11-25-2012 01:39 AM
is VI developed in LAB VIEW on window will also run in labview on MAC without any change in VI model?
I mean is it compatible between windows and mac's lab view ?
11-25-2012 01:52 AM
Generally, VIs are compatible between platforms. However, there are some OS specific function that will not work everywhere. Do you use any DAQ?
What does your program do?
11-25-2012 02:00 AM
i m sending and receiving data using udp blocks in my model
11-25-2012 02:03 AM
Networking should work fine. What's a model?
11-25-2012 02:07 AM - edited 11-25-2012 02:15 AM
model(i mean VI block diagram).
11-25-2012 02:14 AM
11-25-2012 02:19 AM
Did you look at the spec on your card? It can do 200KS/s, so your smallest pulse width will be 5usec. And I believe you can assign I/O as input or output programmatically as part of your task creation.
11-25-2012 02:30 AM
@HasanRazaKz wrote:
i m using pci-6025e DAQ card. can i send and recieve a digital pulse of 2 micro sec ? Can i use same pin for transmit and receive for this purpose ?
Is this a new question or is it still related to your MAC question? Driver support on the MAC is more limited. Start reading here.
11-25-2012 04:10 AM - edited 11-25-2012 04:11 AM
OK for the time being i just want to do this:
i want to communicate with a system with 5us pulse using my PC
like if i want to send 11010100 then i will send
|----5US----|-------5US------|.............
____ ____ _____ _____
I I___I I_____________I I______________I I_______________________
|----1-----|-------1-------|------0-------|--------1--------|------0-------|---------1---------|------0-------|------0-------|
when i will send 11010100 to system the system will repond me by sending 10111001 usinf same 5us pulse as i have shown above.
I have pci-6025E+CB 50LP connector block+Cable and LABVIEW 10 installed in my PC.
Can this be done using NI's labview and PCI card ?
if yes then how ?
i m new to NI and this is my first Project using NI's hardware/software.
11-25-2012 04:29 AM
Once again, you can't get 2 usec with that card. For PCI, you would need one of the 625x series.
All the information you need is on the N.I. website, try it: