Michael Aivaliotis

I've been trying the "save for previous" feature in LabVIEW. It gets stuck in this dialog and LabVIEW just freezes and I have to terminate it. I was down-saving a VI that was part of a class and it called a couple classes as well. So it wasn't just a single VI. Does the "save as" really work? Curious if others have success with this feature.

Can you provide a public link where people can download VIPM 2019? So far I haven't seen one, unless I missed it.

Well, they are zip files.

I tried VIPM2020. It was buggy for me. I also didn't like the new login "feature" and the notification taskbar malware. So I reverted to VIPM2019.

I know there is a GUI for it, I've seen it. But the marketing for it, does not promote it anywhere. I wish I could quickly point to where that is, but unless it's accessible from the homepage, you lost me. If you take the philosophy that GUIs are not for real programmers, then you will start to align with GPMs design language.

I've attached VIPM 2019 installer.

I discussed with @Mark Balla and we figured out a way to get all the old videos that used to be on the Tecnova site up to Youtube. It will take a few days but this is in progress. Probably within a week all the videos should be up. I will update this thread with progress.

I don't have access to those. The only way would be to get @Mark Balla to upload them to youtube. I will ping him.

One thing that I was pleasantly surprised by, in the video presentation. Was the announcement of a 6-year partnership (not sure what that means) with the FIRST robotics organization to provide hardware like the roboRIO. I was almost certain that NI abandoned this effort years ago. It's nice to see them reaffirming this relationship. Proof is in the actions, so we'll see. I hope this means more active support to the teams in regards to promoting LabVIEW and not just, ya we will keep selling roboRIO.

That server is not available anymore. To find the videos, you can visit the wiki: https://labviewwiki.org/wiki/NIWeek or Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUiBucUImKZERoTzaOtHB5g

Here's the video to the live event that explain's it all:

So NI pushed out their new logo and website. What do you think?

The simple answer is, just wrap all this code in a while loop.

All the videos for VIWeek are live: https://labviewwiki.org/wiki/VIWeek

I guess nI needs to update that article. 😉

So just adding info here for future googlers. There is an NI KB article on how to cleanup the cache here: https://knowledge.ni.com/KnowledgeArticleDetails?id=kA00Z0000019KdtSAE&l=en-US In there it also mentions an ini token that eliminates cache creation completely:

Right, if running LV community, you have everything you need. No need to install anything from VIPM. In fact it will make it worse. The reason why the log message states Raspberry Pi 2 B (I stated elsewhere), is because the LINX toolkit has an old hardcoded message internally that does not trigger off the actual board model. @Darren, this should be fixed becasue it's confusing.

What is the goal of the communications? Is this a DUT? Or are you just wanting to know when windows is on battery?

Yes, I discovered that recently and am using that technique as well.

Send an email to: jim.kring@jki.net

Well. yes. It does. That's what the built-in wifi is for. 🙂

Well it kinda does apply to both considering NIPM should manage both CG and NXG. I've heard through a reliable source that NI is seriously intent in solving this problem in NIPM for both CG and NXG.

Well, you could plug your computer directly into the raspi port, no router needed. Or purchase a cheap usb to ethernet dongle and add an extra port to your PC. This is what I do for my cRIO work. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00M77HMU0/ref=cm_sw_r_tw_dp_U_x_AJJUEb7TVD7CS

Was this developed for a customer, with the understanding that you would make it open-source? If it was done under a "work for hire" agreement then there might be a problem of ownership.