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RT @engineeringmind: My last An Engineering Mind Video: http://youtu.be/zjICOD09tzA Thanks to everyone who watched and supported!!!
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Grover rocks. I have fond memories of him as a waiter annoying the crap out of the balding customer
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#labview LVOOP - to include or not to include an object input to constructor methods: http://tinyurl.com/24def5s
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Congratulations! Baby boy Goeres: 7OCT2010 at 8:21am, 7lbs 9oz RT @JustinGoeres: Today is the best day of my life http://tinyurl.com/27uz34h
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RT @engineeringmind: Goodbye, old friend: http://twitpic.com/2v5g4m Shooting my last AEM episode this morning.
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Howdy all - I just picked up the tail end of a project that needs to add a microphone. There's an existing NI USB-4431 (102.4 kS/s, ±10 V) in the stand that has a spare channel, and we'd like to acquire a couple of things: The UUT (think handheld device) emits 2 tones when under test (1.2kHz and 2.4kHz): I need to acquire and calc the frequency (let's say with an accuracy of +/- 50Hz) The UUT also has a vibrate alert: I need to determine if it's on or off, nothing more. Anyone got a favorite microphone that would fit the requirements? I'd rather not reinvent the wheel if at all possible.
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I use AVT cameras all the time - they're great quality, have really good support in the US and are at a good pricepoint (anyone who's been to NI-Week in the last 5 years has propbably seen their booth on the expo floor). I've used both MAX and LabVIEW to read/write guppy registers before with no issues, but I have never used Coriander. bmoyer's right - talk to AVT directly.
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Woot Cat! Congrats Thanks so much for being here - we appreciate your insight and help on so many threads - we wouldn't be the same without you The cake is *not* a lie! I can't beleive it! It can't be!
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Using SQLite lin #labview ? Try this free SQLite API - download & discuss here: http://tinyurl.com/29v2bfb
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Related between Sensor, Data Acquisition & LabVIEW.
crelf replied to Farid MAS's topic in LabVIEW General
I've used the Sick LMS200 before - it's a pretty neat sensor that's easy to integrate with: http://www.pages.drexel.edu/~kws23/tutorials/sick/sick.html -
Either way, if you can't find something that you should have, contact your local NI representative directly - they should be able to point you in the right direction.
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It's absolutely a great idea to get OpenG in front of more people, and OpenG also won the 2010 AddOn of the Year award at NI-Week! Well deserved One quick question: one of the real benefits of packaging reuseable code is so you don't have monolithic reuse libraries, which is how OpenG used to be structured - so why the move to a monolithic distribution?
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Yeah, that'll work totally fine.
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With the number of tips and tricks ever increasing, what constitutes a tip or trick being completely subjective and the LAVA search functionality much improvied, I'd prefer it if you start a new thread rather than dumping it in the wiki. I figure the tips and tricks section of the wiki is awesome for new users and maybe when we have the occasional 5 mins to browse on a coffee break, but it doesn't have the updating visability that LAVA has.
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Sorry, but this doesn't sound like an issue with the SCC provider (SVN), but more like an issue with the way you were doing SCC. What do you mean by "project"? The lvproj file or the whole project from the repository? You don't need to check out (in SVN terms it's "get lock", not "check out" - that's something different) to edit one part of it.
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This is all really old info, but if might work. Try http://forums.lavag....tions-t122.html and http://forums.ni.com...p/469196/page/2 and the following from The Engineering Handbook:
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I'm guessing that your answer might be in the TWAIN spec. I don't know how to do it, but I'd love to hear what you come up with
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Odd - I've used PayPal for years and never had any issues.
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Did you remove its front panel?
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I think Station Globals are fine - if you need to have something share across projects (which, I must admit, is very rare).
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RT @EnableTC: Congrats to FIRST robotics! $3M in funding Google's Project 10^100. http://www.project10tothe100.com/
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RT @tonplomp: Code Capture Tool version 2.1.2 released! @lavag http://bit.ly/cnCWby info: http://bit.ly/b071UI
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My wisdom is both reentrant and reentrant. Yeah, that's a very rare use case for me. It's more of a clone class than a clone method. I guess, but I ultimately want Project Explorer integration - so I can right click on a method and clone it <- make it happen. You're welcome.
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