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12-15-2016 11:20 AM
12-15-2016 12:29 PM
So you are saying after my ReadData vi that reads the Y data, put the real 32 part of the code after that for reading the X values?
12-15-2016 12:30 PM
When changing the 1024 to 3204 I get the same error and data output. Not sure what the problem is.
12-15-2016 12:58 PM
Is there a way to just output an S2P file that will have all this information natively. That would be beyond Ideal for the circumstances
12-15-2016 02:54 PM
@Rgreen42 wrote:
When changing the 1024 to 3204 I get the same error and data output. Not sure what the problem is.
Have you tried the vi I posted in message 18?
Ben64
12-15-2016 03:44 PM
Using the Read Data gives me the Y value gain from the analyzer but no X value or frequency data.
12-15-2016 04:05 PM
@Rgreen42 wrote:
Using the Read Data gives me the Y value gain from the analyzer but no X value or frequency data.
I'm not talking about Read Data .vi. I said the vi from the snippet I posted in message 20. (a snippet is an image that you can drop in an empty block diagram to recreate the vi).
I would also be helpful is you posted the string displayed in Capture3.png of message 16. Do not post a picture of the result string, post it in a format that we can play around with.
Ben64
12-16-2016 09:32 AM
Ok well I can try and add all those blocks to the diagram. I am not sure exactly how to use the snippet I guess.
Also I cant copy that data. It wont allow it to copy the data anywhere.
12-19-2016 05:13 PM
From Use VI Snippet to Store and Share Reusable Code Sections (http://www.ni.com/tutorial/9330/en/)
"Generally dragging and dropping an image file onto your block diagram will add an image decoration to your block diagram. VI Snippets are special PNG images that have LabVIEW code in addition to the regular image data. When you drop a VI Snippet onto the block diagram you get the depicted code added to your VI."
This should work out if the snippet was posted with a version of LabVIEW the same or older than the version you are running.
Best,