This method is used to clear callback functions that were set using the SetReflashDisplayCallback method.

Parameters

None

Return Values

None

Remarks

This method is no longer supported and will always return 0. It remains in the API for backward compatibility.

This method returns the neoVI hardware devices connected to the PC.

int _stdcall icsneoFindDevices(NeoDeviceEx* pNeoDeviceEx, int* pNumDevices ,unsigned int* DeviceTypes,unsigned int numDeviceTypes,POptionsFindNeoEx* pOptionsNeoEx,unsigned int* reserved); 

Public Declare Function icsneoFindDevices Lib "icsneo40.dll" (ByRef pNeoDevice As NeoDeviceEx, ByRef pNumDevices As Int32, ByRef DeviceTypes As UInt32, ByVal numDeviceTypes As UInt32, ByRef pOptionsFindNeoEx As OptionsNeoEx, ByVal reserved As UInt32) As Int32

[DllImport("icsneo40.dll")]
public static extern Int32 icsneoFindDevices(ref NeoDeviceEx pNeoDevice, ref Int32 pNumDevices, UInt32 DeviceTypes, UInt32 numDeviceTypes, ref

Parameters

pNeoDeviceEx [out] This is the address of the first element of an array of NeoDeviceEx structure. This array can be as big as 255 devices. You must specify the size of the pNeoDeviceEx array in the pNumDevices parameter. The number of devices found will be limited to the value of pNumberofDevices or 255, whichever is lower. Each returned NeoDevice structure will contain information for each device such as its type, device ‘handle’ and serial number.

pNumberOfDevices [in/out] In: Specifies the size of the pNeoDevices array. Must be in the range 0 to 255. Out: Specifies the number of neo devices that were found. This can be in the range 0 to 255. DeviceTypes __ [in] This is an array of device types to look for. Specifies the types of neoVI devices to find. Each element in the array need to have a value for the device type to look for. Currently supported values are:

NEODEVICE_UNKNOWN = 0x00000000

NEODEVICE_BLUE = 0x00000001

NEODEVICE_ECU_AVB = 0x00000002

NEODEVICE_RADSUPERMOON = 0x00000003

NEODEVICE_DW_VCAN = 0x00000004

NEODEVICE_RADMOON2 = 0x00000005

NEODEVICE_RADGIGALOG = 0x00000006

NEODEVICE_VCAN41 = 0x00000007

NEODEVICE_FIRE = 0x00000008

NEODEVICE_RADPLUTO = 0x00000009

NEODEVICE_VCAN42_EL = 0x0000000a

NEODEVICE_RADIO_CANHUB = 0x0000000b

NEODEVICE_NEOECU12 = 0x0000000c

NEODEVICE_OBD2_LCBADGE = 0x0000000d

NEODEVICE_RAD_MOON_DUO = 0x0000000e

NEODEVICE_VCAN3 = 0x00000010

NEODEVICE_RADJUPITER = 0x00000011

NEODEVICE_VCAN4_IND = 0x00000012

NEODEVICE_GIGASTAR = 0x00000013

NEODEVICE_ECU22 = 0x00000015

NEODEVICE_RED = 0x00000040

NEODEVICE_ECU = 0x00000080

NEODEVICE_IEVB = 0x00000100

NEODEVICE_PENDANT = 0x00000200

NEODEVICE_OBD2_PRO = 0x00000400

NEODEVICE_PLASMA = 0x00001000

NEODEVICE_NEOANALOG = 0x00004000

NEODEVICE_CT_OBD = 0x00008000

NEODEVICE_ION = 0x00040000

NEODEVICE_RADSTAR = 0x00080000

NEODEVICE_VCAN44 = 0x00200000

NEODEVICE_VCAN42 = 0x00400000

NEODEVICE_CMPROBE = 0x00800000

NEODEVICE_EEVB = 0x01000000

NEODEVICE_VCANRF = 0x02000000

NEODEVICE_FIRE2 = 0x04000000

NEODEVICE_FLEX = 0x08000000

NEODEVICE_RADGALAXY = 0x10000000

NEODEVICE_RADSTAR2 = 0x20000000

NEODEVICE_VIVIDCAN = 0x40000000

NEODEVICE_OBD2_SIM = 0x80000000

NEODEVICE_ALL = = 0xFFFFBFFF

Constants are defined in appropriate header or module. pNumDevicTypes

[in] In: Specifies the size of the DeviceTypes array. Must be in the range 0 to 255.

pOptionsNeoEx

[in] CAN netowork ID for connecting to devices over CAN. Set to null for USB or Ethernet connections.

Return Values

1 if the function succeeded. 0 if it failed for any reason. If the function succeeds but no devices are found 1 will still be returned and pNumberOfDevices will equal 0.

Remarks

The NeoDevice array elements that are returned with this function may be passed to so that individual neoVI devices can be opened.

Examples

Basic Operations

Message Functions

Device Settings Functions

Error Functions

General Utility Functions

CoreMini Functions

Deprecated Functions

This method changes neoVI device parameters.

int _stdcall icsneoSetDeviceParameters(void * hObject, char *pParmValue, int *pErrorIndex, int bSaveToEERPROM);

[DllImport(“icsneo40.dll”)] public static extern int icsneoSetDeviceParameters(IntPtr hObject, ref byte pParmValue, ref int pErrorIndex, int bSaveToEEPROM);

Public Declare Function icsneoSetDeviceParameters Lib “icsneo40.dll”(ByVal hObject As IntPtr, ByVal pParmValue As String, ByRef pErrorIndex As Int32, ByVal bSaveToEEPROM As Int32) As Int32

Parameters

hObject

[in] Specifies the driver object created by OpenNeoDevice.

pParmValue

[in] This is an array containing parameter names and values. Each parameter and value is separated by a equal sign, and each parameter/value pairing is separated by a comma. The parameter names are matched without regard to case. All spaces are ignored. The size of this array must be 1024 bytes or less. The format of the array is:

ParameterName=Value,ParameterName=Value, …

See for a list of parameter names for each device and supported network.

See examples below on how to build a parameter/value string.

pErrorIndex

[out] If there are any errors detected within the pParmValue parameter, this value will indicate index of the parameter where the first error was found. The index is zero-based.

bSaveToEEPROM

[in] This value determines if the parameter changes are permanent or will be lost when the device is power-cycled. Set the value to 1 to write the changes to EEPROM, 0 to keep the changes restricted to RAM.

Return Values

1 if the changes are successful. -1 if there was an error while writing the changes to the device. 0 if there is an error detected within the pParmValue array. If the return value is 0, indicating an error, check the pErrorIndex to get the index of the first error detected within the pParmValue array. must be called to obtain the specific error. The errors that can be generated by this function are:

NEOVI_ERROR_DLL_NEOVI_NO_RESPONSE = 75

Remarks

It is ineffecient to use this function to write one parameter change at a time. If multiple parameters need to be changed, combine them into a long string and call this function once.

Examples

This function is deprecated. Use the EnableNetworkRXQueue method instead.

This method enables or disables all vehicle network rx data.

int _stdcall icsneoEnableNetworkCom(int hObject,int lEnable);

Public Declare Function icsneoEnableNetworkCom Lib “icsneo40.dll” (ByVal hObject As Integer, ByVal lEnable As Integer) As Integer

[DllImport(“icsneo40.dll”)] public static extern int icsneoEnableNetworkCom(int hObject, int lEnable);

Parameters

lEnable

[in] When 1 it will enable network receive. When 0 it will disable network receive.

Return Values

This function returns the 1 when successful. 0 if otherwise.

Remarks

This function will enable and disable network traffic for all client applications connected to the neoVI. The icsneoEnableNetworkRXQueue function can be used to enable and disable the receive message queue for individual applications.

Examples

This method starts the TCP/IP socket server at a specified port.

int _stdcall icsneoStopSockServer(int hObject);

Public Declare Function icsneoStopSockServer Lib “icsneo40.dll” (ByVal hObject As Integer) As Integer

[DllImport(“icsneo40.dll”)] public static extern int icsneoStopSockServer(int hObject);

Parameters

hObject

[in] Handle to the driver object created by OpenNeoDevice

Return Values

If the server has been stopped successfully the return value will be 1. If the function fails the return value will be zero.

Remarks

This method should be called when the server created with .

Examples

This method is used to set ‘call back’ functions that will be called by the neoVI API when flashing a neoVI device with the ForceFirmwareUpdate function. This overrides the Windows dialog box that normally displays the progress of a neoVI flash update. The use of call back functions allows the client application to receive the status messages and display them as desired.

int _stdcall icsneoSetReflashDisplayCallbacks(void (*OnPrompt)(unsigned long), void (*OnReflashUpdate)(const wchar_t *, unsigned long));

Parameters

void (*OnPrompt)(unsigned long)

[in] Specifies a function pointer that will be called when a message must be displayed instructing the user to disconnect and then re-connect the neoVI from the USZB port. The function receives an unsigned long that will contain the serial number of the neoVI device being flash updated. Before returning from this function call the user of the client application must be prompted to unplug the neoVI from the USB port and then re-connect it before continuing. This is to put the USB chip in the neoVI into bootloader mode so that flashing can begin. This function will not be called when flashing a ValueCAN3 device.

void (*OnReflashUpdate)(const wchar_t *, unsigned long)

[in] Specifies a function pointer that will be called when a flashing status message is ready to be displayed. The function recieves a pointer to a wide character string that contains the status message to display. It also receives an unsigned long that contains the percentage complete for the current chip being flashed. The percentage value will reset to 0 for each new chip. For example, the neoVI Fire has four chips to flash while the ValueCAN3 has only two.

Return Values

1 if successful, 0 if either function pointer is NULL.

Remarks

After calling this function you must call the function to cause the neoVI device firmware to be updated. Once the callbacks have been set they are valid and active until the the DLL is unloaded or until the function is called.

Examples

This method sets bit rates for networks on neoVI devices

int _stdcall icsneoGetGPTPStatus(void * hObject,  GPTPStatus * StatusGPTP);

Public Declare Function icsneoGetGPTPStatus Lib "icsneo40.dll" (ByVal hObject As IntPtr, ByRef StatusGPTP As GPTPStatus) As Int32

[DllImport("icsneo40.dll")]
public static extern Int32 icsneoGetGPTPStatus(IntPtr hObject,ref GPTPStatus StatusGPTP);

Parameters

hObject __ [in] Specifies the driver object created by OpenNeoDevice. gptpStatus [out] The address of a GPTPStatus structure.

Return Values

1 if the function succeeded. 0 if it failed for any reason. GetLastAPIError must be called to obtain the specific error. Failure could include the device not supporting gPTP, or the device supports gPTP but not support icsneoGetGPTPStatus API. Remarks

Rad Galaxy, Rad SuperMoon, Rad Star2, and Rad GigaStar supports icsneoGetGPTPStatus API nEAT, Rad Pluto, Rad Jupiter support gPTP but, does not support this API

Examples

This method releases system resources used by the neoVI device.

void _stdcall icsneoFreeObject(void * hObject);

Public Declare Function icsneoFreeObject Lib “icsneo40.dll” (ByVal hObject As IntPtr)

[DllImport(“icsneo40.dll”)] public static extern void icsneoFreeObject(IntPtr hObject);

Parameters

hObject

**** [in] Specifies the driver object created by OpenNeoDevice.

Return Values

None.

Remarks

This method is used to release any resources that were allocated by . Applications that create neoVI handles should release them using this method, however, the intrepidCS API will release any resources that it created for the client application when the client application ends and the API is unloaded. The LabVIEW neoClosePort.vi will call the FreeObject API.

Examples

This method sets the value of the real-time clock on a connected neoVI device.

int _stdcall icsneoSetRTC(void * hObject, icsSpyTime *pTime);

Public Declare Function icsneoSetRTC Lib “icsneo40.dll” (ByVal hObject As IntPtr, ByRef pTime As icsSpyTime) As Int32

[DllImport(“icsneo40.dll”)] public static extern Int32 icsneoSetRTC(IntPtr hObject, ref icsSpyTime pTime);

Parameters

hObject

[in] Specifies the driver object created by OpenNeoDevice.

pTime

[in] The address of a icsSpyTime structure. This structure is defined in the file icsSpyDataCommon.h

Return Values

1 if the function succeeded. 0 if it failed for any reason. must be called to obtain the specific error. The errors that can be generated by this function are:

NEOVI_ERROR_DLL_NEOVI_NO_RESPONSE = 75

Remarks

Examples

Overview

For ISO9141 and Keyword 2000 Networks, a long message transmission option is allowed. Long message transmission is necessary when the message length exceeds twelve bytes (including checksum if used).

You can transmit a long message by calling the method with modified arguments. First, you will pass an array of icsSpyMessage structures which contain the long message data. This data in the array must be set properly. Finally, you must set the lNumMessages argument to the number of structures.

You must setup the long message data properly. For the first message, both the 3 byte Header and the 8 byte data section are filled in. For consecutive messages only the 8 byte data section is filled in.

VB Example to Send a 16 byte message

This method enables the use of ISO15765-2 on a CAN network. icsneoISO15765_EnableNetwroks must be called before using icsneoISO15765_TransmitMessage or icsneoISO15765_ReceiveMessage.

Parameters

hObject

[in] Handle which specifies the driver object created with the OpenPort method.

lNetwork

[in] Specifies which CAN network the status is requested for. Can be one of the following values:

This method returns the value of the real-time clock on a connected neoVI device.

Parameters

hObject

[in] Specifies the driver object created by .

pTime

[in] The address of a icsSpyTime structure. This structure is defined in the file icsSpyDataCommon.h

This method returns the firmware version of the open neoVI device.

Parameters

hObject

[in] Specifies the driver object created by .

pInfo

[out] Pointer to an structure.

Parameters

hObject

[in] Specifies the driver object created with the OpenPort method.

iBufferCount

[out] Specifies the driver object created with the OpenPort method.

IBufferMax

[out] Specifies the size of the buffer.

This method is used to determine if a driver object is valid.

Parameters

hObject

[in] Specifies the driver object created by .

Return Values

1 if the hObject is valid. 0 if the object is invalid.

This method returns the error generated by the last API call.

Parameters

hObject

[in] Specifies the driver object created by .

piErrorNumber

[out] The value of the error generated by the previous API call will be returned. The text description of the error can then be obtained by calling .

This method enables or disables the Ethernet activation line on supported hardware devices.

Parameters

hObject

[in] Specifies the driver object created by

bActivate

[in] Specifies the state of the Activation line. True enables the activation and False disabled it.

The CoreMini Script Interface is a way to use functionality from Vehicle Spy in your own application. When a CoreMini file is created in Vehicle Spy 3 it creates header files for the functions in the file and giving access to basic parameters in the script.

This section includes commands to load and interact with CoreMini scripts for Intrepid Control Systems 3G hardware. CoreMini scripts are created using Vehicle Spy 3. For information on creating CoreMini scripts see the help documents for Vehicle Spy 3. The table below lists the different script interface commands and gives a short description of the command.

These functions are designed to work for both 2G and 3G devices

This method returns the software version of the DLL.

Parameters

None.

Return Values

This function returns the version number of the API.

Remarks

This method starts the TCP/IP socket server at a specified port.

Parameters

hObject

[in] Handle which specifies the driver object created by

iPort

[in] specifies the TCP/IP Port where the server will be established.

This method reads the configuration settings from a ValueCAN4-4 device.

int _stdcall icsneoGetVCAN4Settings(void * hObject, SVCAN4Settings *pSettings, int iNumBytes);

Public Declare Function icsneoGetVCAN4Settings Lib “icsneo40.dll” (ByVal hObject As IntPtr, ByRef pSettings As SVCAN4Settings, ByVal iNumBytes As Int32) As Int32

[DllImport(“icsneo40.dll”)] public static extern Int32 icsneoGetVCAN4Settings(IntPtr hObject, ref SVCAN4Settings pSettings, Int32 iNumBytes);

Parameters

hObject __ [in] Specifies the driver object created by OpenNeoDevice.

pSettings [out] Pointer to a SVCAN4Settings structure.

iNumBytes [in] This value is always the size, in bytes, of the SVCAN4Settings structure.

Return Values

Returns 1 if successful, 0 if an error occurred. must be called to obtain the specific error. The errors that can be generated by this function are: NEOVI_ERROR_DLL_NEOVI_NO_RESPONSE = 75

Remarks

After getting the current settings, you may change the parameters defined in the structure and write the settings back to the ValueCAN 4-4 using .

Examples

This method reads the configuration settings from a RAD Galaxy device.

int _stdcall icsneoSetRADGalaxySettings(void * hObject, SRADGalaxySettings *pSettings, int iNumBytes, int bSaveToEEPROM);

Public Declare Function icsneoSetRADGalaxySettings Lib “icsneo40.dll” (ByVal hObject As IntPtr, ByRef pSettings As SRADGalaxySettings, ByVal iNumBytes As Int32, ByVal bSaveToEEPROM As Int32) As Int32

[DllImport(“icsneo40.dll”)] public static extern Int32 icsneoSetRADGalaxySettings(IntPtr hObject, ref SRADGalaxySettings pSettings, Int32 iNumBytes, Int32 bSaveToEEPROM);

Parameters

hObject

[in] Specifies the driver object created by OpenNeoDevice.

pSettings

[in] The address of an allocated SRADGalaxySettings structure.

iNumBytes

[in] This value is always the size, in bytes, of the structure.

bSaveToEEPROM

[in] If set to 0, the settings changes will revert to the values stored in EEPROM when the ValueCAN3 is power-cycled. If set to 1, the values will overwrite the EEPROM settings and become persistent across power-cycles of the ValueCAN3.

Return Values

Returns 1 if successful, 0 if an error occurred. must be called to obtain the specific error. The errors that can be generated by this function are:

NEOVI_ERROR_DLL_NEOVI_NO_RESPONSE = 75

Remarks

Before using this function, the structure must be initialized with the current neoVI settings using .

Examples

This method sets bit rates for networks on neoVI devices

int _stdcall icsneoSetFDBitRate(void * hObject, int iBitRate, int iNetworkID);

Public Declare Function icsneoSetFDBitRate Lib “icsneo40.dll” (ByVal hObject As IntPtr, ByVal BitRate As Int32, ByVal NetworkID As Int32) As Int32

[DllImport(“icsneo40.dll”)] public static extern Int32 icsneoSetFDBitRate(IntPtr hObject, Int32 BitRate, Int32 NetworkID);

Parameters

hObject

[in] Specifies the driver object created by OpenNeoDevice.

iBitRate

[in] Specifies bit rate setting. Valid values depend on the network specified.

For the networks HSCAN, MSCAN, HSCAN2, HSCAN3, HSCAN4, HSCAN5, HSCAN6, and HSCAN7 valid bit rates are 1000000, 2000000, 4000000, 5000000, 8000000,and 10000000

iNetworkID

[in] Specifies the network. The valid values are:

NETID_HSCAN, NETID_MSCAN, NETID_HSCAN2, NETID_HSCAN3, NETID_HSCAN4, NETID_HSCAN5, NETID_HSCAN6, and NETID_HSCAN7

These values are defined in the icsnVC40.h file

Return Values

1 if the function succeeded. 0 if it failed for any reason. must be called to obtain the specific error. The errors that can be generated by this function are:

NEOVI_ERROR_DLL_INVALID_NETID = 8

NEOVI_ERROR_DLL_NEOVI_NO_RESPONSE = 75

NEOVI_ERROR_DLL_RED_INVALID_BAUD_SPECIFIED = 122

NEOVI_ERROR_DLL_SEND_DEVICE_CONFIG_ERROR = 229

NEOVI_ERROR_DLL_GET_DEVICE_CONFIG_ERROR = 230

NEOVI_ERROR_DLL_UNKNOWN_NEOVI_TYPE = 231

Remarks

The specified network must exist on the connected neoVI device.

Examples

This method forces the firmware on neoVI device to be updated.

int _stdcall icsneoGetDeviceParameters(void * hObject, char *pParameters, char *pValues, short ValuesLength);

Public Declare Function icsneoGetDeviceParameters Lib “icsneo40.dll” (ByVal hObject As IntPtr, ByRef pParameters As Byte, ByRef pValues As Byte, ByVal ValuesLength As short) As Integer

[DllImport(“icsneo40.dll”)] public static extern int icsneoGetDeviceParameters(IntPtr hObject, ref byte pParameters, ref byte pValues, short ValuesLength);

Parameters

hObject

[in] Specifies the driver object created by OpenNeoDevice.

pParameters

[in] This is an array containing parameter names. Each parameter is separated by a comma. The parameter names are matched without regard to case. All spaces are ignored. The size of this array must be 1024 bytes or less. The format of the array is:

ParameterName,ParameterName, , …

See for a list of parameter names for each device and supported network.

See examples below on how to build a parameter string.

pValues

[out] This array will contain the values requested in the pParameters array. The values will be separated by comma’s and in the order of the parameter names specified in the pParameters array. If a parameter name is not recognized the word “Error” will be placed in that value’s location. If the pValues array length (specified by the ValuesLength parameter) is not long enough to store all of the values, the retrieval of parameter values will end and only a portion of the values will have be read and stored. The return value of the function, if greater than 0, will indicate the number of values read.

Return Values

-1 if there was an error while reading parameter values from the device. A return value greater than 0 indicates the total number of parameters read. A return value of 0 indicates that ValueLength was greater than 1024. must be called to obtain the specific error. The errors that can be generated by this function are:

NEOVI_ERROR_DLL_NEOVI_NO_RESPONSE = 75

Remarks

It is ineffecient to use this function to read one parameter value at a time. If multiple parameters need to be read, combine them into a long string and call this function once.

Examples

int _stdcall icsneoGetDLLFirmwareInfo(void * hObject, stAPIFirmwareInfo *pInfo);

Public Declare Function icsneoGetDLLFirmwareInfo Lib “icsneo40.dll” (ByVal hObject As IntPtr, ByRef pInfo As stAPIFirmwareInfo) As Integer

[DllImport(“icsneo40.dll”)] public static extern int icsneoGetDLLFirmwareInfo(IntPtr hObject, ref stAPIFirmwareInfo pInfo);

Parameters

hObject

[in] Specifies the driver object created by OpenNeoDevice.

pInfo

[out] Pointer to an stAPIFirmwareInfo structure.

Return Values

Returns 1 if successful, 0 if an error occurred.

Remarks

This method returns the version information for the neoVI firmware stored within the neoVI DLL API. This is the version that will be written to the neoVI device by the method.

Examples

This method calculates the timestamp for a message, based on the connected hardware type, and converts it to a usable variable.

int _stdcall icsneoGetTimeStampForMsg(void * hObject, icsSpyMessage *pMsg, icsSpyMessage *pMsg, double *pTimeStamp);

Public Declare Function icsneoGetTimeStampForMsg Lib “icsneo40.dll” (ByVal hObject As IntPtr, ByRef pMsg As icsSpyMessage, ByRef pTimeStamp As Double) As Int32

[DllImport(“icsneo40.dll”)] public static extern IntPtr icsneoGetTimeStampForMsg(Int32 hObject, ref icsSpyMessage pMsg, ref double pTimeStamp);

Parameters

hObject

[in] Specifies the driver object created by OpenNeoDevice.

pMsg

[in] The message to be used for calculating timestamp.

pTimeStamp

[out] The calculated timestamp.

Return Values

Returns 1 if successful, 0 if an error occurred. must be called to obtain the specific error. The errors that can be generated by this function are:

NEOVI_ERROR_DLL_NEOVI_NO_RESPONSE = 75

Remarks

Different models of neoVI devices have different time resolutions. This function uses the proper formula to calculate a timestamp based on the connected device type.

Examples

This topic discusses which port type can be used with what type of hardware.

A required parameter for the OpenPortEx command is the Port type. Each type is and the hardware it supports is listed below.

This method stops the execution of a script that is running on a neoVI device.

int _stdcall icsneoScriptStop(void * hObject);

Public Declare Function icsneoScriptStop Lib “icsneo40.dll” (ByVal hObject As IntPtr) As Int32

[DllImport(“icsneo40.dll”)] public static extern Int32 icsneoScriptStop(IntPtr hObject);

Parameters

hObject

[in] Specifies the driver object created by OpenNeoDevice.

Return Values

1 if the function succeeded. 0 if it failed for any reason. GetLastAPIError must be called to obtain the specific error.

Remarks

If a script is executing on the neoVI calling this method will stop it. The script will still be present on the device and can be started again by The errors that can be generated by this function are:

NEOVI_ERROR_DLL_NEOVI_NO_RESPONSE = 75

NEOVI_ERROR_DLL_SCRIPT_NO_SCRIPT_RUNNING = 226

Examples

This method forces the firmware on neoVI device to be updated.

void _stdcall icsneoForceFirmwareUpdate(void * hObject);

Public Declare Function icsneoForceFirmwareUpdate Lib “icsneo40.dll” (ByVal hObject As IntPtr)

[DllImport(“icsneo40.dll”)] public static extern void icsneoForceFirmwareUpdate(IntPtr hObject);

Parameters

hObject

[in] Specifies the driver object created by OpenNeoDevice.

Return Values

int.

Remarks

This method is used to force the firmware on a neoVI device to be updated to the version stored in the DLL API.

Examples

This method is used to wait a specified amount of time for received messages from the neoVI hardware.

Parameters

hObject

[in] Specifies the driver object created by .

iTimeOut

[in] Specifies the amount of time in milliseconds that the function will wait for a received message before returning.

This method reads the configuration settings from a neoVI FIRE 2 device.

Parameters

hObject

[in] Specifies the driver object created by .

pSettings

[out] Pointer to a structure.

This method reads the configuration settings from a ValueCAN3 device.

Parameters

hObject

[in] Specifies the driver object created by .

pSettings

[out] Pointer to a structure.

This method reads the configuration settings from a RAD Galaxy device.

Parameters

hObject

[in] Specifies the driver object created by .

pSettings

[out] Pointer to a structure.

This method writes configuration settings to a neoVI Fire device.

Parameters

hObject

[in] Specifies the driver object created by .

pSettings

[out] Pointer to an structure.

This method starts the execution of a script that has been downloaded to a neoVI device.

Parameters

hObject

[in] Specifies the driver object created by .

iLocation

[in] Specifies the physical location of the script to be executed on the neoVI device. Valid values are:

This method is used to set the value of an application signal in a script running on a neoVI device.

Parameters

hObject

[in] Specifies the driver object created by .

iIndex

[in] The index value of the application signal.

This method reads the neoVI DLL error message queue.

Parameters

hObject

[in] Specifies the driver object created with .

pErrorMsgs

[out] This is the address of the first element of an array of long variables of at least 600 elements. This array will be loaded with the current error queue. The error queue will contain errors generated by all threads, not just the current thread. A separate topic describes the possible values for