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Hi all, I'm about to get a new PC at work and the first thing I'll do after installing LV will be to copy my LabVIEW.ini from my old computer to the new one. Now I wish I could do the same with my customized tool and function palette ; is there a simple way to do that or do I have to re-edit it all ? Thanks in advance

QUOTE(EJW @ Feb 21 2007, 10:23 AM) See this Wikipedia entry for Circular buffer There is a thread about queuing that talks about lossy queues, using the waveform chart as a lossy buffer and more located here. Happy reading

Hello Karthikeyan I would also make a good Vi description as mentioned above. But I would recommend you to use a tool like the Vi, Vit, Ctl Icon and Description Editor With this or a similar tool or you are much faster to make the description and the Vi ICON (which is also an important part of the documentation). Further you should also make some comments on the blockdiagramm.

CITATION(LabFool @ Feb 16 2007, 02:04 AM) Hi, I assume you are looking for manual about LV8, if so, we don't want to sell them yet, if you need those for previous versions (6.1 and 7) we can talk about it.

QUOTE(crelf @ Feb 16 2007, 03:51 PM) LabVIEW makes FUN (and even betther if you can use it at work as well)

I'm freaking out! I was searching for info regarding lwIP and uIP the other day, and came across a site called Unusual Research (Google it, I'm not going to add links to that weird site) Anyway, I saw a link to "The Detection of Ether" and followed it (out of amusement) after having read this thread about Ether. I read this before Alfa posted a link to it. Are Alfa and I somehow connected via the Ether ? I know that I'm using Ethernet to connect to the internet. Is anyone else out there using Ethernet (crelf?) :question: I only use Ethernet at work (company choice). I've always believed that we are all equal, and thus should use technology that keeps us equal; Token Ring .

Hello this topic is a bit of nonsense... However I just made my user defined class wire I call it the Swiss Wire for my Swiss Wire Class and the "Red Cross" wire... So everyone can show here how he is drawing his own class wires!

Brian Powell made an entry in his BLOG last October. He described something similar to your project. http://openmeas.blogspot.com/2006/10/emula...nstruments.html He only mentioned the PXI acting as a GPIB instrument, not Ethernet. You might try contacting him to see if the code that was developed for their experiment is available.

QUOTE(alameer @ Feb 15 2007, 10:59 AM) This is probably the wrong place for a manual... => http://www.ni.com another resource for the manuals are the user manual CD's- shipped with LabVIEW... (at least when you have SSP)

QUOTE(Tomi Maila @ Feb 13 2007, 11:16 AM) Maybe something based on art from the NI Icon Art Glossary. I like this one: External Mixer

QUOTE(spacetoon34 @ Jan 14 2007, 03:40 PM) There is only one A/D in the card the Channels are multiplexed. If you set up a task in MAX for continuos sampling or even N number of samples, and run that in parrallel with another task, one will get the A/D First and the other will not be able to access it. The answer is to not do continuous sampling do N number and use a semaphore. Use obtain and release before and After read this will allow sharing of the resource. Yes you can use an analog channel to simulate a digital channel, you can even get a boolean output read analog if greater than 2.5 = True.

QUOTE(dannyt @ Feb 13 2007, 12:30 PM) why don't you use the vi find regular expresion (under String) Then you can enter your regualr expresion: (MTY|MAF|PTC|CVS)2345 But without blanks... (I hope that this vi is also in LV7, I use LV8.2...)

QUOTE(MikaelH @ Feb 13 2007, 11:36 AM) I like this project tree!

QUOTE(Eugen Graf @ Feb 13 2007, 11:05 AM) http://forums.lavag.org/Article-Security-a...dary-t6094.html But in LabVIEW 8.2 it's probably not that "easy" as bevore...

QUOTE(Jim Kring @ Feb 13 2007, 09:26 AM) I like this Idea...

QUOTE(MJG @ Feb 12 2007, 11:25 AM) We have both LV Windows/Linux, the same source drive etc... So usually you just need to open your vi on a LV Linux, and build your application... (if you don't use plattform specific vi's) So why do you don't just buy a LV Linux, and build the Linux app... since it's almost the same like LV Windows?

QUOTE(Eugen Graf @ Feb 9 2007, 10:26 PM) Hello Eugen I would suggest you to Implement a "time-protection" or something. But the most important thing is that you don't make just a subvi with an output (true/false) you have to think a bit more and create a complicatted string (numbers)... Otherwise someone could easy change your protection-vi with a self made vi... (You can also check the call chain etc. to prevent such things...) But I think the best thing is to implement such a "check" directly in your vi and not in a subvi... Theoretically someone could easy change the date on his computer, but there are also ways to prevent (dedect) this...

QUOTE(fbrandeber @ Feb 12 2007, 03:12 AM) Here are the vi's.. Download File:post-1396-1171262727.zipDownload File:post-1396-1171262727.zip But I would recommend a solution with the openg ini vi's...

QUOTE(alfa @ Feb 11 2007, 12:47 PM) Is that the prove??: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ether http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ether http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aether_%28band%29 Or how did you made the prove? Since the aether is a "substance" in which the light will "flow trough" or someting than I have also a Prove for that aether...

QUOTE(Michael_Aivaliotis @ Feb 11 2007, 09:21 PM) Then we need probably a new member class... Premium HighSpeed Member But that doesn't automatically mean that HighSpeed Members also think high speed...

QUOTE(PJM_labview @ Feb 11 2007, 08:20 AM) Not for me... But maybe I should change to a faster internet-connection at home... Still a 56k modem at home... However at company I have 2M (dedicated line)... Anyway LAVA is great thank you Michael for your BIG EFFORT!!! I LAVA

I also have been living with this problem, every time I want to resize a column I go into the options and select none for source code control, resize, then turn source code control back on. Thanks for the tip, sounds like a much easier work around. I have another source code control bug ( sorry a little off topic) If I leave source control configured in labview, and go to a location where I don't have access to the source code server, open a project directly, Labview crashes. The only recovery from this crash is three finger salute. Even if I launch Labview first and try to turn off source code control, I can't, it already says none, because it didn't find the source code server. What it realy should report is not found and give you the option to select none. The work around I have been using is before I go to a location where I don't have access to the source code control I select none in labview for source code control. In the event that I forget to turn it off, I go into the labview INI and delete the three lines that correspond to source code control. Has anybody else seen this problem? If so is there a better workaround?

After reading this BLOG entry, I logged into my Yahoo! account and created my own Pipe. It's very simple, but the fun part was the editor. Internet programming using wires, anyone? I've published it and you can view it via http://pipes.yahoo.com/pipes/xniJezW42xGfKZgcE5PZnA/ Here's another one for LabVOOP filtering from NI and LAVA sites...

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