NI-DAQmx and NI-DAQ Driver Support: PCI/PXI Devices
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Overview
The following table lists the latest DAQ driver that is supported for various National Instruments PCI, PCIe, PXI, and PXIe data acquisition devices. The table also shows which driver can be used with Windows, Linux, or Mac OS X.
NI-DAQmx and NI-DAQ Driver Support: PCI/PXI Devices
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Table of Contents
- Table Key
- X Series Multifunction DAQ
- M Series Multifunction DAQ
- Industrial M Series Multifunction DAQ
- E Series Multifunction DAQ
- S Series Multifunction DAQ
- B Series Multifunction DAQ
- SC Series DAQ
- Analog Output
- Digital Input/Output
- Counter/Timers
- Modular Instruments (High Speed Digitizers, DSAs, Etc)
- Legacy Multifunction DAQ
- Notes
Table Key
| B | Device works with NI-DAQmx Base |
| T | Device works with Traditional NI-DAQ (Legacy) |
| mx | Device works with NI-DAQmx |
| NS | Device works with NI-Switch |
| X | Not Supported |
| * | AI only |
Device Table
Notes
1. PCI, PXI, PCIe and PXIe - Devices listed by NI [Family Number] are available in both PCI and PXI Bus architectures. Devices listed with NI PXI- or NI PCI- before the number are available in that specific Bus architecture only. For Example, the Counter/Timers listing for the NI PCI-6601, NI 6602, NI 6608 indicates the NI 6601 is only available for the PCI Bus but the NI 6602 and NI 6608 are available for both the PCI and PXI Bus architectures. PXIe and PCIe devices are always listed separately.
2. NI-DAQ 6.9.3 or Earlier requires NT Service Pack 4 or greater. NI-DAQ 7.x (Traditional and mx) requires NT Service Pack 6 or greater.
3. For information on supported Linux distributions, visit /linux/support.htm#1 or see the driver readme file.
4. The host system must also support the version of NI-DAQ listed. NI-DAQmx for LabVIEW RT is only supported on Pharlap RT Systems with LabVIEW RT installed.
5. NI-DAQmx added support for 64-bit user mode in NI-DAQmx 8.9 (ANSI C) and NI-DAQmx 8.9.5 (ANSI C, LabVIEW 2009, and .NET Framework 3.5). This now allows for 64-bit application development on 64-bit operating systems when developing in a 64-bit Application Development Environment (ADE).
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No Mac OS X info in table
The table also shows which driver can be used
with Windows, Linux, or Mac OS X.
no it doesn't! No information for Mac OS X
(or linux).
- Nathanael Fortune, Smith College. nfortune@email.smith.edu - May 28, 2008
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