Re: A GPIB remote panel question

2004-02-18 Thread jackolim
Guess i know what u mean. I have to get my own server that is
accessible to other users so i can upload my VI. Thank you.



Re: A GPIB remote panel question

2004-02-17 Thread Sean C.
Hello Jackolim,

Thank you for contacting National Instruments.

What do you want your remote panel to do?  There are basically two
different methods.  In one you just monitor your front panel over the
internet, like screen shots.  The other method allows you to actually
adjust the controls remotely.

If you need the first method then you just need to periodically upload
the front panel image to your website.  You could then have your site
periodically refresh itself.

The second method however is not do-able, unless you have LabVIEW on
the server.  When you are hosting a VI remote panel, the LabVIEW web
server is actually used.  So the machine running LabVIEW hosts the
website on itself, and has direct access to the VI that you are
running.  There is not a way I know of to somehow route all the
information through another web site.  You will just need to host the
VI on the computer running the VI.

I hope this helps.

Sean C.
Applications Engineer
National Instruments



A GPIB remote panel question

2004-02-16 Thread jackolim
Hi all, I have created a VI that make use of GPIB to control some of
my lab equipment. The problem now i face is how can i set this VI as a
remote panel for internet. I have a free website under
www.bravenet.com . How can I do such a remote panel thing? thanks



Re: A GPIB remote panel question

2004-02-16 Thread nayisoe
The easiest way of doing this is using "web publishing tool". Check
the user manual for more detail. Also you can use VI server,
datasocket to accomplish this. You can find several example regarding
VI server and datasocket that ship with labview. Good Luck.