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float to bytes conversion using labview

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sir now i want to convert bytes into float number now what to do?

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@ranazeeshanali wrote:

sir now i want to convert bytes into float number now what to do?


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@ranazeeshanali wrote:

sir now i want to convert bytes into float number now what to do?


It's still the typecast function you want to use, as has been already recommended to you by someone else. Reading online help and searching can go a long way here. The way you do it so far you only annoy everyone.

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A few simple explanations can be found here.

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sir i have done the ist part of that float to bytes now the reverse of that is not successful. means i gave input float to type cast function and unsignbytes aray and get the unsignbytes aray now i want to get back my float number using type cast when i give input unsignbytes aray or i convert ist unsignbytes aray in to hex strings to the typecast function and float to the type i m nto getting the same float number kindly tell me what to do

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Did you wire a float (double) constant to the Type input of the second typecast?

 

Lynn

 

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Show your code! One or both of your type casts does not have the correct data type specified but without seeing what you did, it's impossible to tell.
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thnx to all of u my problem solved thnku so much to all of u again

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thanku so much sir problem is solved

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That you did not figure that out for yourself suggests that you do not keep the Context Help window showing. When you move the cursor over an icon on the block diagram, the Context Help window shows all the connections to the node and gives a brief description of the function. It also has a link to more Detailed Help. This is not only a useful troubleshooting tool but a great way to learn about the functions and VIs in LabVIEW.

 

Lynn

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