Hi Kevin, Thanks for the reply.
By the way, how could I specify the baudrate in the firmware?
Below is the firmware that I am using.
/*********************************************************************************
**
** LVFA_Firmware - Provides Basic Arduino Sketch For Interfacing With LabVIEW.
**
** Written By: Sam Kristoff - National Instruments
** Written On: November 2010
** Last Updated: Dec 2011 - Kevin Fort - National Instruments
**
** This File May Be Modified And Re-Distributed Freely. Original File Content
** Written By Sam Kristoff And Available At www.ni.com/arduino.
**
*********************************************************************************/
/*********************************************************************************
**
** Includes.
**
********************************************************************************/
// Standard includes. These should always be included.
#include <Wire.h>
#include <SPI.h>
#include <Servo.h>
#include "LabVIEWInterface.h"
/*********************************************************************************
** setup()
**
** Initialize the Arduino and setup serial communication.
**
** Input: None
** Output: None
*********************************************************************************/
void setup()
{
// Initialize Serial Port With The Default Baud Rate
syncLV();
// Place your custom setup code here
}
/*********************************************************************************
** loop()
**
** The main loop. This loop runs continuously on the Arduino. It
** receives and processes serial commands from LabVIEW.
**
** Input: None
** Output: None
*********************************************************************************/
void loop()
{
// Check for commands from LabVIEW and process them.
checkForCommand();
// Place your custom loop code here (this may slow down communication with LabVIEW)
if(acqMode==1)
{
sampleContinously();
}
}
