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Team 1708 Dave

24-10-2008 10:30

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Has anyone had troubles installing 8.5.1 with VISTA?

Roboj

24-10-2008 16:54

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Originally Posted by Team 1708 Dave (Post 771865)

Has anyone had troubles installing 8.5.1 with VISTA?

Are you having trouble? LabVIEW is fully supported on Vista since LabVIEW 8.2.1 - http://zone.ni.com/devzone/cda/tut/p/id/5539

If you are having trouble, please post on the http://ni.com/first community for support. They can answer any questions you might be having.

jcrawford

30-10-2008 13:29

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I'm currently using 8.5.1 on Vista Ultimate SP1 with no problem.

chinckley

30-10-2008 14:57

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Are we allowed to load only one copy? Or can we put it on multiple machines so multiple students can learn it? We want to follow the rules.

We received the 30 day copies at a training class at Baker college, but this 1 year version sounds better since kickoff is more than 30 days away.

Thanks,

B.Johnston

31-10-2008 18:33

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This was mentioned in another thread by an NI Academic Program Manager so I think you'll be safe setting up as many seats as you need,

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Originally Posted by StephBrierty (Post 769627)

Teams will get a 25 seat license but it will most likely not be policed because we know so many teams are much larger. The license will expire January 2010 (just in time for the next season!)

samir13k

01-11-2008 18:52

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Originally Posted by B.Johnston (Post 770686)

Exactly ... except #4 - 8.5.1 will probably still be the Jan release due to perceived stability advantages as mentioned in other programming threads.

#3 is a great way to 'earn' new converts to a product and #1 will promote interest in FIRST, or at least knowledge of FIRST.

Lastly #2 it all goes ............ in a year.

Any commercial endeavour knows the value of genuine licenses resides in the support you receive. And I'll bet that our license entitles us to all the energy, skill and enthusiasm of those NI people we've met over the past few months(seasons) to build a FIRST robot and not much in the direction of developing a commercial application on the cheap.

True...I had emailed a Labview employee who leads the FIRST distribution of products when 8.6 came out. He had told me that FIRST teams will recieve a copy of 8.5 and not 8.6 in the KOP this year.

samir13k

01-11-2008 18:55

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Originally Posted by Team 1708 Dave (Post 771865)

Has anyone had troubles installing 8.5.1 with VISTA?

I have been running labview 8.5.1 on Vista Home Premium. I did run into a problem with the license manager, but i think a reinstall/repair will fix that.

BrentJ

21-11-2008 18:53

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Has anyone managed to get this free copy of Labview working on a school computer network?
We won't get the FRC specific copy until the start of our build-time but I have some Labview mentors who I want to give the students an initial Labview intro course.

Thanks
Brent

IKE	21-11-2008 20:34

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Originally Posted by BrentJ (Post 776780)

I have just been using the trial version. It is 30 days, but really all you need is about 4 dedicated hours to get a rough feel. Having seen the FIRST demo, there is a lot of new and unique stuff anyway coming in the FRC version. Having students use the trial version (no internet connection needed) is better than waiting a week or two due to installation issues.

teepoo

22-11-2008 13:39

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Has anyone else tried to enable the license recently. I've installed Labview and copied over the license file to the correct location, but when I try to activate the license with the NI Activation Wizard using the serial number "L12R86754", I get the message 'The serial number "L12R86754" is invalid or does not match the product you are trying to activate'. Any suggestions?

BLAQmx

23-11-2008 18:09

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Here is NI's document on the subject. The second URL has some tips that have not yet been included in the activation document.

Activating LabVIEW Evaluation for FIRST Participants

http://decibel.ni.com/content/messag...?tstart=0#2713

J.Tica

21-09-2010 09:30

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Hey guys, my team #865 didn't use LabVIEW but wants to try it out. FIRST took out the page to download the program...anyone know where else I can find it?

randalcr

21-09-2010 09:40

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is this windows 7 Ultimate freindly? The last time i tried using labview on it, the PC wasn't very happy.

Joe Ross

21-09-2010 15:19

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Originally Posted by J.Tica (Post 974761)

Hey guys, my team #865 didn't use LabVIEW but wants to try it out. FIRST took out the page to download the program...anyone know where else I can find it?

It was included in your Kit of Parts. The link that this thread is about is from 2 years ago, before the new control system was introduced.

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Originally Posted by randalcr (Post 974762)

is this windows 7 Ultimate freindly? The last time i tried using labview on it, the PC wasn't very happy.

Do a search for Windows 7 and LabVIEW. There are some tricks for getting the installation to work. The latest versions of LabVIEW (2009 and 2010) do officially support Windows 7, while 8.5 and 8.6 do not (those are the versions we got for FRC the last two years). However, FIRST has not announced what will be used next year.

RoboMaster

21-09-2010 21:23

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I know some teams had reported no real issues when trying LabVIEW on Windows 7. So yes, IT IS NOT OFFICIALLY SUPPORTED by NI or FIRST, but it seemed to work fine for them.

FIRST might give us a new version of LabVIEW that works with it or has been tested to be ok with it, but yes, we don't know that yet. But we will know before kickoff, so it's not like it has to be a tough decision if, say, you're purchasing a programming computer.

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