Thread: Old cRIO and Newest Labview 2014 (framework 2015)
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Re: Old cRIO and Newest Labview 2014 (framework 2015)
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Originally Posted by cgmv123 View Post
The 2014 LabVIEW license is not supposed to expire and can target 4 and 8 slot cRIO's. The 2015 LabVIEW license can target 4-slot, but not 8-slot, cRIO's.
I think what we have or what I thought we got in the KOP this year was Labview 2014, but it's called "FRC 2015". So we are using Labview 2014. Does that sound right?
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