that was not possible and must be rewritten!
Option 3: Write the program in VB-2017 using copy and paste for the transfer. This means I would need the same forms and same controls. I have a trial version of MS to see if I could get a simple program to run. If I can, then I would do the grunt work of re-entering code. So, I put a simple button on a form that changed the color of the button. I published that and ran it on another Windows 10 machine and it worked. Next I put a MS LED on the form and changed its color in a similar way. It works in VB-2017 on the source machine but the published version in Windows 10 on another machine does not show the LED. So I put other MS controls and elements like a graph and a slider and a thermometer. They showed up, but the LED did not. I figured a .dll was missing, but NationalInstruments.UI.WindowsForms.dll seems to be the right one and it is deployed. I know there is and LED as part of NationalInstruments.Controls.dll, but I can't use both without a conflict.
Can anyone give me some help on this???
I am using VS2019 and Measurement Studio 2019,
I want to create a VS Setup project that installs SVE. This is not possible by XCOPY.
Hello,
Apologies if this is the wrong place for my question.
I'm interested in using the TDM C DLL for reading and writing TDMS files in a commercial application. My question is twofold:
1. What are the restrictions for including the DLL in commercial product, if any?
2. Are there any examples of including the DLL in a C# project?
Any help is greatly appreciated 
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Visual Studio 2015 C#
I'm trying to create a first VS project using Measurement Studio for a Keysight U3606B DMM. I downloaded the driver and followed the instructions to create the instrumment driver file which I named KeysightInstrDriver.cs. When I try to run the initialize function I get a DllNotFoundException. It is looking for
[DllImport("agu3606ni_32.dll", EntryPoint = "agu3606ni_Initialize", CallingConvention = CallingConvention.StdCall)]
The instructions for measurement studio said to use the agu3606nni.fp file which I do. I thought that somehow brings in the .dll because I do not find the agu3606ni_32.dll anywhere in the folder for the agu3606ni downloaded driver files.
Any help with solving this is appreciated.
When I run a inputTask,appera some errors like below.
Measurement device cannot acquire data from the sensor in its current configuration. The voltage output range of your sensor does not overlap with the voltage input range of your measurement device.
If your measurement device supports different gains or input ranges, try using a lower gain or a wider input range. If the device has a fixed gain/range, you might need to change sensor attribute settings such as Excitation Value or use a measurement device that supports a wider voltage input range.
Device: cDAQ1Mod1
Task Name: inputTask
Status Code: -200357
Do you has been meet these,how to deal them？
HI:
I use the visa32.dll development tool
Declare Function viOpenDefaultRM Lib "VISA32.DLL" (ByRef sesn As Integer) As Integer
Declare Function viGetDefaultRM Lib "VISA32.DLL" Alias "#128" (ByRef sesn As Integer) As Integer
I find that if I use the "Keysight" driver. I can control the "GPIB0::20::INSTR" address of the instrument. But I use the "NI" driver. I will not be able to control the "GPIB0::20::INSTR" address of the instrument.
Why is this?
Are two visa32.dlls different?
I find the sizes of two visa32.dlls are different.
Hello,
Measurement Studio 2015 supports Visual Studio 2013 Community Edition. Is this still valid for 2019:
Does Measurement Studio 2019 support Visual Studio 2019 Community Edition?
thanks
Teodor
Hi, Are there somewhere Measurement Studio 2019 related merge modules for WiX setup projects?
Our current setup project is based on a WiX example which was delivered with previous Measurement Studio installations.. or must we change to the Measurement Studio Installer Builder?
BR, Ilkka
Visual Studio 2017
Loading older project file
All ok except the references say it cannot find NationalInstruments.Common.DLL version 8.6.35.131.
I have all the dll's from the older project and it loads all the rest fine
NationalInstruments.Common.DLL version 8.6.35.131 - System cannot find....
NationalInstruments.UI.DLL version 8.6.35.189 - OK
NationalInstruments.UI.Styles3D.DLL version 8.6.35.189 - OK
NationalInstruments.UI.WindowsForms.DLL version 8.6.35.189 - OK
How to get the correct DLL !
This is holding the whole project up..
Cheers
Hi,
I removed all old NI SW and started from a clean table by installing the new MS 2019.
Everything works until I noticed, that NationalInstruments.Net.dll assembly is missing. Do I need to install MS Studio 2015 back or is there a way to fix this..?
BR,
Ilkka
Hello,
I have been using Visual Basic 2008 with Measurement Studio since 2008. Over the years I have developed what for me was a complicated program to measure the audio frequency response of microphones and speakers. It is called DFR. I used two computers for the development work. One used Windows XP and the other Windows 7.
While my program worked quite well on both computers, I was never able to publish it to another machine. I was able to transfer simple Visual Basic 2008 programs, but I was not able to publish any programs involving Measurement Studio up to version 2013 (the highest version I had). Since they were the two computers I used, it was not really an issue. However, over time, both computers have aged, and the newer machine has failed twice. Windows no longer supports XP machines and at the end of the year, Windows 7 will no longer be supported.
It is extremely important that I be able to transfer the DFR program to a new machine!
I considered several approaches. The first was to fix the problem with publishing a program using Visual Basic 2008 and Measurement Studio 2013 on one of the old computers. That has not been successful at all as the publish process appears to work but no program runs.
The second approach was to upgrade both my version of Visual Basic and Measurement Studio on a new computer and then compile the old program on the new machine. I now have Visual Studio 2017 on my new computer. I have also installed the evaluation version of Measurement Studio 2019 on the same computer. When I tried to update the DFR program, I received an error message that the program could not compile. Ultimately the problem was traced to the use of an MS LED on the program.
My third approach would be to completely rewrite the program on the new computer. Just to be sure this was possible, I tried to compile and publish a very simple program using both VB 2017 and MS 2019. It has a button and an LED and is called Red_Green. The button changes the color of the LED. The program works on the new computer with VB 2017 and MS 2019 installed, but when I publish it to a another Windows 10 computer, the publish process appears to work, and the starting Windows form appears with the button on it, but the LED is nowhere to be found. This appears to be a basic problem. I tried other MS instruments on a slightly more complex version of the simple program, and the other instruments did appear.
Should I be able to update a VB 2008 with MS 2013 program in VB 2017 with MS 2019???
I would buy Measurement Studio 2019 as long as I knew why this LED problem occurs and that it could be corrected. Could you help me with that? If absolutely necessary, I would install both VB 2017 and MS 2019 on a special computer I would use only for testing microphones. However, my old version of MS 2013 could be installed on more than one computer. Does this happen for MS 2019? Obviously, this approach would not allow me to sell my program or even allow others to use it.
Just as a note, I did try the NI Forum and signed on as PLM767 but received no assistance there.
Please help!
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Hello,
When I try to install package manager, it says that its already installed. However there is no folder in my program files which contains package manager or any other NI related items.
When I try to install measurement studio, it confirms that package manager is not installed.
Could someone please offer advice on rectifying these problems?