Programming the PXIe-5164
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You can acquire data interactively using InstrumentStudio, or you can use the NI-SCOPE instrument driver to program your device in the supported ADE of your choice.
| Application | Location | Description |
|---|---|---|
| InstrumentStudio | Note InstrumentStudio is supported only on 64-bit systems. If you are using a 32-bit
system, use your the specific soft front panel of your driver instead of
InstrumentStudio. InstrumentStudio is automatically installed when you install the NI-SCOPE driver. You can access InstrumentStudio in one of the following ways:
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When you install NI-SCOPE on a 64-bit system, you can monitor, control, and record measurements from supported devices using InstrumentStudio. InstrumentStudio is a software-based front panel application that allows you to perform interactive measurements on several different device types in a single program. |
| NI-SCOPE Instrument Driver |
LabVIEW Available on the LabVIEW Functions palette at . |
The NI-SCOPE API configures and operates the device hardware and provides customizable acquisition, control, analysis, and measurement options using LabVIEW VIs. |
| NI-SCOPE Instrument Driver |
C or LabWindows/CVI Available at . |
The NI-SCOPE API configures and operates the device hardware and provides customizable acquisition, control, analysis, and measurement options using LabWindows/CVI functions. |
| NI-SCOPE Instrument Driver |
Microsoft Visual C/C++, .NET Use the examples located in the Users\Public\Public Documents\National Instruments\NI–SCOPE\examples directory. |
You can modify an NI-SCOPE C example to create an application with Microsoft Visual C/C++, or modify a .NET example to create an application with Visual Basic .NET or Visual C#. Copy an NI-SCOPE example to copy required project settings for include paths and library files. Alternatively, refer to the Creating an Application section of the NI-SCOPE User Manual to manually add all required include and library files to your project. |