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Output continuous data (temperature, voltage etc) from Compactrio to CSV file

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Hi I am new to this and I want to output various machining parameters to readable data (excel). I tried to follow one of the sample but do not understand why it cannot work with the data generated for my case. The csv file was auto-created with values for the sample vi but mine was not created. Please help.

 

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Hi Jvalour,

 


@Jvalour wrote:

I tried to follow one of the sample but do not understand why it cannot work with the data generated for my case. The csv file was auto-created with values for the sample vi but mine was not created.


Your cRIO is surely able to create CSV files - but you need to provide a file path available/accessable to your cRIO!

It surely CANNOT write a file to your PC harddrive as it is a computer of its own…

 

Did you even tried to debug your VI? Did you get any errors? Which errors did you get?

Best regards,
GerdW


using LV2016/2019/2021 on Win10/11+cRIO, TestStand2016/2019
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If you want files to be generated on your PC, then you need to have the cRIO send the data to the PC.  This requires a host VI to be created that can receive the cRIO data and log it.  I recommend using the TCP/IP functions for this communication.


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Hi GerdW

 

Yes your reply reminded me that the data may be stored in cRIO and when I checked, all the data has all along been there since my first test. I used MAX to find these files which later I added the cRIO network to my windows explorer to better manage the data files. Thank you for your prompt reply and great insight!

 

Cheers

Jvalour

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Hi crossrulz

 

Thank you for your input! Your suggestion should work too but I managed to access the cRIO files through another way. I used the NI Max to access them. 

 

Cheers

Jvalour

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