PineChem Download

[alert color=”violet” icon=”exclamation-circle”] Existing PineChem users are encouraged to upgrade to our more powerful AfterMath software package.[/alert] [call_to_action color=”blue” button_text=”     PineChem User Guide” button_url=”https://devnewtheme.pineresearch.com/files/LMCBP1S20.pdf” layout=”vertical” button_icon=”download” button_icon_position=”left”]  For an overview of our vintage software PineChem, review the User Guide[/call_to_action] [toggle title = “Windows 7 / Windows Vista”]

The use of PineChem with Windows 8 and Windows 7 and Windows Vista is not supported. Windows 8/7Vista users should upgrade to the more powerful AfterMath software instead.

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PineChem 2.8.0H Download. Customers who are using Windows 2000/NT/XP may download a full version of PineChem 2.8.0H using the link below. This version of our PineChem software is the final version which will install under the Windows 2000/NT/XP operating systems.

 

After downloading the file, you will need a password to “unzip” the encrypted WinZip archive file. Contact Pine Research with the serial number of your bipotentiostat and we will provide you with the password. All of the files in the WinZip file should be placed in a temporary folder on your hard drive. Then, click on the “setup.exe” application to install PineChem on your system.

NIDAQ Version 7.4.1 Device Driver Download. The required NIDAQ device driver for use with Windows 2000/NT/XP is version 7.4.1 of the driver. This driver may be downloaded directly from the National Instruments web site. Note that it is necessary to use this “Legacy NIDAQ” device driver. Do not attempt to use a newer device driver.

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PineChem 2.8.0H Download. Customers who are still using Windows 98 may download a full version of PineChem 2.8.0H using the link below. Pine no longer officially supports Windows 98, and this version of our PineChem software is the final version which will install under the Windows 98 operating system.

After downloading the file, you will need a password to “unzip” the encrypted WinZip archive file. Contact Pine Research with the serial number of your bipotentiostat and we will provide you with the password. All of the files in the WinZip file should be placed in a temporary folder on your hard drive. Then, click on the “setup.exe” application to install PineChem on your system.

NIDAQ Version 6.9.1 Device Driver Download. The required NIDAQ device driver for use with Windows 98 is an old version of the driver. This driver may be downloaded directly from the National Instruments web site. Note that it is necessary to use this “Legacy NIDAQ” device driver. Do not attempt to use a newer device driver with Windows 98.

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PineChem 2.7.9A Download. Customers who are still using Windows 95 may download a full version of PineChem 2.7.9A using the link below. Pine no longer officially supports Windows 95, and this version of our PineChem software is the final version which will install under the Windows 95 operating system.

After downloading the file, you will need a password to “unzip” the encrypted WinZip archive file. Contact Pine Research with the serial number of your bipotentiostat and we will provide you with the password. All of the files in the WinZip file should be placed in a temporary folder on your hard drive. Then, click on the “setup.exe” application to install PineChem on your system.

NIDAQ Version 6.9.1 Device Driver Download. The required NIDAQ device driver for use with Windows 95 is an old version of the driver. This driver may be downloaded directly from the National Instruments web site. Note that it is necessary to use this “Legacy NIDAQ” device driver. Do not attempt to use a newer device driver with Windows 95.

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In general, installation of the driver is a simple matter of unzipping the device driver package to a temporary folder on your hard drive and then clicking on the “setup.exe” file.

IMPORTANT SECURITY NOTE: The NIDAQ driver should always be installed from a Windows user account which has administrative privileges. If the user who will routinely be using the AFCBP1 Bipotentiostat does not have an account with administrative privileges, then special steps must be taken to assure that the user is granted access to certain installation folders. Click here for more details about this issue.

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After you have installed the device driver on your computer (and after you have physically installed the interface board inside your computer), you should run the Measurement & Automation Explorer (MAX) utility. The MAX utility is installed on your desktop when you install the NIDAQ device driver.

Using the MAX utility, look inside the “Legacy NIDAQ Devices” folder and make certain that your interface board appears. The interface board usually appears as a “PCI-MIO-16E-4” board in the list of legacy devices. It is usually assigned a device number equal to one (1).

[/toggle] [toggle title = “NIDAQ Device Driver Version History”] [call_to_action color=”blue” button_text=”NIDAQ Device Driver Versions” button_url=”http://sine.ni.com/psp/app/doc/p/id/psp-269/lang/en” button_color=”blue” button_icon_position=”left” layout=”vertical” button_target = “_blank”] For an extremely detailed version of previous NIDAQ versions, consult the link below.
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