Downconvert VI Requests

[smercurio_fc]

Since you said you have LabVIEW 2010 you can do the downconversion yourself.

File -> Save for Previous.

[userLabV]

Could you please help me downconvert these two files from Labview 2009 sp1 to Labview 7.1?

thanks,

[GregSocal]

I did these small vi's using an eval version 10.0. Our company gave me an official license but it is for version 8.2. Can someone help to downconvert these two vi's from 10.0 to 8.2. I appreciate it.

[smercurio_fc]

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@GregSocal wrote:

I did these small vi's using an eval version 10.0. Our company gave me an official license but it is for version 8.2. Can someone help to downconvert these two vi's from 10.0 to 8.2. I appreciate it.

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LabVIEW 8.2 did not have the Fixed-Point datatype so you will need to modify the subVI.

[notimperial]

Can anyone please convert this to LabView 8.0. I have the 2009 but I'm getting an error message everytime I try to do it.

Thanks a lot 😉

[notimperial]

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@notimperial wrote:

Can anyone please convert this to LabView 8.0. I have the 2009 but I'm getting an error message everytime I try to do it.

Thanks a lot 😉

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sorry, the file I should have attache instead is the ie below.

apologies!

[xgatc]

Thanks.  since there are many VIs in a project, I was looking for a quick way to do that.  NI support staff finally gave me a VI to do it automatically.

cheers

[GerdW]

Hi notimperial,

here's your VI in LV8.0.

- The problem with downconverting on your side has to do with the (missing) subVI "VxmDriverLV8.vi" - without it I could downconvert without problems.

- Your VI is written in a bad style. I removed the local variables before conversion.

- The subVI uses the worst connector pattern of all: the 28-connector-monster! Think about grouping inputs in clusters and you will have spare connectors for the error cluster to finally get rid of the sequence structure...

[notimperial]

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@GerdW wrote:

Hi notimperial,

here's your VI in LV8.0.

- The problem with downconverting on your side has to do with the (missing) subVI "VxmDriverLV8.vi" - without it I could downconvert without problems.

- Your VI is written in a bad style. I removed the local variables before conversion.

- The subVI uses the worst connector pattern of all: the 28-connector-monster! Think about grouping inputs in clusters and you will have spare connectors for the error cluster to finally get rid of the sequence structure...

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cheers! I know 😛

[Amir_F]

Hello,

I need to convert the attached files from labview 5 to labview 8.6.

Thank you in advance for your help.

Best regards

Amir Fallah