i am working on a program that requires the use of a beep vi, whereby i can adjust three parameters : freque

[Henry_T]

ncy (otherwise known as pitch), duration of the beep, and also the volume. currently i have a vi that uses the internal pc speaker, but in order to adjust the volume, is it possible to use the same coding that i have here or what kind of code should i use?if i wish to be able to use an external speaker or through the sound card, how should i do that?
or what is the best way i can be able to adjust those three parameters using either the internal pc speaker or the external sound card speakers?
thanx

[altenbach]

ncy (otherwise known as pitch), duration of the beep, and also the volume. currently i have a vi that uses the internal pc speaker, but in order to adjust the volume, is it possible to use the same coding that i have here or what kind of code should i use?Have a look at the example called "Sim Phone.vi" (using the example browser in LabVIEW, search for keyword "phone"). It generates sine waves and outputs them to the sound output device.

Volume and frequencies are adjustable. I am sure you can modify it for your requirements.

[altenbach]

ncy (otherwise known as pitch), duration of the beep, and also the volume. currently i have a vi that uses the internal pc speaker, but in order to adjust the volume, is it possible to use the same coding that i have here or what kind of code should i use?(Sorry, in the LabVIEW 6.1 example finder it is located under: "Hardware Input and output..Sound..Sim Phone.vi")

[altenbach]

ncy (otherwise known as pitch), duration of the beep, and also the volume. currently i have a vi that uses the internal pc speaker, but in order to adjust the volume, is it possible to use the same coding that i have here or what kind of code should i use?OK, I hacked something together from the phone example. Use at your own risk. 😉

[altenbach]

ncy (otherwise known as pitch), duration of the beep, and also the volume. currently i have a vi that uses the internal pc speaker, but in order to adjust the volume, is it possible to use the same coding that i have here or what kind of code should i use?Sorry, a few bugs snuck in (forgot about U8), here's a better version.