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  1. Mouse_test

    this is a small project I made in class, it is my first practice and consists of a mouse simulator with potentiometers and buttons.

    5 downloads

    Submitted

  2. EXIF Reader 3.0.2.zip

    Reads EXIF data from image files.

    12 downloads

    Submitted

  3. EXIF Reader V3.0.1.zip

    Of course I had to break something in 3.0 (the help links) just before I submitted it.
    While I was at it, I reorganized the help a bit.  Also patched up the installer so it gets rid of old leftovers.

    6 downloads

    Submitted

  4. EXIF Reader

    Version 3.  Has bug fixes, enhancements, additions.

    2 downloads

    Submitted

  5. EXIF Reader - V1.0.zip

    Fixed some bugs in the installer.
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
    fixed

    5 downloads

    Submitted

  6. EXIF Reader - V1.0.zip

    This EXIF Reader contains VIs for reading EXIF metadata in image files.
    Most of the VIs are to be called as sub VIs, but some are intended to be used as top level VIs, and one can be used either way.
    This S/W can currently read EXIF data from .jpg, .mpo, and .png files; but this user extensible.
    Note however that there are no hooks in the S/W for parsing out data sets whose contents vary from brand to brand

    8 downloads

    Submitted

  7. Data Matrix Generator v1.0 LV2020

    This project library enables conversion from string data to a 2-D integer array encoding Data Matrix ECC200 symbology.  The library includes demo code to render the output to a LabVIEW picture indicator.

    29 downloads

    Submitted

  8. Hooovahh's Tremendous TDMS Toolkit

    This toolkit combines a variety of TDMS functions and tools into a single package.  The initial release has a variety of features:
    - Classes for Circular, Periodic, Size, and Time of Day TDMS generation with examples of using each
    - Reading and Writing Clusters into TDMS Channels
    - XLSX Conversion example
    - File operations for combining files, renaming, moving, and saving in memory to zip
    - Basic function for splitting TDMS file into segments (useful for corrupt files)
    - Reorder TDMS Channel with Demo
    There is plenty of room for improvements but I wanted to get this out there and gauge interests.  The variety of classes for doing things, along with VIMs, and class adaptation makes for using them easier.  If I get time I plan on making some blog posts explaining some of the benefits of TDMS, along with best practices.

    186 downloads

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  9. MCP2221A library

    There it is.
    The complete library for the MCP2221A. I2c adapter, I/O in a single IC. I love that one.
    Let me know if any bug is found.
    I try to make that library as much convenient as possible to use. Two version available 32 bit and 64 bit. little note: to open by serial number, the enumeration need to be activated on the device first. (open by index, enable the enumeration) It needs to be done only once in the life time of the device.
    PLEASE do not take ownership of this work since it is not yours. You have it for free, but the credit is still mine... I spent many hours of my life to make it works.

    406 downloads

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  10. .xml test report Measurements.zip

    This XML test report library is available for you to modify at your will.
    It is based on the IPC-2547 standard so it is easier for any other application or database to parse.
    The html file report offered by LabVIEW was not sufficient for my need.
    So I created those. enjoy!!!

    188 downloads

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  11. 55 easily distinguishable color.vi

    This is the only way I found how to have a bunch of color that are unique and easily distinguishable. The maximum I saw in the web was about 26. This one offer 55 of them without gray tone. You can modify this VI to support gray tone as well and goes up to 60 colors.
     
    Please use the new version at: New version

    127 downloads

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  12. LabVIEW Tray Launcher

    This application is designed to help manage a system, that has multiple versions of LabVIEW installed. It does this by adding an icon in the system tray for launching any version of LabVIEW installed. This may work with 64-bit versions of LabVIEW but it has never been fully tested.  It has several other features which are useful when having multiple versions of LabVIEW installed.
    Launch any version of LabVIEW installed from the system tray icon. Kill or restart any version of LabVIEW running from the system tray icon. Abort all VIs running in all versions of LabVIEW from the system tray icon. (not asynchronous clones at the moment) Abort all private context VIs from the settings dialog found by double clicking the system tray icon. (not asynchronous clones at the moment) Control what version of LabVIEW is used on opening a VI or LabVIEW file. (File Extension support in the configuration dialog) Configuration can chance the behavior of this but by default it will ask what version of LabVIEW to open a VI in if more than one version can open it. By default a VI set to Run On Open will always ask what version, and if you would like to run it on open or just open it. Shift can be held when opening a VI to always be asked what version to use. CTRL can be used to select the default option which is generally the last version used. By default if only one version of LabVIEW is running, and it can open the VI, then it will be opened in that version. Other file extensions can be selected after the install. Read the Readme Usage for more information on how this works. For this software to function properly, at least one LabVIEW Run-time, or development needs to be installed which is version 2011 or newer.  The source includes all versions from 2011 to 2017.  The installer includes the builds from all versions 2011 through 2017.  An AutoIt script and source are included which selects the right EXE based on what version of the run-time engine are installed.  This is why multiple versions are included in the installer.
    Also for VI Server functions to work properly each version of LabVIEW needs to be configured to have TCP/IP configured and a unique port.  This is all done automatically through VIPM so my suggestion is to configure all versions of LabVIEW through VIPM, at which point this tool should work.  Some features of this will work without this enabled but not all of them.
    This is the LabVIEW Tray Launcher, originally discussed and developed in 2009 here.
    A fully built installer for version 1.5.0 can be found here.  Just download the installer and run it. It should add all the needed files to the Program Files directory, and edit the registry if you allow it during the install.

    155 downloads

    Submitted

  13. Hooovahh Array VIMs

    Here is the Hooovahh Array VIMs.  This initial release contains VIMs for manipulating array data, which are intended to replace OpenG functionality, but with the added benefit of data type propagation, and increased performance using newer array manipulation techniques.  In later versions other Array manipulation functions were added moving all the OpenG stuff to their own palette. 
    Version 2.0 changed the suffix naming standard.  Updating may mean replacing calls to the new versions since the name on disk has changed.  This was for consistency and I'm sorry for breaking compatibility.  The added type defs in 2.0 may break compatibility too but these help avoid code breaking bugs since VIMs allowed any data type previously.
    Most of the OpenG functions are unchanged, but a few use the newer conditional and concatenating tunnels.  And a few functions have added performance based on other inputs.  For instance the Delete Array Elements can operate in a more efficient way if the input indexes are already sorted.  The Filter 1D array can also be more efficient if the input is known to not contain any duplicates.
    Because these packages contain VIMs, they require LabVIEW 2017 or newer.  Having these functions be VIMs mean all functions work with various array data types.  Included functions are:
    Conditional Auto-Indexing Tunnel Delete Elements from (1D or 2D) Array Filter 1D Array Index (1D or 2D) Array, Scalar, Row, Column Remove Duplicates from 1D Array Reorder (1D or 2D) Array Reverse 1D Array Slice 1D Array Sort (1D or 2D) Array Convert 1D to 2D Convert 2D to 1D Find Subarray Force Array Min/Max Size Foreign Key Sort

    264 downloads

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  14. Example Custom Radio Buttons

    Test stand had a touch screen. User wanted radio buttons instead of a pull-down menu. Wanted tests to run on pressing the button and pass/fail indication thereof. So I did that for him. Here is the stand-alone proof-of-concept that I worked up for it. Arrays are used so Boolean texts can change to suit different models of unit under test. If a Boolean text is blank, then that button will go invisible meanwhile, there being as many (up to 7) or as few (down to one) as may need be.
    I should mention, in case it's not obvious, that when in actual use, the three arrays are hidden inside of a sub-VI and not (as shown here) visible to users as part of the front panel.

    204 downloads

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  15. MPSSE SPI

    For a personal project, I needed to communicate between my computer and a SPI device slave device. So, I use a FTDI chip FT232h.
    I have adapted the library MPSSE I2C already available on this website to make it works for SPI.
    Warning ! VI are not 100% tested (especially Read functions), I provided it as it is.

    616 downloads

    Submitted

  16. FTDI libMPSSE-SPI

    Initial release. It is hairy, but less so than the original import wizard.

    358 downloads

    Submitted

  17. Cp Cpk Calculation.vi

    This Vi Calculate th Cp and Cpk values of a dbl array values.
     
    It's quite usefull to do some statistical analysis of a process capability.

    451 downloads

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  18. DCG

    Allows new functions to be compiled during runtime by using libtcc. http://bellard.org/tcc/
     
    Features Full ANSI C compiler  ISO C99 extensions (Missing only complex and imaginary numbers) GNU C extensions (See TCC Docs) TinyCC extensions (See TCC Docs) GNU-like inline assembler  32bit & 64bit opcodes depending on DLL (See TCC Docs) Compile to memory to call as function or disk as exe Allows for dynamic code Pointer safe checks  
    Examples
    Adding 2 numbers and using return to get the result
    Using system to call cmd
    Inline x86 assembly
    Passing in information using argc and argv
    Using pointers to pass a string in and an SHA512 hash out
     
     
    Uses libtcc unmodified, so for security reasons you can download the dll from the author's website or compile your own from source. The dll is included if you wish to use it.
     
    Some very basic examples that show off only a tiny subset of the features this compiler offers. Unless you are very careful, compiling functions during runtime can lead to unstable code. (Test before you deploy) All examples should run without issue but modification can and will lead to crashing. (Save often)

    135 downloads

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  19. Mandelbrot Explorer

    Simple Mandelbrot explorer that I wrote a few years ago.

     

    Features

    Many predefined color pallets

    Rolling color pallet to produce motion effect

    Ability to customize the color pallet

    Log color mapping

    Keyboard or mouse control

    Basic shortcut keys

    Saving high res images

     

    Needed improvements

    Clustering to clean up code more

    Save settings

     

    Operation

    Load project in LabVIEW 2015 32/64 bit

    Start program using Mandelbrot Main.vi

    210 downloads

    Submitted

  20. MPSSE.dll LABview driver

    There it is... finaly... 
    Because the code given in the FTDI web page is not convenient, not working and haven't been developed by real LABview programmer, I decided to create a library for the I2C.
     
    a version for SPI will come soon.
     
    This library is free to use. If FTDI want's it in ther site, I do not allow you to publish it since you didn't help any of your customer with LABview.
    but of course feel free to publish this link.

    1,347 downloads

    Submitted

  21. List all VISA session opened

    This VI list all VISA session opened and allow you to close all of them.
     
     
    Some times when the GPIB stuck and the VI wont stop..... This VI is a better solution than reboot.

    280 downloads

    Updated

  22. HTML color table

    This VI allow an easy way to create HTML color table in the LabVIEW report generation toolkit. This VI should be connected to the "Append User Formatted HTML to Report.vi".
     
    For this version, all the column are the same size. But alignment and color of each cell can be defined.
     
    Please rate this file if you download it. It's free... you can at least give some second of your time to rate it... I spend some hours to make it...
     
    Enjoy
     

    218 downloads

    Updated

  23. Calendar XControl

    This XControl has the nice feature that a Calendar control should give you.
    Multilanguage support by property node.
    The input and output are Labview Time Stamp.
     
    When selecting a date, the date in the calendar become light blue.
     
     
    Please you receive this XControl for free. The minimum you can do is to rate it.
     

    345 downloads

    Updated

  24. LibreOffice Simple LV interface

    A set of simple VIs that uses the LibreOffice / OpenOffice UNO API. The result is very similar to MS Office ActiveX API. Currently, only Calc is supported. 
     
    This was tested on Windows 8 with LV2013 64 bit and LibreOffice 64 bit.
     
     

    471 downloads

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  25. VIM HAL Demo

    This is an experimental demo to investigate VIMs (vi macros). It was a bit of fun to see if VIMs could be used to encapsulate events in LabVIEW which was a bugbear of mine for quite some time. You can see the entire thread here. VIMs are a NI experimental technology similar to Xnodes but less mature.
     
    The purpose of this release is to clarify the previously unstated licence since other forum topics are building on the original demo so they need a permissive licence (MIT). This release serves as an unambiguous statement to that effect. There are a few differences from the original which I have decided to call version 0.1 but they are minor.
     
    Note:
    This may or may not work for you out of the box. If it doesn't then please do not post. The purpose is to clarify the licence for others to build upon; not to provide a working example. The VIM technology is itself  experimental and unsupported by NI so most issues you will encounter will be due to this and It is unlikely there will be another version posted here.

    279 downloads

    Updated




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