Looking for "Demo Read Voltage.vi"

[djp_eng]

Have seen several references to a "Demo Read Voltage.vi" in various NI documentation (one is here: http://www.physics.utoledo.edu/~alukasz/labview_tutorial.PDF ) - and also in a text I have - LabVIEW for Everyone. But it's not on the evaluatoin disk of LabVIEW that came with the book. Does anyone know where I can get a copy of it? I would like to see what functionality it has.

Thanks

[jg69]

Judging from the link you provided, I'd say you will not find this example in your current LV-version.

The manual seems to be LV 5. The DAQ-driver in that time was what is now called traditional DAQ. The current (and much better) driver is now DAQmx.

I suggest you have a look at the examples for data-aquisition which you can find inside the NI-example-finder.

Jens

BTW, why post the same question twice??

[djp_eng]

Posting twice was a mistake. I had not clicked the check box to get an email when my post was read. Not knowing it would double post, I hit the back button and clicked the check box - this the two post.

QUOTE(jg69 @ Nov 17 2007, 10:31 AM)

Judging from the link you provided, I'd say you will not find this example in your current LV-version.

The manual seems to be LV 5. The DAQ-driver in that time was what is now called traditional DAQ. The current (and much better) driver is now DAQmx.

I suggest you have a look at the examples for data-aquisition which you can find inside the NI-example-finder.

Jens

BTW, why post the http://forums.lavag.org/Looking-for-Demo-Read-Voltagevi-t9572.html' target="_blank">same question twice??

[silmaril]

QUOTE(djp_eng @ Nov 17 2007, 02:44 AM)

Have seen several references to a "Demo Read Voltage.vi"...

IIRC this VI comes with the LabVIEW Basics I course examples and is to be used if you don't have DAQ hardware.

It doesn't do much more than generating a random value.

If you only need it as a sub-VI to open some example, it might be easy to replace it by a simple VI of your own.