07-29-2016 07:35 AM
Hello,
1-My Current cRIO configuration , (attached Screen 2.JPG)
2-NI 9870 - Continuous Serial Read - On-Demand Write , Example Configuration , (attached Screen 1.JPG)
http://www.ni.com/example/31366/en/
QUESTION: How to reconfigure Labview 2015 to use the NI 9870 - Continuous Serial Read - On-Demand Write , since the example does to run and Chassis configuration (CRIO 0.0.0.0 UNCONFIGURED IP ADDRESS ) needs to use my current chassis and 9870 module no 8 configuration instead of the default Example configuration.
Best Regards
MyKat
07-29-2016 07:45 AM
You need to add your chassis to the example project and then move the files/folders from the example chassis to your chassis in the project.
You will probably need to recompile the FPGA once you have moved the FPGA items over to your chassis. You will probably also need to check the slots/IO names from your chassis.
07-29-2016 10:28 AM
any possible reference for doing theses steps ?
Thanks
07-29-2016 11:03 AM
Could not figure out how to create (ITEMS TO MOVE) folder at the new FPGA target? please review attached (Screen 3.JPG)
Best Regards
MyKat
07-29-2016 01:05 PM
@MyKat wrote:Could not figure out how to create (ITEMS TO MOVE) folder at the new FPGA target? please review attached (Screen 3.JPG)
Best Regards
Just drag the folder down to the other FPGA. I am not sure the module will move though.
08-11-2016 01:42 PM
Hi
-Now the example is re configured in accordance with cRIO hardware successfully , runs fine .
-Refering to the same example , the vi's are host and fpga as follow:
NI 9870 Cont Serial Read (host) , running under my computer
and
9870 Interface DMA (FPGA) , running under FPGA Target
-if i need to add more features to the labview project c-series ai,ao,dio ,..etc is it to be added to the host vi or to the fpga vi?
Best Regards
MyKat
08-15-2016 08:27 AM - edited 08-15-2016 08:27 AM
Typically, you would want to acquire and output data either from the real-time processor of the cRIO or from the FPGA. There are pros and cons for both and it depends on what you need for your application. Look into chapter 2 of the following document and it will give you some things to consider before making your decision.
http://www.ni.com/pdf/products/us/fullcriodevguide.pdf