You can get the voltage by using the VoltageInput channel type in Labview.

-Patrick

Have a look at the kernel log - it could be running into file system corruption and remounting the filesystem readonly.

You could try to a factory reset and see if that helps.

-Patrick

I'd recommend installing from package on Ubuntu. If you're using kinetic or something, you can just use the jammy repo.

I will update the source to handle these warnings.

-Patrick

You could buy one of the LED64 cables (same connector), a USB cable, cut them up, and solder them together.

https://www.phidgets.com/?prodid=590

-Patrick

You need a 3016_0 https://www.phidgets.com/?tier=3&prodid=165

Unfortunately we don't sell them anymore. I'm not sure if you'll be able to source one.

-Patrick

This is a question for Artisan, and depends on how they are using the phidget22 API - it's definitely possible to connect to multiple servers at once.

There isn't any way to have multiple wireless hubs appear as if they are on the same server.

-Patrick

Released new Max externals compiled for Apple Silicon.

-Patrick

Hi,

Yes, I will look at adding Apple silicon arch to the Max externals soon. In the meantime, you'll need to force Max to run as x64.

-Patrick

I expect that it will work fine, though we haven't tested it specifically.

-Patrick

... then stop working, make sure that the network server daemon is still running, or have a look in the network server logs to see what may be wrong. -Patrick