Ocean Optics Spectrasuite Crack
Coleman John
I'm using an ocean optics HR4000 spectrometer that I have connected to the pc and installed appropriate labview drivers. Before installing the labview drivers I ran the spectrometer successfully on Spectrasuite. I then installed the labview drivers and got it working through those. However, now, when I try to go back to Spectrasuite, it doesn't detect the spectrometer. Labview can be closed and spectrasuite still won't find any devices. What could be the problem here? I do need some access to Spectrasuite as well as it has more functionality than I can get from using the labview drivers - in particular, I can set the number of scans to average on Spectrasuite but can't do this on labview as I don't have the omnidriver.
The Ocean Optics code for LabVIEW uses a completely different driver model than the one SpectraSuite uses. You have to either swap them every time you switch software, or get two separate PCs, one with LabVIEW and one with SpectraSuite.
Not neccessarily familiar with this configuration, but in the past I've had limited success with installing different USB drivers for the same device on different ports. Then, switching the USB port allowed me to interface with the other driver.
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