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10-27-2018 04:22 PM
Hello,
Has everyone used LabView to control a 3d printer? Recently, our lab set up a 3d printer using Newport ESP301 controller and Nordson Ultimus V dispenser, and we want to use LabView to operate it. However, we have no idea about the instruction input method. ESP301 could control the stage motion by ASCII code input or the Labview subVI, and after the stages moved to a specific position, the dispenser was triggered to extrusion the materials to form what we wanted. Both two controller could be controller by ASCII code or their Labview sub-VI driver. Should we just put subVIs in a new VI to achieve these complex motions or edit an ASCII code file.
Could someone give us any comments or simple examples to control ESP301 and any dispenser.
Thanks!
10-27-2018 08:30 PM
Have you read this? Looks like just what you want at the end.
https://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/Labview-driver-for-Newport-ESP301/td-p/3625133
10-27-2018 08:38 PM
Thanks, I found that topic and that was about how to control the stage motion. Besides that, we want to know the method to join and operate two different components together.
10-29-2018 12:48 AM
I think that your problem is LabVIEW knowledge.
Go trough basic course of LabVIEW. Experience cannot be build in some hours trough internet forum.
Benoit
12-27-2019 09:11 PM
Have you solved the problem?
12-28-2019 09:08 AM
@jiaxw wrote:
Have you solved the problem?
Which problem? Communicating with one of these devices or learning LabVIEW to build real applications?
For the first describe your specific problem, for the latter go through the online courses available and then start programming. Expect to invest quite a bit more than a few hours into this!