Misulache said:
I expected an answer to my question, but it seems that my question raises more questions?
Your question was all of 12 words. That's hardly enough detail to be able to provide a specific answer, which you apparently seem to want. If you want a specific answer, you need to provide specific details. Otherwise, you will get a general answer. It should also be pointed out that your last comment was that you wanted detail.
Misulache also said:
Basicaly it doesn't matter if I want to communicate with a controller or another device
That's extremely naive. What you're communicating with has everything to do with it. There are tons of ways to communicate with controllers and devices. Just saying you want to communicate with something over USB is not enough without providing information as to what you've got or what you're planning. USB isn't like the serial port. If the microcontroller doesn't have a USB interface, then you need to provide a hardware interface between LabVIEW and the microcontroller in order to be able to talk to it. If the microcontoller has a USB interface, then the route to take is a little different, but still involves using VISA. At the worst level you would need to use VISA RAW, which requires detailed knowledge of the communication protocol that the microcontroller uses.
If you haven't already you should read over the article linked in the other response. This will make it evident that you can't simply push a button and have everything automagically work.
