I have made a vi and i want to upload it to a server on the internet.
I want to see the front panel of the vi in a web page i have.
Is that possible? What I have to do?
I have tried from the web publising tool but i can't make it work.
QUOTE (Cat @ Apr 3 2009, 02:20 PM)
Both of them are Windows Xp. The one that make the program has 2.4ghz processor and the other that i make the test is i think 3.2ghz.
I have made a program using the serial port and in my computer is working very good but in an other computer doesn't work. Is there any possible explanation?
QUOTE (neBulus @ Mar 6 2009, 07:40 PM)
How can i do that?
Moreover I have a case for example case A,B,C. I want to make some calculations between them.Is that possible?
My problem is similar to v_pan's so i am not going to make a new topic.
I have a usb to serial converter and m baud rate is at 115200. When I change it to 230400 it's not working with labview but only with hyperterminal.
Can I do something to solve that problem?
QUOTE (Minh Pham @ Oct 28 2008, 12:04 AM)
I take a look to the example from ni but I get confused so I desided not to
spend many time to it. I managed to do my, without to read the specific
cell I asked for, but straight from labview.
Thank you very much for your time.
Yes, I only have integers. I thought that it was the same.
Is it better to use "Fractional String to Number"?
I just check it and it has the same result.
The Array size works fine for me but the Add arrays elements doesn't work.
I want to add all the numbers of table 2 ( Squer of table 1) and then divide this number
with the number of array size.
I read some numbers from a xls file.
Here is the Vi.
Hi,
I am trying to add the numbers of a table. Is that possible?
Moreover I want to ask if there is any function that counts
how many are the numbers of the table.
Hello,
I have made two Vi's. The fisrt one saves some random numbers to .xls file and represent them
at the same time. The second one reads them.
My problem is that I read them but I can't represent them to a plot.
These are the two VI's