Connecting arduino to LED matrix/array

[Skirpt]

If you hover over the broken wire it will tell you that you are trying to connect an integer to a Boolean. To fix this you should take out the Boolean to integer converter that you are using. Also as was the case before you are still connecting a “False” Boolean to the Digital Write.VI every time. This means that you are always writing False to the Output Value.

I would suggest that after you fix the wiring issues so that you get a non-broken run arrow, try running your code using the Highlight Execution option. This will help you see how your code is running, so that you can see how different aspects are interacting.

[nishu92]

Thanks but my group and I have scrapped that code and working on something similar if you could possibly help us.

[nishu92]

here are the other files for the new code we are working o

[DailyDose]

If you save this as LabVIEW 2011, I'd be happy to help.  I've done a lot of work with LabVIEW and Arduino.  Otherwise, I cannot look at your VIs due to differing versions.

[nishu92]

will upload it later tonight how does that sound

[DailyDose]

That's fine, but I won't do anything with it till tomorrow.

[nishu92]

hey so I hope these work they are 2011 version

[nishu92]

here is the rest of the code

[DailyDose]

I guess I get it.  But, you have not attached all your VIs.  LabVIEW comes with a tool called Project Explorer.  Inside Project Explorer, you can organize all your files (subVIs, main VI, ctrs, etc.).  This helps when determining which files are missing.  As of now, I believe I am missing Initialize, Close, Digital Write, and Digital Write N Chans.  Please organize a project explorer for this project, organize all your files in proper folders, then zip it all up and send.  This will be very helpful for you and for me.

[nishu92]

we are using linx on labview to run the arduino.

Do you understand what kind of game we are trying to play with our code?