DAQ HAT Library

 

Open-Source Library for C/C++® and Python™

DAQ HAT Library

 

 

KEY HIGHLIGHTS

Open-source Library for C/C++ and Python allows users to develop applications on the Raspberry Pi using Linux and MCC DAQ HAT devices.

Includes source code and examples

Available for download on GitHub at https://github.com/ mccdaq/daqhats.



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DAQ HAT Library
Open-source Library for C/C++ and Python allows users to develop applications on the Raspberry Pi using Linux and MCC DAQ HAT devices.

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DAQ HAT Library
April 24, 2022
C library: good library, right abstraction level, easy to use

I've reviewed the C library for the MCC172 DAQ HAT. I had the goal to make a SCPI daemon for the DAQ and integrate it with LabVIEW over the network. The granularity of the C API was a right fit. I reviewed several ways to abstract the instrument functionality into logical blocks. In the end I ended up with a design that closely matches the API of the DAQ HAT library. Also appreciated: the source code is published.

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  • Application: LAB test automation
  • From: Schaarbeek, Belgium
  • Company Size: 1-100
  • Software Used: NI LabView

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Do drivers support labview via linx on raspberry pi

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29 months ago
Zobert


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Hello - No support for LabVIEW is available, nor is currently planned. MCC’s driver has support for C/C++ and Python only.

29 months ago
Measurement Computing

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I am trying to install a MCC118 onto a raspberry Pi 3. during the stage of running the "mcc118_firmware_update 0 ~/daqhats/tools/MCC_118.hex" I get the response "Error entering the bootloader"

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32 months ago
jimburns Virginia


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"Error entering the bootloader” is what you see if you have the jumper set for board 1 (for example) and you call “mcc118_firmware_update 0 MCC_118.hex”. The “0” would need to be changed to agree with your address jumper. If you changed the jumper position (or plan to), be sure to power down. After the jumper is set to the desired position, power on (i.e. boot), then run sudo daqhats_read_eeproms (per installation instructions), then run mcc118_firmware_update 0 MCC_118.hex (per the installation instructions).

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