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Re: Labview Update 3.2
Skip the 3.1 Update and go right to the latest 3.2 Update.
There is a bug in the 3.1 image that can cause problems. You must Build your code again after every FIRST Update. |
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Re: Labview Update 3.2
Do you really have to rebuild your code after every update? Why can't you just use the same code as before?
Going back a few posts, we had a similar problem connecting to our cRIO via tether but could connect wirelessly. Are you using an ethernet cord or a crossover cord? Try them both and see if you can see a difference. |
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Re: Labview Update 3.2
You don't have to write your code all over again, just "Build" & "Run as startup" to pull in new library changes and match the new cRIO image you just downloaded.
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Re: Labview Update 3.2
Do the Utilities and Drivers Station updates have to be re-run after each LV update or only after the first time the DVD version is updated?
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Re: Labview Update 3.2
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You don't have to reapply any of the other software Updates (unless they someday have little updates of their own). The LabVIEW update stands alone. |
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