How to read Serial Data from Arduino using labview VISA?

[dbarbosa@lakehead.ca]

Thanks,

DailyDose...

It helped me a lot!

[dbarbosa@lakehead.ca]

Hey guys, I have another problem.
Three different kinds of data are been generated and they can be read on Arduino serial monitor. I would like to read the data on LabView interface; but the first data should be read and then it should be shown on Labview interface. Likewise, for the second and third data it should happen the same thing; however, these three kinds of data should be read on different indicators.
I do not know what I should do since the Labview program read everything that is in the Arduino serial monitor and for a specific indicator I suppose to show a specific data from serial monitor.
If you could help me I would be really grateful.
Thanks!   

[DailyDose]

What kind of data are you trying to send?  String or Values.

[Dennis_Knutson]

How is the data separated? Is it sent as one string with a terminator at the end and comma/tab between values? Or do you prepend something to each value such as ch1=? Obviously, if each channel is transmitted separately, you have no idea which channel is which.

[CarlosOtiniano]

what he says  Dennis_Knutson is the most recommended, place a delimiter between each data sent 

[dbarbosa@lakehead.ca]

I'm trying to send values. There are three different values that I need to send and I need to show them separated.

[Dennis_Knutson]

Unless you show exactly how you are receiving the data now, it is impossible to say how to separate them, As mentioned, you cannot separate them if you are not sending correctly.

[DailyDose]

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dbarbosa@lakehead.ca wrote:

I'm trying to send values. There are three different values that I need to send and I need to show them separated.

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Not trying to be rude man, but I feel as though I've already shown/explained how to do this.  There's a SubVI in my attachment that, after receiving the bits, splits them into readable data.  Like I've said. you need to send the data in the appropriate order and then break it down after receiving and storing.  Values = binary.  If you're wanting to send a value of 1012 (just a random number for example), you'll need to use the Serial.Write and send the data as separate single bytes.  Then you'll need to use that receive and store it appropriately then break it down the same way you received it.  It's all in that VI I attached man.

[dbarbosa@lakehead.ca]

haha... that's ok, man!
Thanks a lot.
However, I'm not able to open your SubVI block. Do you break the data inside of this block? Your code appears like that picture I attached here.
Well, I appreciate your attention so far... I really thank you!

[Dennis_Knutson]

Since you are unwilling to provide the requested and necessary information, let's consider your question answered and this thread closed.