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NI-MAX GigE camera not discovered

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Ok, thank you for all of your help!

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Ok, now I am not seeing the camera in LabView.  I have an initialization vi (attached), where even if I type the name of my camera that I see in MAX, an error for the "Open Camera.vi" is produced for camera not found.  

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Is your camera not showing up in the dropdown box that wires into Open Camera VI?

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It does not show in that dropdown box.

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And you are sure that the camera shows up and is usable in MAX?  The camera list in LabVIEW and MAX should never get out of sync like that. 

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Here is my view in MAX.  The drop down box only shoes "cam5","cam6","cam7".  My camera is "cam0" as shown in MAX.  I have used MAX to acquire images with this camera.

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If you look in "C:\Windows\SysWOW64" for "niimaqdx.dll", right click it, properties, details, note the version number.

 

Now do the same for "C:\Windows\System32" niimaqdx.dll.  The version numbers should match.  If they do not match, the install is in a bad state.

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They match.

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Hmmm... that's not good.  Well, it is good that they match, but I was sure that could be your problem.  As a sanity check, can you see if the camera enumerates (shows up in the dropdown box) in 32-bit version of LabVIEW? 

 

C:\Program Files (x86)\National Instruments\LabVIEW 2015\LabVIEW.exe

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It's not there when I run it using that file.  I believe I was already running the 32-bit version.

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