08-05-2016 07:01 PM
Hi, All:
I have recorded several traces into one WDF file from DL850. And I have installed DL850 data plugin. However I could only view the last trace in the file. Does any one know how to view all the traces from the file? thanks a lot.
08-08-2016 03:57 PM
In which software you are working with your program? LabVIEW?
Also, if you could send the code you're currently working it will be easier for us to understand what could possible be the issue.
Alejandro Vargas
Applications Engineer
National Instruments
09-19-2016 03:00 AM
Hi all
I have also the same problem.
I work with Labview 2016 64 bit.
Solution?
Best regards
09-20-2016 12:24 PM
Hi!
Take a look at the suggestions provided in this forum: http://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/DL850-WDF-Files-reading/td-p/2107126.
09-27-2016 01:05 PM
Hi,
I got the same problem as you, I introduce myself:
I’m Jimmy Deville, Master student Engineer in Renewable Energy’s at the KULeuven in Belgium. This year I’m doing an internship at the Nuclear Power Plant of Doel (Belgium). My goal there is to create a LabVIEW program that automatically control the current curves from the control rods in the reactor. To acquisition these curves, a DLM4000 MIXED SIGNAL OSCILLOSCOOP from Yokogawa is used. The analyses are now done in Xviewer, a Yokogawa software. The extension of this files are *.wfd. I have read on their website that they have a small program that convert this files to open them in LabVIEW (this is what they say: This tool enables you to convert a binary data file saved by DL or DLM series instruments with *.wdf extension into binary data files with *.wvf and *.hdr extensions). I just need to know how to open these files in LabVIEW (2013) and put them in a graph.
As you can see, it's the same problem as yours. Do you already fined something that could help me?
Thx
Jimmy
09-27-2016 01:06 PM
Hi,
I got the same problem as you, I introduce myself:
I’m Jimmy Deville, Master student Engineer in Renewable Energy’s at the KULeuven in Belgium. This year I’m doing an internship at the Nuclear Power Plant of Doel (Belgium). My goal there is to create a LabVIEW program that automatically control the current curves from the control rods in the reactor. To acquisition these curves, a DLM4000 MIXED SIGNAL OSCILLOSCOOP from Yokogawa is used. The analyses are now done in Xviewer, a Yokogawa software. The extension of this files are *.wfd. I have read on their website that they have a small program that convert this files to open them in LabVIEW (this is what they say: This tool enables you to convert a binary data file saved by DL or DLM series instruments with *.wdf extension into binary data files with *.wvf and *.hdr extensions). I just need to know how to open these files in LabVIEW (2013) and put them in a graph.
As you can see, it's the same problem as yours. Do you already fined something that could help me? Thanks a lot.
09-29-2016 07:44 AM
Hi.
I suppose that the conversion program is "WDF_WVF_Converter_105"
Did you try to convert file wdf into file wvf and hdr, and open wvf file with LabVIEW using the appropriate plugin?
I have tried and returns me error.
(Obviously a file wvf generated by Yokogawa 750 is opened successfully using labview)
09-29-2016 09:02 AM
Hi,
Some time ago I made an application to convert the DL850 files into more readable files (CSV)
At that time I also made a program that convert the DL850 traces into a picture (JPG)
I don't if it helps but here is my zipped project of the last one.
Kees
09-30-2016 04:10 AM
09-30-2016 04:29 AM
Dear K C, first of all ty for your response.
Your files already helped me a bit, but when I want to open "Proc WDF file to Data" it says that files are missing. The files missing are "Convert File Extension_ogtk.VI" and "Convert File Extension(path)_ogtk.VI". Do you still have them? Do you have a e-mail adres where I could contact you easier ? Thanks