07-08-2005 08:30 AM
07-08-2005 08:38 AM
Hi,
I think it's better to use the VISA tools to control your stepper motor.
Normally, you have to use the VISA tools like this:
Visa Configure serial port --> VISA Write --> VISA Read --> VISA Close
The VISA configure serial port is used to set the parameters of your device serial port (like the baud speed, parity bit etc...)
Then you have to connect the output of the address form the above block to connect to the same input in the VISA write block...
Connecting each new block with the output address wil insure you that the operations will be done one after one...
And when you have finish to use the communication port, you have to use the VISA close to close the port.
I hope it will help you...
07-08-2005 08:47 AM
10-28-2006 05:00 AM
hi all
i also have the same problem as above: stepper motor control by labview 7.1 through rs232 port
i m not from an electrical background so i m not able to grab some of the electrical and electronic concepts involved in this .can any1 gimme a step by step procedure on how to configure the rs232 port? i m also using labview for the 1st time and m not able to build a vi for stepper motor control as i dont know much abt the electrical stuff of it.
can smeone provide me with a vi for the same..i know this sounds very awkard..but i got this thrown at me and have abt a 1.5 mths to learn and complete it. so any help will be a welcome relief.
thank u
10-31-2006 01:44 PM