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Re: Problem getting started with USB 6009
Hello Jim,
First, you probably want to be using the DAQ Assistant rather than the Instrument I/O Assistant to communicate with your USB-6009. The Instrument I/O Assistant is designed to work with GPIB/Serial and most other devices with which you would use NI-VISA to communicate. The DAQ Assistant will help you get started in communicating with NI-DAQmx devices, of which the USB-6009 is. Ultimately, if you do desire to use the Instrument I/O Assistant to communicate with other devices, then I recommend that you uninstall and re-install the Instrument I/O Assistant from the Device Driver CD. It is possible there was a corruption on the initial installation. I hope this helps. Please post again if this resolves your questions or if this resolves the behavior for you. Regards, Angela National Instruments- Applications Engineer 
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