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Win joystick for labview input?
Matt Esmiol
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02-02-2000 12:25 PM
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Does anyone know how to look at the joysticks posistion from
Labview? Using a joystick to move a X, Y table for set up is
very intuitive.
Thanks,
Matthew
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Labview? Using a joystick to move a X, Y table for set up is
very intuitive.
Thanks,
Matthew
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dorian@jps.net
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02-03-2000 09:37 PM
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I'm not sure about the positions. I know that National Instruments has
an OK joystick vi at their website: www.ni.com
Also, I use labview for the x-y movement of an optical stage. You really
need a controller box that will give you the power to move the box. I'm
not giving any plugs, the ones from newport (www.newport.com) has some
nice controlers.
-DG
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Matt Esmiol wrote:
> Does anyone know how to look at the joysticks posistion from
> Labview? Using a joystick to move a X, Y table for set up is
> very intuitive.
> Thanks,
> Matthew
>
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Before you buy.
an OK joystick vi at their website: www.ni.com
Also, I use labview for the x-y movement of an optical stage. You really
need a controller box that will give you the power to move the box. I'm
not giving any plugs, the ones from newport (www.newport.com) has some
nice controlers.
-DG
In article <0dcdecda.044dc8a5@usw-ex0103-085.remarq.com>,
Matt Esmiol
> Does anyone know how to look at the joysticks posistion from
> Labview? Using a joystick to move a X, Y table for set up is
> very intuitive.
> Thanks,
> Matthew
>
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Network *
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articipate in Usenet -
Free!
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Before you buy.
02-04-2000 07:57 AM
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Dorian,
Thanks. I found the joystick vi's after I posted the question.
They are newish. I had looked before, but not recently. They
look like what I need, I am inspecting production and
the operators just need to setup the machine to run the automatic
inspection. Again thanks.
Matt
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Thanks. I found the joystick vi's after I posted the question.
They are newish. I had looked before, but not recently. They
look like what I need, I am inspecting production and
the operators just need to setup the machine to run the automatic
inspection. Again thanks.
Matt
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Sergey Yakovlev
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02-05-2000 03:09 PM
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As possible email me this Joystick VI (or give me the URL).
Best regards, Sergey Yakovlev
Matt Esmiol wrote in
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> Dorian,
> Thanks. I found the joystick vi's after I posted the question.
> They are newish. I had looked before, but not recently. They
> look like what I need, I am inspecting production and
> the operators just need to setup the machine to run the automatic
> inspection. Again thanks.
> Matt
>
>
> * Sent from RemarQ http://www.remarq.com The Internet's Discussion Network
*
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>
Best regards, Sergey Yakovlev
Matt Esmiol
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> Dorian,
> Thanks. I found the joystick vi's after I posted the question.
> They are newish. I had looked before, but not recently. They
> look like what I need, I am inspecting production and
> the operators just need to setup the machine to run the automatic
> inspection. Again thanks.
> Matt
>
>
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*
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02-07-2000 08:35 AM
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Try
http://www.ni.com/support/trouble/motion/qstandex/flex0007.htm
Note that it is set up for the NI motion boards but the lower
VI's are generic.
Matt
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http://www.ni.com/support/trouble/motion/qstandex/flex0007.htm
Note that it is set up for the NI motion boards but the lower
VI's are generic.
Matt
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