#LABVIEW 2017 SP1 RSERIES DEVICE DRIVERS INSTALL#
#LABVIEW 2017 SP1 RSERIES DEVICE DRIVERS SOFTWARE#

Although I don't really recommend this type of structure, because the modal one-button dialog can easily block the user from pressing the stop button for rates faster than 1000 ms. What you want to do is to use the timeout feature of the event structure to check your value every second and display a dialog if the value is greater than 10. See below for some simpler versions, and an explanation of your error. If you want to pop up a dialog every second if the value is greater than 10, then use the timing feature of the event structure to check the value in the timeout case. You don't need the property node in the Numeric value change event, as it just writes the same value back to the control. There are also a lot of bad habits in your code. Why did you wire the shift register value to the timeout input? Anyway, if the shift register value is zero, the case structure will not execute. If you set the timeout value to zero, you program will get locked in the timeout state. As soon as your timeout case executed once, the timeout value would go to 0 and the sift register value would get stuck there. Looking at your original code, your timeout case had an output tunnel that was unwired.

#LABVIEW 2017 SP1 RSERIES DEVICE DRIVERS SOFTWARE#

Has anyone else had this problem? Without a solution, I can only run the legacy software load. When I run the legacy installer for 20.5, and try to use the 'Update BIOS' button on the installer dialog box, I get a dialog saying the host has no new firmware load higher than the one installed, even though I am running the latest CompactRIO drivers. I have 4 sbRIOs on the same subnet, and they are all good (Update Firmware button showing, running newer, non-legacy software loads). However, when I select the device in MAX, the 'Update Firmware' button that is supposed to be on the System Settings tab is missing.

#LABVIEW 2017 SP1 RSERIES DEVICE DRIVERS INSTALL#

When I try to install the latest software (anything newer than 'legacy'), the installer tells me I need to update the firmware on the controller to version 7 first. The host computer is running CompactRIO 21.0 drivers. We ordered this controller/chassis months ago, but delivery was delayed, supposedly due to the chip shortage. I am running LabVIEW 2020 SP1 on the host computer, and the cRIO is running firmware 6.1.0f2 (why so old for a device that just shipped?).

Labview 2017 sp1 rseries device drivers