sir , i hv rcvd ur answer,i hv not worked in activex and events queue
,i think it will solve my problem ,if it works i will mail u.
Thank u,Dave.I'll try.
I have developed a LabVIEW shell application that will run after I
have logged into my Windows 2000. I execute this application by
modifying the registry value of Windows so that everytime the Windows
is logged into, user can only access the LabVIEW shell without having
control of desktop. I would
Thanks for your answer, i'll try this soon and let you know...
Regards,
Johan
Almost all computers have at least one RS-232 port. You may have
either 9 pin or 25 pin DB connectors for use. Your OS's hardware
report will tell you how many you have. If you need to control more
instruments than ports you have, additional RS-232 cards are pretty
cheap. Some have multiple ports o
Hi,
I hope to use one computer to control serveral instruments including 3
MKS instrments with RS-232 port: 600 Series Pressure controller; Type
247 4-Chennel Readout; Type 937A Gauge Controller. Did anyone use
Labiew program to control them? Can anyone provide some examples of
the Labview program
Hi .
I'm looking for game , which is made in Lab view . Game called "Memory
Blocks" - I think that You know it. If not , You can download it from :
http://www.robrob8.com/games/blocks.htm .
I know : it's easier to make it in C++ or java , but now I need it in Lab
view .
Perhaps , someone of Yo
Hi,
Thank you for your answer.
You mean in your answer that I just control one instrument by using 1
computer with 1 RS-232 port, right?
If I use GPIB style to control instruments, I have to install a GPIB
card into my computer. How about RS-232? Need I install any card for
RS-232? Thanks.
It seems the problem has been fixed: It does not crash under LabVIEW
6.1 or LabVIEW 7. (I can reproduce the crash under LabVIEW 6).
We don't use the installation maker built into the application
builder, instead we use a third party tool that is free and gives
additional options; like including a license and to split the
installation set to fit on floppies. It's called Inno Setup and can be
found on: http://www.jrsoftware.org/.
The question specified only one VI, hence the statement.
You can probably use sub-panels to get a second view of the panel too.
Again that would require a second VI. Separating the GUI will
typically be a more flexible solution in the long run though. Have the
data globally available and then you
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