Thread Subject: Error with using Measurement Computing USB1408FS

Subject: Error with using Measurement Computing USB1408FS

From: Sahana

Date: 16 Mar, 2009 20:32:01

Message: 1 of 5

I have MATLAB R2008b version running on Windows Vista. I am trying to use my Measurement Computing USB1408fs DAQ device with this. I have administrator privileges.
I confirmed if MATLAB is detecting the device:

>> out = daqhwinfo;
>> out.InstalledAdaptors

ans =

    'mcc'
    'parallel'
    'winsound'

I registered the device:
daqregister('mcc');

After this I closed MATLAB and restarted MATLAB but I get an error after running the digitalio command.

>> digitalio('mcc',1);

??? Error using ==> digitalio.digitalio at 115
MCC: Invalid board number

Please respond. This works perfectly on another computer with Windows XP on it.

Subject: Error with using Measurement Computing USB1408FS

From: Godzilla

Date: 17 Mar, 2009 01:45:02

Message: 2 of 5

"Sahana " <sahana.sen@asu.edu> wrote in message <gpmd01$rjm$1@fred.mathworks.com>...
> I have MATLAB R2008b version running on Windows Vista. I am trying to use my Measurement Computing USB1408fs DAQ device with this. I have administrator privileges.
> I confirmed if MATLAB is detecting the device:
>
> >> out = daqhwinfo;
> >> out.InstalledAdaptors
>
> ans =
>
> 'mcc'
> 'parallel'
> 'winsound'
>
> I registered the device:
> daqregister('mcc');
>
> After this I closed MATLAB and restarted MATLAB but I get an error after running the digitalio command.
>
> >> digitalio('mcc',1);
>
> ??? Error using ==> digitalio.digitalio at 115
> MCC: Invalid board number
>
> Please respond. This works perfectly on another computer with Windows XP on it.

Did you inquire to MC whether the board was compatible with Vista or if new drivers are available?

I know my USB-1608FS works with XP and I was very upset to learn that MC does not support Linux!

Subject: Error with using Measurement Computing USB1408FS

From: ImageAnalyst

Date: 17 Mar, 2009 02:13:38

Message: 3 of 5

"Sahana " <sahana....@asu.edu>
I don't have that particular board, but I do have 2 MCC devices.
Often running the InstaCal program (MCC's testing program) will fix
problems.
Good luck,
ImageAnalyst

Subject: Error with using Measurement Computing USB1408FS

From: Brent

Date: 17 Mar, 2009 13:28:01

Message: 4 of 5

Error # 1 is definitely bubbling up from the Measurement Computing InstaCal driver. First, close MATLAB and Launch InstaCal. Be sure the DAQ board tests OK (can flash the LED, for example) in InstaCal, and note the logical board number assigned. Then close InstaCal and re-launch MATLAB ... insure that the MATLAB aplication references that particular logical board number.

For Vista-32, InstaCal 5.80 or later is needed.

A non-software cause for error 1 could be the case here. Such as the PC's USB ports turning power off to the port, or an ground loop with the external signals affecting the ground of the USB bus. Try the MATLAB application with all signal wires disconnected from the USB DAQ board.

Subject: Error with using Measurement Computing USB1408FS

From: Jiyun Peng

Date: 20 Sep, 2010 19:34:20

Message: 5 of 5

 MCC: Invalid board number
make sure your board number, maybe it is 0
try
digitalio('mcc',0);
"Sahana " <sahana.sen@asu.edu> wrote in message <gpmd01$rjm$1@fred.mathworks.com>...
> I have MATLAB R2008b version running on Windows Vista. I am trying to use my Measurement Computing USB1408fs DAQ device with this. I have administrator privileges.
> I confirmed if MATLAB is detecting the device:
>
> >> out = daqhwinfo;
> >> out.InstalledAdaptors
>
> ans =
>
> 'mcc'
> 'parallel'
> 'winsound'
>
> I registered the device:
> daqregister('mcc');
>
> After this I closed MATLAB and restarted MATLAB but I get an error after running the digitalio command.
>
> >> digitalio('mcc',1);
>
> ??? Error using ==> digitalio.digitalio at 115
> MCC: Invalid board number
>
> Please respond. This works perfectly on another computer with Windows XP on it.

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