08-12-2019 01:55 PM
Hey,
Obj: Is to make visualization tool for pressure response with respect to time.
Issue: I am using USB 232 cable to make connection between my PC and Transducer.I write the block diagram to visualize the voltage signal in waveform. I think I couldn't able to write properly block diagram , I just wanna read the data nothing to write on it. I also check measurement tab in lab view to ensure the the usb port is properly connected.
I am new to the Labview looking for advice . I have enclosed the Block diagram looking for any suggestion.
08-12-2019 02:02 PM - edited 08-12-2019 02:04 PM
Hi skdubey,
did you look for any thread here in the forum related to serial port communication?
They all say: Don't use BytesAtPort!!!
Issue: I am using USB 232 cable to make connection between my PC and Transducer.
Why is this an "issue"?
I think I couldn't able to write properly block diagram ,
Why do you think so?
I just wanna read the data nothing to write on it.
This depends on the specification of your sensor. You didn't supply any detailed information…
I am new to the Labview looking for advice .
Then please take note of those "Training resources" offered in the header of this LabVIEW board!
I have enclosed the Block diagram looking for any suggestion.
No, you didn't attached a block diagram!
All we got is an image. We cannot debug images with LabVIEW!
08-12-2019 02:50 PM - edited 08-12-2019 02:50 PM
Your picture shows you are running a while loop as fast as you can and using Bytes at Port which is the wrong thing to use 99% of the time.
Have you run your code? Did it work? Did you get errors? If so, what were they?
All of Gerd's points also apply as we can't provide help in communicating with some unknown device.
Did you read the manual for this device?