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transferring .NET Framework to labview

Hi all

 

I am a  labview novice. I found an application of usb data acquisition card on the link below. This daq card has eight analog channels , 8 digital inputs , 8 digital outputs and 2 pwm outputs. The software for using this daq card is based on .NET Framework. Can anyone make the interface of  this daq card on labview?  The controller used is pic 18f4550 , you have to go through the "user.c" and "user.h" code and develop the labview application compatible with the microcontroller code. This link contains all the information.     

 

 

 

 http://www.elektor.com/magazines/2007/november/usb-data-acquisition-card.271706.lynkx

 

 If you have some reference or link regarding this application , then please send.

 

Any help greatly appeciated

 

 

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Your subject line makes it sound like you have a question about "transferring .NET framework to LabVIEW".

 

But you message body sounds like you want someone to write an application for you.  Most of the people on the forums are volunteers who are willing to help out others solve any problems they might have, but don't have the time to be doing your programming for you.  If you need someone else to write your program, contact NI and they will give you a list of Alliance Partners you could hire to work with you.

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Hi

 

Let me explain about thie code of  this daq card ,  in its interface of  .NET framework ,the user selects the ADC          channel 1, the code in the microcontroller continuously monitors the eight channels and find out which channel is selected by means of some code. Similarly is the case with digital I/O pins and 2 analog pwm outputs.

 

I want control of this daq card over labview but i never did any thing on labview before. If anyone has developed the application which uses

 

1) call library function for usb read or write.

 

2) In the application , all  of the eight ADC  channels are configurable , that is the ADC channel which is selcted on labview, only that ADC channel is read by the controller as mentioned above.

 

3) This daq card has 10 bit resolution pwm output , the application should contain the place to write the dutycycle on labview.

 

4) 8 digital inputs and eight digital outputs are also configurable.

 

Please send me some link or vi , which consists of all the above features or similar to it . i will make that vi compatible with the code of the microcontroller.

 

regards

 

simon

 

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have you looked through the many examples that ship with LabVIEW. There are many that will show you how to communicate with a DAQ card. As Raven Fan stated earlier most folks here are participating here in their spare time. People here are very willing to answer questions and help people with their code. However we are not here to do the work for you. Look through the examples, post some of the code that you have tried to do and then ask specific questions.


Mark Yedinak
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