curiouspuya

The price is TIME my friend...and then money. not available yet

Thanks Phillip Its a start at least.

Nice Mikael when can i get one?

Thanks James. Thats a pity. Would you know of any other Computer-on-Module or single board computers that could run LabVIEW or at least the RTE. It doesnt have to be Linux. Windows would actually be preferable. The smallest PC I have put LabVIEW into is an Advantech fanless compact PC (http://www.advantech.com/applied-computing-systems/embedded-computer/default.aspx) cheers P

Hi all, Does anyone know if you can run Labview on the Gumstix which is Linux based (Tiny USB stick sized Linux computer)? https://www.gumstix.com/ Cheers P Each DuoVero™ COM comes standard with: Processor: Texas Instruments OMAP4430 Dual Cortex™-A9 Speed: Dual-core, up to 1GHz Memory: 512MB or 1GB RAM On-board: microSD slot Dimensions: 58mm x 17mm x 4.2mm Add features with DuoVero® expansion boards

Thanks Phillip I found this too. What I have found is that ASRL13 in particular is problematic. My colleague and i have found this problem on several machines. the best thing is to try and call the resource by its COM name alias and not ASRL.

Hi all, I am having a strange problem on more than one machine. I am finding that the visa name mapped to com ports can sometimes be inconsinstent with the com port number. Has anyone else noticed this? This seems to be happening for COM13 only. Ie COM1 is assigned ASRL1, COM2 assigned ASRL2 until COM13 which in one case was assigned ASRL14 and in another ASRL21. is ASRL13 reserved for some reason?

This is all so inspiring! We need a hybrid toy robot crossed between Cublets and Mindstorm so that we can reprogram the cubes to do new things using labview.

Hi all, So was this problem solved in the end? I am having similar problems building an exe from a project that uses many GOOP4 classes. Puya

Use a copy of the property node (with Instr on top) that you already have in your block diagram. You can find Timeout value under general settings. Make sure the property is set to write.

Hi, Writing hex codes to serial is the easy bit. What is not clear is how you can send the stop bits and start bit and acknowledge bit. You need to dig out more information first about what those bits are and how they are handled. A hex bite has 8 bits in it so there is not real "hex" code for a stop bit. it must be another bite flag or something that could be driven on another line. have you got any more examples? Puya

Of course this only works if you have the clusters put into another larger cluster so you can get them to act like your arrays. If you just put the cluster into the array then changing the cluster background will change all the items in the array not just the one you want. cheers P

You can also use a mouse down event and interrogate that way.

Hi , Does anyone know whether you can create a HTML5 user interface on Android devices? and if so, can you use NI webservices to create such an interface so that Labview handles the usability? Thanks P

Hi I thought i might have a go at this: you cannot change the selection color programmatically as you have noticed but you might cheat . Have a look at the example I have attached. I have created a "emulated array" that behaves like your real array (which you can then hide) but one that allows you to change the background color according to your selection. Let me know if you have any questions. Curiouspuya SelectionColorExample.vi

I use the Iphone app for dropbox but I wish it would allow for multiple selection uploads p

Thanks for that Jarrod

Thanks. That would mean I would have to first program the output of the device according to some mouse standards for generic USB interface.

Hi there, I would like to make my own mouse using my own hardware from scratch. Does anyone know how to make a driver for such a device using LV only? Thanks P

The coolest Labview project I did was write the user interface for a Rehabilitation Glove in a commercial project. The UI features drag and drop style building of therapeutic programs to control a robotic device that patients wear.

Hi Yair, Its been a while since this post but can I ask how you went with your multiple cam application? Thanks Peter

Hi I know its been a long time since this thread was active but wanted to know if you managed to get both cameras working using activex in the end? Cheers p