Minh Pham

I believe design something within your major / field is a good choice. (electrical, telecom, control, biomedical, mechanical, imaging, optics, automation....) The best choice is something that you really interested in (something that you think is cool!) I dont have any specific suggestion as you didnt describe much about you in your post. Good luck,

QUOTE (rccardude909 @ Oct 10 2008, 03:23 AM) Ok, do you have any virtual channel(s) used in your program, you have to export them to files. Might be easier to install MAX on the running machine as well. That way you can make sure of the hardware is recognised by the system, also you can create virtual channel(s) in MAX if it is required to do so. Good luck,

QUOTE (Eugen Graf @ Oct 9 2008, 04:23 AM) This is quite funny that the ActiveX Container's property: Container Bounds has to be placed in the loop to constantly force the size of the container to what we want INSTEAD of SET it ONCE and the container stays at that size. The autosize jumps in straight awayif we only set the Bounds even after PLAY the media. Really annoying !? This is the temporary solution to your problem, not fully efficient but it works. Regards,

QUOTE (rccardude909 @ Oct 9 2008, 10:42 AM) Have you installed Device Drivers on the PC where the application running on? Without the driver, PC doesnt understand USB 6009 device. This should solve the problem. Regards,

QUOTE (eerc @ Mar 3 2006, 11:12 AM) It is quite straight forward using the SMTP Email Send Message VI under Communication. Make sure you enter the correct infomation in the 'mail server' terminal (check your email exchage server if you have outlook>>view>>option). Good luck,

QUOTE (ritesh024 @ Oct 4 2008, 05:41 AM) To make your graph acts like an ocsilloscope you need to design its bahavours. In this case, the scale factors for X and Y axis. To have V/Div and Time/Div settings you must also have a Reference values for both axis, then use this Ref value to calculate the scaling factor based on user input. Eg. the X ref is: 10ms/Div, if user select 5ms/Div then the scale factor for X axis is: XScaleFactor = XRef/Select = 10/5 = 2. (zooming in) etc... To explain this idea you can play around with the simple vi i created in order to understand how a waveform is plotted on the graph before writing functionalities for it. I suggest you to create a subvi to handle the scale factor and X or Y data array. For further info, you can also look at the paper attached for reference purpose. Good luck and have fun. QUOTE (Minh Pham @ Oct 7 2008, 10:51 AM) To make your graph acts like an ocsilloscope you need to design its bahavours. In this case, the scale factors for X and Y axis. To have V/Div and Time/Div settings you must also have a Reference values for both axis, then use this Ref value to calculate the scaling factor based on user input. Eg. the X ref is: 10ms/Div, if user select 5ms/Div then the scale factor for X axis is: XScaleFactor = XRef/Select = 10/5 = 2. (zooming in) etc... To explain this idea you can play around with the simple vi i created in order to understand how a waveform is plotted on the graph before writing functionalities for it. I suggest you to create a subvi to handle the scale factor and X or Y data array. For further info, you can also look at the paper attached for reference purpose. Good luck and have fun. the paper to attached here...

QUOTE (professor_rumsdiegeige @ Oct 3 2008, 05:59 PM) I still dont know why saving multiple files did not work? Should we escalate this issue to NI Vision Support Group? It's ok to use 1 file at the moment, that's cool. Regards,

QUOTE (v_pan @ Oct 7 2008, 04:46 AM) I agree, i suggest you to spend about a week with labview tutorials and practice programming. Then I think you might interested looking at this: http://zone.ni.com/devzone/cda/tut/p/id/6207 good luck,

QUOTE (professor_rumsdiegeige @ Oct 3 2008, 06:03 AM) Can you change the File Prefix field to csv.txt instead of csv? If it doesnt work then please try to save to 1 file option say csv.txt? Would that work? It would be something simple that we are missing here. Regards,

QUOTE (professor_rumsdiegeige @ Oct 2 2008, 03:47 PM) Why Browser is an image source? Would that be HD if you process imgs from your Hardrive. Or Acquisition if imgs are acquired via the camera? Please confirm this. Regards,

QUOTE (mballa @ Aug 24 2004, 12:35 PM) The 6 hours intro is a good start, concentrate on the dataflow as it is the main idea of LV. I used to be a VB programmer as well, since 2006, I started working at NI as Applications Engineer I fully moved to LabVIEW - probably permanently . So keep practising and wiring you will be just fine. However, can you move to a later version of LV rather than work with such an old version 6.1.

QUOTE (professor_rumsdiegeige @ Oct 1 2008, 11:57 PM) Have you setup the save options in SETUP? Perform Batch Processing Select Tools»Batch Processing. Select an image source. If you select Hard Disk, browse to the folder containing the images you want to process. If you select Acquisition, complete the following steps: Specify the acquisition module you want to use. Note You must have previously defined the parameters for the acquisition module you select. Vision Assistant uses the parameter settings you defined the last time you used a particular acquisition module. For example, if you select Image Capture RT, you must have previously used the Acquire Image (RT) function in the Acquire Images tab of the Processing Functions. If you select an acquisition module you have not used previously, Vision Assistant prompts you to exit batch processing setup and acquire an image using the module you selected in Acquisition Modules.In Iterations, specify the number of times you want to acquire an image during batch processing. In Period (s.), specify the length of the delay, in seconds, between acquisitions. Select a step in the Script Steps list. If the step processes the image under inspection, select one of the Process Mode options: Open Process Interface, Display Result Image, or Save Result Image. If the step analyzes the image under inspection, select one of the Analysis Mode options: Open Results Panel or Save Results. If you selected Save Results or Save Result Image in step 3, click Setup and configure the save options. Otherwise, proceed to step 6. Click OK to close the save setup dialog box. Click Run to start the batch process. Click Return to exit batch processing mode. Tips The progress window displays the current process, the number of iterations completed, the starting time, and an estimation of the time remaining. To stop batch processing, click the Cancel button in the progress window. Vision Assistant stops the batch process when the current step is complete or is cancelled from the Parameter window. Let me know if this is the cause of the problem. Cheers,

QUOTE (jpdrolet @ Jun 21 2004, 10:31 PM) You can probably write a small vi to do this kind of task in 2 mins. Good luck

QUOTE (jlokanis @ Oct 2 2008, 08:45 AM) mmm, this sounds pretty cool, I suggest you to have a look to this: http://eyesonvis.blogspot.com/2007/10/cust...ted-window.html I will try to customize my LV Getting Started Windows as well, cool let me know the result. Good luck

Why you need so many different software and shortcuts to create freehand sketches on BD while you can paste anything on the BD through the built-in Windows clipboard. Copy anything you want to the clipboard then Ctrl+V to paste in anywhere you like, any size you want on the BD. If you follow some simple Design techniques and structures , i believe you will rarely use this feature unless you really have to. One thing I can think of is the State transition diagram, which will be kind of useful info on the BD for the other programmers to have a general idea of the designed state machine within the code.

QUOTE (JasonD @ May 28 2003, 09:46 PM) I dont get it!? What is the back panel? Do you mean freehand block diagram which create messy wires? Can you be more specific or have picture diagram to explain your idea. Thanks

QUOTE (Jim Kring @ Oct 1 2008, 03:42 PM) Dont like the GUI of this site much, I'd better stick with this site as I am still a new member to this awesome site. Go LAVA !

I just wonder is there a way to create/design new functionality to the Labview block diagram working environment. I really want to personalize the workspace, for example when my mouse move over a function/subvi icon on the block diagram, user can hold shift and have the function/icon being zoomed in with terminals labeled. etc... Can we write new functionality for Labview?

This is absolutely a good idea, I think 8.6 is trying to achieve this with QuickDrop (using keyboard shortcuts). It shouldnt be too hard to corporate this on the pallete when it is pinned down. User should be able to hold Ctrl and select multiple items just like selecting files within Window Explorer. LV 9.0 will have this may be

You can use the Invoke note to get the control/indicator image, also the whole front panel img if you want.