DAQ does not recognize vendor but vendor is listed as operational

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Michael Stachowsky
Michael Stachowsky 2020-1-14
回答： Kautuk Raj 2024-10-23，6:46
I am trying to connect to an NI USB-6001 DAQ. I've got MATLAB 9.7.0.1216025 (R2019b, Update 1) and Data Acquisition Toolbox 4.0.1 (2019b). I have NI's DAQ-MX installed and I have previously been able to connect to my DAQ. The blue light is solid on the USB-6001, indicating that it is connected and there are no issues.
I run the following code:
daqreset
daq.getVendors
and I get an error message:
Error using CIVE123_ACPhaseExploration (line 2)
Vendor 'ni' not recognized. Use 'daq.getVendors()' for a list of
vendors.
Caused by:
Vendor 'ni' is not operational.
Use 'daq.getVendors()' for a list of supported vendors.
Support for the vendor may require installation of the driver via
the Support Package Installer.
However, if I run
daq.getVendors
I get the message:
>> daq.getVendors
ans =
Data acquisition vendor 'National Instruments(TM)':
ID: 'ni'
FullName: 'National Instruments(TM)'
AdaptorVersion: '4.0.1 (R2019b)'
DriverVersion: '19.5.0 NI-DAQmx'
IsOperational: true
I've shut down and re-opened MATLAB and tried again but it has not fixed it. It appears that 'ni' devices are in fact operational and that the driver is installed. Why does the data acquisition toolbox disagree, and how can I fix it?
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Michael Stachowsky
Michael Stachowsky 2020-1-14
Ah, of course what I forgot to do was restart the computer and now it works. However, I'd still like to know what the problem was so that I can potentially avoid it without a restart. Why did the vendor list itself as operational but the getDevices did not?

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Kautuk Raj
Kautuk Raj 2024-10-23，6:46
It sounds like you are encountering an issue where the National Instruments (NI) database file might be corrupted, causing the Data Acquisition Toolbox to incorrectly report the 'ni' vendor as non-operational. As the issue got resolved with a restart of the computer, I will enlist the steps to be followed to fix it without the need for a restart:
(1) Verify the NI Database:
  • Open the NI Measurement & Automation Explorer (NI MAX) application on your computer.
  • Use ‘NI MAX’ to check for any signs of database corruption.
(2) Reset Configuration Data:
  • In ‘NI MAX’, navigate to the menu at the top of the window.
  • Click on "Tools", then select “Reset Configuration Data.”
  • Confirm by clicking “Yes” and proceed with the reset.
Now, open MATLAB again and try running your data acquisition commands.
By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the issue and successfully connect to your NI USB-6001 DAQ.

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