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20-11-2010, 00:15
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Re: Kinect LabView Drivers
It's actually just USB to my laptop at the moment, sorry I didn't make that clear beforehand. I don't have a cRIO available to me yet at the moment so I haven't had a chance to investigate that.
However, the USB interface is seriously complex, especially with the fact that we have to deal with isochronous transfers for video and audio. It might be possible to strip the USB and power cables and connect the data wires to the DIO board and the power distribution board respectively. Just to note, the newer cRIO's have a USB interface port. 
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