Err.. alright, but how do I get all of the property nodes into a
subvi?
I'm working on a program and have a problem with a case statement. I
have a tunnel spitting data out of case 1, but the program refuses to
compile because I don't have any data exiting the tunnel for case 0.
But the thing is, I'm building an array, and don't want anything from
case 0 added to the a
I am writing a program in which I need a lot of buttons to appear and
dissappear at certain times. Namely, I need about 80 to 100 items to
become invisible every time one of about 20 buttons on my front panel
is pressed. I'd prefer to find a way to do this without having to make
20 copies of the 80
Thanks! That worked perfectly! :D
Hello, I'm trying to program my vi so that the data the vi generates
is saved to a file. I've gotten that far, but I want the user to be
able to select where they want to save the file and what they want to
name it. However, I need to force them to use .hdr as the extension.
Is there anyway to do t
I got another Error 6 problem popping up at odd spots in my vi.
Error 6 occurred at GPIB Write in E4418BEPMPowerMeter.vi
Possible reason(s):
LabVIEW: Generic file I/O error.
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NI-488: I/O operation aborted.
Is it possible that this error keeps occuring to me because I'm using
an inferior P
As it turns out the problem was the MEAS command isn't what I thought
it was. So I was able to fix that problem. The clock wait itself I
removed from the program as it was just a debugging method. I am still
getting a weird reading error though were for some reason the gpib
card will return a strin
I want only one person at a time to be able to control it, and its
fine for people to see the panel's image, but I'd prefer for them to
not be able to see what the other students are doing with the panel.
Currently only one person can control the panel remotely, but everyone
that's waiting in line
Thanks! That worked great!
This is going to seem like quite a bizarre question, but I'm trying to
learn some rather advanced (Well I think they're advanced anyway LOL)
uses of labview so that I can help make some programs to be used with
an educational class. I've learned how to make a remote panel and how
to access it from
That would be a very good thing to check. I had a peice of equipment
go haywire on me because I was ending all of my commands with carriage
returns instead of linefeeds.
Okay, so I finally figured out how to make a remote panel, but now how
do I access it? I'm not really sure how to find the file from another
computer. I already saved it into the www root directory thing through
the web publication tool. Also, when I access the page manually from
the computer I mad
I had a somewhat similar problem recently with an MM2000 Motion
Controller. It even showed up on the NI GPIB Communicator list but
wouldn't talk to me at all. I went over to the instrument panel and
accessed the gpib address setting on it and saw that it was still set
correctly, but for some reason
Does anyone know if there are any places online where I could download
a vi that could fully function as the front panel of an instrument? As
in like the vi would more or less look like the front panel as well
preferably?
Have you checked to make sure that the GPIB address is set correctly
on both the instrument and your program?
I'm sorry but I was misunderstood, but the example of my home computer
was only an example. I am trying to find a way to make it so that
-anyone- can use the vi from a home computer (provided that the vi is
not already in use)
What's a connecter pane and how do I fix it if its broken?
I am looking for a way to either make my vi accessible from my home
computer or make my vi run on my home computer without having the
labview program itself installed. Is that possible with just the basic
labview 5.1 development package or do I absolutely have to purchase an
expansion program?
I'm wanting to use the "log at completion" option to save my front
panel after every program execution, but for some reason on the vi I
just built the option to do this is grayed out. Does anyone know how I
can make this option available again?
For some reason in the VI I've been building the "Log at completion"
option on the operations menu is ghosted (meaning its not clickable) I
was greatly hoping to use that feature so does anyone know what might
have caused it to become ghosted and how I can correct this problem?
Well, the problem I'm having is that each time the program is run it
saves a file for example test1.dat Now the way I see it, the easiest
way to make the next file saved be titled "test2.dat" would be to have
a variable that increments by one each time the user runs the program.
It just seems to me
I've been writing a lot of programs lately and have been having to
create lots of worthless front panel indicators just to generate
internal variables that the user will never need to see. Is there some
other way to create variables that will only be used within the
program code itself and that are
Unfortunately the asmple file you posted there doesn't load on labview
5.1 Do you think if I used a system of saving the data points to files
(1 per scan) and then retrieved and fed the data into an XY Graph it
would have the effect I'm looking for?
I am trying to build a labview program but am having some difficulties
with the datalogging feature. For some reason the "log on completion"
option on the operations menu is ghosted over and cannot be activated.
Unfortunately that's the feature I need to use. Also, I'm trying to
make a graph that w
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