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05-08-2014 06:51 AM
Hello,
The Vi file attached is running when it is not included in a project i.e when I run it separately. When I add it to a project on cRIO in FPGA mode it does not run. I get all the possible errors like 'Sub VI is not executable (for all sub VIs)', 'wire type not supported in current target', 'diagram constant: type not supported in current target', etc..
The VI includes running LED. My main motive is to replace the LED with a digital I/O module.
Please help.
Thank You
05-08-2014 10:33 AM
LabVIEW FPGA cannot use most of the functions you will find in the normal LabVIEW development. Rewrite your VI with functions that are available in the FPGA palettes. The waveform I know isn't allowed. The fuzzy logic likely won't work in the FPGA either. And definately not the File IO.
05-08-2014 12:17 PM
As crossrulz mentioned this VI will not work at all in the FPGA world. Follow his advice.
If this is your first FPGA project; as a caution do not use to many front panel elements, especially graphs.
I’m not sure why NI allows you to place charts on a FPGA front panel.
It might work, but it will eat your resources like candy.
In your VI I see that you want to take a look at signals, stay away from the temptation to dump the signal data into a front panel element on the FPGA.
If you look at any of the LabVIEW Examples you will see that they almost never (I haven’t seen them all, so I can’t say none of them) use graphs on the front panel.
Follow the examples under Help>>Find examples.
Good Luck
05-10-2014 05:13 AM
Hi
Thank you for your advice. Also would it be possible to implement fuzzy logic in scan mode?
Karthik