The location of the LabVIEW directory differs depending on the installation. If you don't know the location, you may use Windows search function to find it. The most common locations are:

c:/program files/LabView/user.lib

or

c:/program files/National Instruments/LabView/user.lib

  In the user.lib directory, make a new directory called winradio, so you will get:

....../LabView/user.lib/winradio/....

  Copy all the driver vi's into this directory. Start LabView, and click the right mouse button in the displayed diagram. This will get you to the user library ("books on the shelf" icon).

  Use the supplied winradio.vi as an example. Observe how the OpenRadioDevice.vi and the CloseRadioDevice.vi are used. Always exit winradio.vi using the Exit button, otherwise the hradio handle will not be released for the next application.

  The supplied vi's are made using LabVIEW 5.1 and tested using a WR-1550e receiver. The vi's make use of the wrapi32.dll which needs to be present on your computer (normally, it will be installed in the course of the standard installation of the WiNRADiO application software supplied with a WiNRADiO receiver).

  To use WiNRADiO receivers with LabVIEW, you can take advantage of the supplied LabVIEW drivers and a functioning application example with a summary of available WiNRADiO-related LabVIEW functions.

Author: Andr� Koelewijn, the Netherlands
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