We currently offer two options for communicating with DASYLab. If you are can use version 11 or higher, we strongly suggest that you use Modbus to communicate with your device.
The other option is LabJackDASY, which is very rough. This alpha-release was done with the old style Dasylab DDK, but our next release will be done with the extension toolkit which requires Dasylab 9+.
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#1
Hello. My problem is that I u6.dll is limiting the sampling frequency of 100 Hz, leaving no increase this frequency, if you select a minor. LabVIEW like something happens to me ...
#2
We have a new beta version for DASYLab up on the download page for it. It's built with the newer DDK and should work better for newer versions.
#3
Is the Labjack Dasylab driver restricted to a specific version of Dasylab, or will it work with all versions of Dasylab?
#4
It should work with all the latest versions of DASYLab (5-11) but some of the newer versions might have a couple issues that the older versions don't have. Those should eventually all be fixed.
#5
I can get both the U6 and the U9 to work in Dasylab with limited functions using the U6.dll and UE9.dll from you POC download, but cannot get the LabJackDasy.dll driver to work. When I select the driver and restart Dasylab it defaults to the "no driver has been selected" mode. Any ideas?
#6
Hello! We are looking into this issue and will write back shortly. If you are experiencing problems, please use the POC release until then.
Thanks,
LabJack Support
#7
I got the same problem. I changed the driver to the Labjack-driver and then I restarted the programm. But when I start DasyLab I got the message that the LabJackDasy.dll could not be loaded. Could anyone help me please?
#8
Did you find any solution regarding this problem? The same happens to me using DasyLab 9.0
#9
No, but when we saw that problem we were able to use the POC driver, so you might try that. There is some more info on the LabJackDASY sub-page.
We have pretty much given up on those old style drivers using the DDK, and are now set up to do the next release using the extension toolkit. We don't have a solid timeframe on how long that will take, however.