crelf

I have about 15 different UUT's on one Test station.

The test station have some instruments and some router/matrix's to change the path of signal.

And there are prepared some customs cables that have different start points on the matrix.

we only run one UUT at the time.

My goal is to have a test sequence that are ease to add new UUT to. and ease to change instruments configuration.

ATES!!!

VIE ATES Overview.pdf

What you want to do takes some thinking, and there's a lot of little issues that you'll need to address along the way (trust me - if you don't do a deep design phase you'll end up tripping over these little issues, and you'll end up either abandoning the project or with a BBOM ) - and that's why we developerd our internal ATES platform here at V I Engineering, Inc - for projects *exactly* like yours. I'm sorry that I can't really give you any technical under-the-hood details, but I'd be happy to talk to you offline if you're interested in getting us in to help.

What is "kS"? I know "ks" as kilosecond but can't come up with a unit for "S".

kS = kiloSamples

Should I post this as a weekly nugget? I assumed it was well-known, but if two LAVA guys didn't know about it, that probably translates to way more 'regular' LV programmers not knowing...

Yep - I didn't know about it.

A functional global *is* a subVI with an unitialised shift register that stores data. You can do more with it than just that (hence the "functional" part of its' title), but all functional globals have the unitialized shift register as their basis.

I realize that the other forum members can stand up for themselves, but he *did* post this in the "Help me with this LabVIEW code I want to write" section of the forum, and not the "I've got a small job for a LabVIEW programmer" section. And then proceeded to accept free suggestions. Or rather proceeded to respond negatively to free suggestions. Definitely sending mixed messages.

I agree, but I think he's made his intentions more clear now.

I agree, he and his chosen contractor should take this offline. Tho, I must admit, I definitely applaud Mark Balla's attempts to supplement the LAVA beer fund.

I do too - Mark's a great guy, and really trying to help someone is what I've come to expect from him - and is the status quo of most LAVA members - this is a great place to be

* not sure why "beer" is crossed out there - amd tempted to use my moderator powers to rectify that error...

Hi crelf, Thank you for your support... I really feel bad with earlier posts.

No need to feel bad at all - we all know your needs now, and I'm sure someone will try to help you the best they can. As I said earlier, I can do it for $US125/hr, so if you get in a pinch let me know.

Everyone: IMHO this member is looking for a contractor to do the work for him and is willing to pay for it (which I'm totally fine with). With that in mind, I suggest we all either work for the $ offline or leave him alone - please stop trying to harass him into doing it himself.

If only I'd have known about the new zazzle offerings for April Fool's Day:

I've been looking at some LV code that looks like someone wiped their...

One of my alterego's, errrr, colleagues' Family Guy desk calendar has today's quote as:

Stewie: Look where my hand is! I say, look where my hand is. It's in a very dirty place. Doesn't that disgust you?

Brian: Kid, you're talking a guy who uses his tongue for toilet paper.

Would it be embroidered hat? If so, please put it for sale

Ok, so on further reflection (and examination of our zazzle account balance), we've decided that it might be a good idea to have our logo in an embroidery format, so the conversion is taking place. The hat will be available in our online store in a few days (as well as maybe another couple of items) - I'll let you all know when they're live.

Turning our lovely logo on its side makes it look like either a tube of toothpaste or a dead fish.

I'd like to brush my teeth with LabVIEW sometimes...

I look for some method to detect a group of black color.

That should be pretty straight-forward - please upload the code you've written so we can help.

125$ is too high.. but it takes less than 1hour if you are much familiar with LABVIEW

I am, indeed, much familiar with LabVIEW. So - how long do you think it would take to complete? How much is it worth to you?

Would it be embroidered hat? If so, please put it for sale

Here's the thing: we'd need to convert the logo to an embroidery pattern, which will cost ~$US30. We can do that, but I'd rather not if we're only going to make one sale here. I've just created a nice printed cap - will that do?

No It's not the home work.

Great - in that case: I charge $US125/hr.

Is the project homework for school?

Well, the openG VIs did not work for me... I had to write my own VI.

What about the OpenG VIs didn't work for you? I've used them a lot and never had any issues...

You've got to love LAVA

Damn right!

There aren't any hats available in the LAVAStore at the moment: http://www.zazzle.com/lavastore

...but I'm sure I could put one up for sale if you're really interested - let me know.

*phew*

No one is asking here to write the code... please don't try to waste my time with unnecessary arguments..

You started by posting your data with no code - that suggests to me that you hadn't tried writting any code and wanted us to do it for you. Now you've posted your code I'm much happier.

I just want the average of certain peaks and valleys near to that.... here is the data file which we need to draw between 1st column and 8th colmn of given data file

You've already been told that this isn't a forum where someone will do your homework for you. We'll help you if you show some effort, so upload the *code* that you've tried and we'll help you debug it, but we won't write it for you.

If you're not logged on LAVA it's impossible to download a previous version of a CR file.

I'm not sure that's a bug. In fact, I know of a lot of sites where you can't download *any* files unless you're logged on...

I have used the NI versions in the past and they just worked.

I second Ben's post - I've used the ethernet-serial and ethernet-GPIB modules from NI before and they're great - easy to use and rock solid.

Thanks for you offer and help but I need to "write" the the code to my graduation work.

I'm with Aristos - kudos for you!

Sounds like the direct result of Global Warming to me

Maybe the DOS attacks have overheated the servers which is what is *causing* global warming, errr, climate change!