Thomas.Mitchell@Autoliv.com wrote:
>
> But, since mine starts with 'USB....', I should be ok right?
yep - I forgot to add in my note " this may or may not
have anythig to do with the OP's problem"
> My problem is
> that after the IO libraries are installed, the alias is at the default
> USB0, which does not match what I have set in my program of USB34980A. I
> set it to that so I can switch between GPIB and USB, by simply setting the
> device name variable in the beginning of my program to either GPIB34980A or
> USB34980A. I have to then go into the IO library program and manually
> change the alias of the interface, which is something I don't want my users
> to do.
I've run into a dastardly problem with USB connected
devices also. It appears that the instrumenet manager needs
refreshing every time the device is reconnected- even the same
device on the same system. I was unable to find any programmatic
way around this.
This could be related to what you are seeing.
Perhaps someone will have hints?
Stan
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> But, since mine starts with 'USB....', I should be ok right?
yep - I forgot to add in my note " this may or may not
have anythig to do with the OP's problem"
> My problem is
> that after the IO libraries are installed, the alias is at the default
> USB0, which does not match what I have set in my program of USB34980A. I
> set it to that so I can switch between GPIB and USB, by simply setting the
> device name variable in the beginning of my program to either GPIB34980A or
> USB34980A. I have to then go into the IO library program and manually
> change the alias of the interface, which is something I don't want my users
> to do.
I've run into a dastardly problem with USB connected
devices also. It appears that the instrumenet manager needs
refreshing every time the device is reconnected- even the same
device on the same system. I was unable to find any programmatic
way around this.
This could be related to what you are seeing.
Perhaps someone will have hints?
Stan
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