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The Data Acquisition Toolbox software is compatible only with specific versions of Advantech drivers and is not guaranteed to work with any other versions. For a list of the Advantech driver versions that are compatible with the Data Acquisition Toolbox software, refer to the product page on the MathWorks Web site at http://www.mathworks.com/products/daq/supportedio.html and click on the link for this vendor.
If you think your driver is incompatible with the Data Acquisition Toolbox software, you should verify that your hardware is functioning properly before updating drivers. If your hardware is not functioning properly, then you are probably using unsupported drivers. For the latest drivers, visit the Advantech Web site at http://www.advantech.com/.
With the Advantech Device Manager, you can find out which version of Advantech drivers you are using. You should be able to access this program though the Windows desktop.
To see if a specific version of a driver is installed on your system, select the type of device in the Supported Devices list, and click About.
To troubleshoot your Advantech hardware, you use the Advantech Device Test dialog box. This dialog box allows you to test each subsystem supported by your board, and is installed as part of the Advantech Device Manager. To access the Advantech Device Test dialog box from the Advantech Device Manager, select the appropriate device in the Installed Devices list, and click Test.
For example, suppose you want to verify that the analog input subsystem on your PCI-1710 board is operating correctly. To do this, connect a known signal, such as that produced by a function generator, to one or more channels using a screw terminal panel.
If the Advantech Device Test dialog box does not provide you with the expected results for the subsystem under test, and you are sure that your test setup is configured correctly, then the problem is probably in the hardware.
To get support for your Advantech hardware, visit their Web site at http://www.advantech.com/.
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