I am looking for a list of working examples for my U12. I have LabVIEW 2013 (32 bit) installed and have copied the examples from both the driver installable for Windows and the files from LabVIEW71_LJU12.zip (for LV9+) to the LabVIEW ADDON directory. All of these appear in the menu under the block diagram panel so I can select any from there.
However, although some of these examples do run, many fail to with "Sub vi is not executable" errors. Do you have a full example list that is compatible with my version of LabVIEW 2013?
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All examples should work. What is wrong with the sub-vi that is not executable?
While some functions do work (like the simple example vi), I get this "The subVI is not executable. You must fix all errors in the subVI before this VI can run." error when running others like the periodic pulse output function:
Selecting to view the error shows me the block diagram with the LJpulse box highlighted:
And I don't know what else to do from there.
I forgot to add that I had to copy in an ljackuw.dll file downloaded from the net because the program requested it at runtime but it was not found on my machine - not part of the install?
I also noticed that the newer example folders (LV9+) come with a file with the same name but it has a .lib extension instead.
Selecting to view the error shows me the block diagram with the LJpulse box highlighted:
Now open that sub-vi and see what is wrong with it. Keep drilling down until you find the actual error.
I forgot to add that I had to copy in an ljackuw.dll file downloaded from the net because the program requested it at runtime but it was not found on my machine - not part of the install?
I suggest you delete whatever you manually copied as the U12 installer should definitely have installed ljackuw.dll. Go to your root C: drive and search from there to find it.
Try running ljtest.exe or ljlogger.exe. If they work you know that ljackuw.dll is on your machine as they need it.
I also noticed that the newer example folders (LV9+) come with a file with the same name but it has a .lib extension instead.
I'm not sure why those LabVIEW archives would include ljackuw.lib as I can't think of a time or reason when LabVIEW would use that. The important file in the LabVIEW archives is ljackuw.llb, as that is the labview library of U12 function call VIs.