Joystick not recognized
- From: mvwood <x@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 29 Sep 2005 07:40:32 -0500 (CDT)
Hello,
I recently started trying to use a joystick to perform motion control on a multi-axis system. I have created a program that uses a joystick connected to a gameport on a WinXP box to control a Newport XPS motion control device. I tried to do the same thing on a WinME box driving a Newport ESP6000. Both computers are running Labview7.
On the XP machine I had no trouble with Labview recognizing a gameport joystick and operating the motors.
On the ME machine however, Labview won't recognize that there is a joystick attached. The joystick is installed correctly in Windows and I can use the control panel 'Game Controller' option to see the joystick and the state of all axes and buttons. I have installed DirectX 9.0c so that shouldn't be the problem. Yet when I use the 'Query Input Devices' vi I get no indication that there is a joystick present; the keyboard and mouse show up as expected. This occurs when either or both a gameport joystick and/or a USB joystick is present.
Any idea on how to make Labview see the joystick? (other than upgrading the WinME to WinXP)
Thanks
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