New to Labview

[Artur Leung]

Folks,

My department just purchased Labview 6i and the digital I/O card
PCI-DIO-32HS for instrument control. Being new to Labview, I found the
programming environment to be completely different than text base
language (like C), and I have a very tough time learning to program, not
to mention controlling the digital I/O lines inside Labview. I have
also looked through the manuals and examples that come with the CD, but
there is not a step-by-step tutorial for a beginner.
What book do you recommend for a Labview beginner? Is there any
online material that will help me get started? Thanks.

Artur
12.21.2000

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[Sergey Krasnishov]

Artur,

There is a page in NI web site with list of LabVIEW
books:http://www.ni.com/reference/books/.
As well, take a look at LabVIEW FAQ:
http://labview.pica.army.mil/resources.html#FAQ
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Sergey Krasnishov
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Automated Control Systems
National Instruments Alliance Member
Moscow, Russia
sergey_acs@levsha.ru
http://acs.levsha.ru

Artur Leung wrote:

> Folks,
>
> My department just purchased Labview 6i and the digital I/O card
> PCI-DIO-32HS for instrument control. Being new to Labview, I found the
> programming environment to be completely different than text base
> language (like C), and I have a very tough time learning to program, not
> to mention controlling the digital I/O lines inside Labview. I have
> also loo
ked through the manuals and examples that come with the CD, but
> there is not a step-by-step tutorial for a beginner.
> What book do you recommend for a Labview beginner? Is there any
> online material that will help me get started? Thanks.
>
> Artur
> 12.21.2000
>
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[Steve Cothran]

On Thu, 21 Dec 2000 20:22:09 -0600, Artur Leung
> What book do you recommend for a Labview beginner? Is there any
>online material that will help me get started? Thanks.
>

I can recommend "Labview For Everyone" (Wells/Travis) for getting you
up to speed using the interface and some simple vi's. I got mine from
Amazon.

Being a fairly new user myself, the best help I have found is some of
the sample vis from the NI web pages.

One could if so inclined, write a thick book called "LabView Quirks"
🙂

[mbhat@my-deja.com]

u can try this link...

http://eelab.usyd.edu.au/labview/contents.html

Bhat

In article <3A42BAD1.21D68689@sunflower.comX>,
Artur Leung wrote:
> Folks,
>
> My department just purchased Labview 6i and the digital I/O card
> PCI-DIO-32HS for instrument control. Being new to Labview, I found
the
> programming environment to be completely different than text base
> language (like C), and I have a very tough time learning to program,
not
> to mention controlling the digital I/O lines inside Labview. I have
> also looked through the manuals and examples that come with the CD,
but
> there is not a step-by-step tutorial for a beginner.
> What book do you recommend for a Labview beginner? Is there any
> online material that will h
elp me get started? Thanks.
>
> Artur
> 12.21.2000
>
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[Ronald]

From the opening panel you can choose LabView Tutorial....

It's been of great help te me!

Ronald

Artur Leung schreef in berichtnieuws
3A42BAD1.21D68689@sunflower.comX...
> Folks,
>
> My department just purchased Labview 6i and the digital I/O card
> PCI-DIO-32HS for instrument control. Being new to Labview, I found the
> programming environment to be completely different than text base
> language (like C), and I have a very tough time learning to program, not
> to mention controlling the digital I/O lines inside Labview. I have
> also looked through the manuals and examples that come with the CD, but
> there is not a step-by-step tutorial for a beginner.
> What book do you recommend for a Labview beginner? Is there any
> online
material that will help me get started? Thanks.
>
> Artur
> 12.21.2000
>
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> Email reply please use the following address: ahpleung at mail dot com
>
>

[Joel Reid]

Artur Leung wrote:
>Folks,>> My department just purchased Labview 6i and the digital I/O
card>PCI-DIO-32HS for instrument control. Being new to Labview, I found
the>programming environment to be completely different than text base>language
(like C), and I have a very tough time learning to program, not>to mention
controlling the digital I/O lines inside Labview. I have>also looked through
the manuals and examples that come with the CD, but>there is not a step-by-step
tutorial for a beginner.> What book do you recommend for a Labview beginner?
Is there any>online material that will help me get started? Thanks.>>Artur>12.21.2000>>-->----------------------------------------------------------------------->Email
reply please use the follow
ing address: ahpleung at mail dot com>>

[Joel Reid]

I would highly recomend LabVIEW for Everyone by Travis and Wells. I was a
great help to me also being new to LabVIEW.

Artur Leung wrote:
>Folks,>> My department just purchased Labview 6i and the digital I/O
card>PCI-DIO-32HS for instrument control. Being new to Labview, I found
the>programming environment to be completely different than text base>language
(like C), and I have a very tough time learning to program, not>to mention
controlling the digital I/O lines inside Labview. I have>also looked through
the manuals and examples that come with the CD, but>there is not a step-by-step
tutorial for a beginner.> What book do you recommend for a Labview beginner?
Is there any>online material that will help me get started? Thanks.>>Artur>
12.21.2000>>-->----------------------------------------------------------------------->Email
reply please use the following address: ahpleung at mail dot com>>

[Abdullah Rafiq]

As far as learning labVIEW, i would stronngly suggest buying a book
that has been already suggested 2 U.

Once you are familiar with LabVIEW a little bit, i would suggest
looking into the PCI-DIO-32HS examples that come with NI-DAQ driver.
you will find every possible kind of example to work with this board.

Also i would suggest looking at newly updated PCI-DIO-32HS manual on NI
website which provides a lot of good information about understanding
this board as well as programming sequences to follow for a particular
task.

regards and good luck

Abdullah



In article <3A42BAD1.21D68689@sunflower.comX>,
Artur Leung wrote:
> Folks,
>
> My department just purchased Labview 6i and the digital I/O card
> PCI-DIO-32HS for instrument cont
rol. Being new to Labview, I found
the
> programming environment to be completely different than text base
> language (like C), and I have a very tough time learning to program,
not
> to mention controlling the digital I/O lines inside Labview. I have
> also looked through the manuals and examples that come with the CD,
but
> there is not a step-by-step tutorial for a beginner.
> What book do you recommend for a Labview beginner? Is there any
> online material that will help me get started? Thanks.
>
> Artur
> 12.21.2000
>
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> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
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> Email reply please use the following address: ahpleung at mail dot
com
>
>


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