Ok first go through the first list I posted here and work out what you are missing. Post a list of what you are missing. i.e do you have the manuals for the MUX2?
There is no reason that I am aware of that the student edition won't do. At the moment I have not fully transferred to 7.X so 6.1 would be good also. Anyway the reson that there is no driver is mainly becuase people in production processes (where these things are used in volume) need validated statistical tools. No one has written a complete fully approved automotive statistics tool in Labview (I believe), hence no driver. As the approval process is expensive, long and tortous you start to understand why. To get you going if you have all the cables you should start with the Trerminal Emulator. (I assume Windows here). Set 9600bd 7 data bits, 1Stb, No Parity - no handshake. Press the instrument 'Data' button and the instrument should send a measurement to the Terminal program. You may need to 'tinker' (my first choice was refused by the msg bd) with the data rates and handshake to get the data onto the terminal program as the handshake could be affected by the wiring on the cable between the MUX and the host and the data rate could possibly have been changed on the MUX. You quickly find out that the number of combintations is awesome - Hence the requirement for the manual. So go through the list I wrote and tell me what you have or not as the case may be.
