PID Vi anyone have one

[Dan Bookwalter N8DCJ]

I have found myself needing to use PID (probably just PI) , for this project I am using LV 2012 Pro , but it either didnt come with any of the PID stuff or it wasnt installed. Either way I cant install any toolkits as we have a dozen or so stands all over the world all with the exact same harware and software.

I was hoping somebody had a PID vi they wouldnt mind sharing. just trying to save time rather than roll my own etc... this will not be part of anything that will be sold or marketed , all internal use...

 

Dan

[ShaunR]

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In LabVIEW 2014 and later, the PID and Fuzzy Logic Toolkit is included natively within LabVIEW Full and Professional Development Systems and does not require a separate license, installation, or activation.

 

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I guess you don't have the Full or Professional LabVIEW?

[Dan Bookwalter N8DCJ]

Shaun

We do have 2012 Pro but as noted it is not included , I do have 2019 Pro , but , I am contrained to 2012 for most things ...

Dan

[dadreamer]

You can download PID and Fuzzy Logic Toolkit 2012, then unpack it somewhere (e.g., on your Desktop). Run this command in the admin command line:

msiexec.exe /a "C:\Users\User\Desktop\2012PIDFuzzy\Products\LabVIEW_PID_Toolkit_2012\NIPID00\NIPIDToolkit.msi" /qb TARGETDIR="C:\Users\User\Desktop\2012PIDFuzzy\Products\LabVIEW_PID_Toolkit_2012\NIPID00\NIPIDToolkit"

(Replace "User" with your username). Now go to \2012PIDFuzzy\Products\LabVIEW_PID_Toolkit_2012\NIPID00\NIPIDToolkit\ProgramFilesFolder\National Instruments\LabVIEW 2012\vi.lib\addons\control\pid\pid.llb and there you should have PID.vi along with many other VIs from that toolkit. Also note that some VIs use 32-bit lvpidtkt.dll, so it won't go in 64-bit LabVIEW.

Edited March 14, 2023 by dadreamer

[Dan Bookwalter N8DCJ]

dadreamer

 

thanks i will give this a try ..

Dan