This doesn't seem to take care of the whole problem. My third-party
windows software needs the A/D values stored as 16-bit words, but I
can't seem to store my acquired waveforms in this manner. I'm
performing an AI mult pt acquire waveform, with output converted to
binary and saved as a 16-bit file
Hello,
Please take a look at the knowledge base about how to write binary
files in LabVIEW that can be read by other applications. At the end
of this document there are a couple example VIs that will convert from
Big to Little Endian and vice versa.
http://digital.natinst.com/public.nsf/websearc
I'm streaming waveform data to a binary file to be read by a
third-party waveform analysis software. When opening the file,
however, the waveform data is unintelligible. I have read that Labview
uses BigEndian coding, while most PC programs use LittleEndian coding;
how do I convert from Big to Litt
