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Tecnova will be donating 3x Arduino Unos Arduino is an open-source electronics prototyping platform based on flexible, easy-to-use hardware and software. It's intended for artists, designers, hobbyists, and anyone interested in creating interactive objects or environments. Ni also has created a free toolkit for LabVIEW to interface with the Arduino. If you want to see LabVIEW running Arduino in action check out this video from VI Shots.

With the chart/graph controls you are using; you cannot. You will have to draw it yourself with the picture plots. The picture plots come with VIs for drawing xy graphs, however, they do not expose the grid line type so you will have to edit the sub VI that draws the grid (or draw everything yourself from scratch-which I think you will end up doing eventually to get the same look and feel as the first image). Picture plots are here . You create your graph and draw it like this: You will need to look inside several sub-vis to find the Draw Grid.vi and modify it like so: Then when you run it you get this:

Rishi Lukka and Ben Zimmer from EnableTC (Enable Training and Consulting Inc) are proud to offer another fabolous door prize for this year's BBQ - a LEGO Mindstorms NXT 2.0 Kit! Don't forget to check out EnableTC's NI Week booth demo which includes a fun implementation of LabVIEW and the Mindstorms kit - can't wait to see it!

One issue I have with this functionality is that version 1.0 implicitly means 'functional and stable'. How much of you classes are that upon the first save? Ton

I'll be giving away one of these: