Hi,
I have been looking around in this forum for similiar threads about writing to files and also tried a few of the examples in Labview 7.1.
Unfortunatly, my beginners experience is not enough for making any thing useful of the above mentioned.
My question; I have an app. that is sending a string, build up from combinations of strings to a device over RS-232. The strings is received fine and everything works. But I would like to read the settings in the device to a file on the computer so that I later can download the settings. Therefore I am wondering what would be the best solution for taking in a string and save it to a file;
The string that is presenting the settings, is recieved (after a sent command of #1KI01 for channel 1) in a format of #1KI010000327683000, where I would like to extract #1KI in the beginning and then save the rest to a file. After that, I send another command (#1KI02 for channel 2) which gives the string for ch. 2 and so on.
When I read it back, it must be in string form in the format as recived, but with SK instead of KI inserted.
The best would be to save it to an *.txt file, but I am not sure how to get it working, my efforts gets me stuck on what VISA to use, write to file, write to spreadsheet or write chars to file , and is the preferable way in Labview to work with data like this, to convert the strings into an array?( newbie problem
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Any hints on getting started would be appreciated, the course in December is just to far away right now...
Many thankful regards
Beagles