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Do want to be part of the inaugural GDevCon N.A. in Boulder, Co. this July? We need a few more presentations to fill up our schedule so submit your idea now before we run out space. https://gdevconna.org/deadline-extended-to-feb-29th/
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Holly and I are registered. I'll see if I can get management to break free some funds for a door prize. Looking forward to it again.
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Are there contingency plans in case of rain? Also, I have last minute surprise door prize.
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Since I haven't seen anything... Who's up for our annual Sunday evening gathering at The Gingerman?
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DISTek Integration is again providing a door prize for the BBQ. This year we giving away an ultra cool "LabVIEW Physical Computing Kit" that includes a Digilent chipKIT WF32 development board and the LabVIEW Home Bundle. The board features built-in WiFi and an SD card slot as well the following: Microchip® PIC32MX695F512L microcontroller (80 Mhz 32-bit MIPS, 512K Flash, 128K SRAM) Microchip MRF24WG0MA WiFi module Micro SD card connector USB 2.0 OTG controller with A and micro-AB connectors 43 available I/O pins Four user LEDs PC connection uses a USB A > mini B cable (not included) 12 analog inputs 3.3V operating voltage 80Mhz operating frequency 7V to 15V input voltage (recommended) 30V input voltage (maximum) 0V to 3.3V analog input voltage range High efficiency, switching 3.3V power supply providing low power operation LabVIEW Home Bundle is targeted at "Makers" (https://www.labviewmakerhub.com). This software is licensed for personal, non-commercial, non-industrial, non-academic purposes. Applications may be distributed only for non-commercial, non-industrial, non-academic purposes.
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We have openings for an experienced Test Engineer to join our test engineering teams in the Iowa community of Waterloo/Cedar Falls and Fargo, ND. DISTek offers competitive salaries, a flexible work schedule, and a full range of benefits. Please join us for an exciting and challenging career with the potential that only a growing high technology company can offer. Below is adescription of the Test Engineer.The Test Engineer is responsible for the design, development, deployment and support of test systems for electronic/electrical products. Position includes high-level functions such as test planning, detailed design and development of test software foroff-highway vehicles. The Test Engineer is required to review and interpret customer requirements and specifications and then develop and produce plans and procedures required by the customer. For more info and to apply: http://ww2.distek.com/careers/postings/22/
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LAVA BBQ 2014 Registration and Call for Door Prizes
Ed Dickens replied to JackDunaway's topic in NIWeek
Holly and I are registered and will have a door prize from DISTek once again. This year, DISTek is offering up a Quad-core, 1.6GHz 2G RAM 8G Flash Android Mini PC. Connects to your HD TV via HDMI 3.5mm headset jack (mic embedded) Micro USB, USB and SD card Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n Bluetooth DLNA Miracast -
NIWeek registration - Check Flights booked - Check Hotel reserved (Radisson) - Check LAVA BBQ Tickets - Check I guess I'm ready. Holly and I will be getting Sunday about 4:30 and heading home Friday morning.
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I (and once again, Holly) will be there sans bells this year. Too many complaints last year. I will however have a nice doorprize in hand.
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As DISTek celebrates it's 20th anniversary today, we are once again looking to grow. DISTek Integration, Inc. is a provider of precise electronic systems and product testing needs. As an engineering systems solutions provider, we partner with our clientsto design smarter, safer, and more sophisticated machines and electronics operations. This position would require relocating to the Cedar Falls, Ia. area. The primary responsibilities for the Business Development Specialist will be developing new business opportunities with potential clients, as well as established clients. This position is instrumental in increasing the company’s marketability and overseeing the continued growth in the area of custom embedded software and systems solutions. The Business Development Specialist will work along side team members to develop sales opportunities of our services and products. Primary functions: Develop new business/revenue opportunities from leads generated through all means of marketing Ensure positive ongoing customer relationships, satisfaction, and repeat business Gather, develop and translate customer requirements into product solutions Develop and deliver effective sales presentations, proposals and proofs-of-concepts Maintain effective communication with DISTek senior management and other business/support areas Effectively promote “the DISTek Way” All other sales and business related duties as assigned Key skills and qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in engineering, business or related technical field 2+ years experience in business to business sales Technical engineering aptitude in area of company products and services Knowledge of sales and advertising principles, strategies and techniques Superior interpersonal, organizational, planning and communication skills and the ability to present complex technical information in a clear, concise and personable manner to customers, employees and management Strong leadership skills with the ability to work well with engineering team members, customers and senior management Proficiency with MS Office products Ability to travel 50% of the time or as required Other desired skills: Experience with multiple sales and marketing strategies Background in automation, electronics and electrical systems Self-motivated with ability to meet deadlines To apply please send your resume, cover letter and salary requirements to hr@distek.com
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As DISTek celebrates it's 20th anniversary today, we are once again looking to grow. DISTek Integration, Inc. is a provider of precise electronic systems and product testing needs. As an engineering systems solutions provider, we partner with our clientsto design smarter, safer, and more sophisticated machines and electronics operations. Due to growth, we have two immediate openings for Test Engineers to join our teams in our Cedar Falls, Ia. engineering center and a new team we are forming in Fargo,ND. Both of these positions would require relocating to the Cedar Falls, Ia. or Fargo, ND. area. DISTek offers competitive salaries, a flexible work schedule, and a full range of benefits. Please join us for an exciting and challenging career with the potential that only agrowing high technology company can offer. Below is a description of the Test Engineer. Test Engineer The Test Engineer is responsible for the design, development, deployment and support of test systems for electronic products. Position includes high-level functions suchas test planning, detailed design and development of test software. The Test Engineer is required to acquire, document, review, and interpret customer requirements andspecifications. From these requirements, the engineer will design and develop the solution and produce plans and procedures required by the customer. Primary functions of the Test Engineer include: Producing test software using National Instruments LabVIEW, TestStand, LabWindows/CVI or other software to meet customer requirements Interfacing with customers to help develop requirements Developing test plans, schedules, and other project documentation Coordinating field tests, lab tests, supplier tests and government certification tests as required Using schematics and device data sheets to understand equipment functionality and develop necessary test criteria When appropriate, conducting required testing, analysis of data and writing reports Integrating and commissioning of systems at customer facilities Key technical skills and qualifications needed are: 4 year degree in an applicable Engineering or Science program or a Technical degree plus equivalent work experience Minimum 3 years experience within an electronic product test development and production environment using automated test equipment Proficient in National Instruments LabVIEW-based programming, National Instruments TestStand programming; NI Certified LabVIEW Developer or Architect preferred Strong PC skills Other desired skills are: Familiarity with C/C++ programming Experience with data management, data acquisition, device control and instrument communication Willingness to achieve certification through National Instruments program Good written and oral communication skills Ability to work within a team (internal/customer) environment Knowledge in software test tools and communication protocols Experience working with embedded systems running real-time operating systems Minimal travel may be required within the US and abroad Microsoft Visio and Microsoft Project To apply please send your resume, cover letter and salary requirements to hr@distek.com.
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I will be there with 2 others. Thanks
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OpenG Variant to Config Suggestion
Ed Dickens replied to tanksalm's topic in OpenG General Discussions
Plus, if your cluster had the following: String_Name = "Hello World" Boolean_Name = True [unnamed] = False [unnamed] = True The INI file would get written as: [Cluster_Name] String_Name = "Hello World" Boolean_Name-1 = "TRUE" Unnamed_Variable-1 = "FALSE" Unnamed_Variable-2 = "TRUE" When reading this back in, we would have to assume that "Unnamed_Variable-1" is linked to "Cluster Element 2" and "Unnamed_Variable-2" is linked to "Cluster Element 3". Again this could possibly introduce a bug in your application. -
OpenG Variant to Config Suggestion
Ed Dickens replied to tanksalm's topic in OpenG General Discussions
I agree that clusters should not have duplicate or unnamed elements. I'd be more inclined to say the VI should check for duplicate names and throw an error if it finds any. Losing data is something we certainly want to avoid.