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Control PIC18F46J50 via USB with LabWindows/CVI

Hi Support,

 

I'm using Window CVI 9.0 and I'm trying to use

CVI together with NI VISA to develop an application in order to talk to a microchip processor:  PIC18F46J50

 

My question is:

  • Will NI VISA support PIC18F46J50?
  • How do I know whether I should use USB INSTR or USB RAW?

 

Thanks,

Chee

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Hi Chee,

 

NI-VISA should support your device if it conforms to either the USB INSTR or USB RAW standard, you will have to contact the PIC18F46J50 manufacture to find out which.

 

You can learn more about how to get started with this type of communications from the following article.

 

USB Instrument Control Tutorial

http://zone.ni.com/devzone/cda/tut/p/id/4478

 

Thanks

Scott M.

Applications Engineer
National Instruments
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Hello Scott,

 

Does NI has a webpage that shows a list of manufacturers that have their equipment or processors comply with the USBTMC? I thought I came across that a few months ago.

 

Thanks,

Chee

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Hi Chee,

 

I have looked through our resources and it doesn't look like we maintain a list USBTMC manufactures, however devices that comply with the standard usually list this feature quite prominently on the product pages.

 

Thanks

Scott M.

Applications Engineer
National Instruments
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Thanks for trying Scott. I really appreciated.
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Hi Cheec, I also meet the problem how to use the USB to communication with labwindows. Do you success on your project now with CVI? And Could you share the source code to me, I want to study it. and my email is joseph.han@diebold.com Thanks a lot, Joseph.
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Hi Joseph,

 

I posted both the PIC and CVI project folders at NI Forum to help others.

You can download them from the link below. Just scroll down and look for the posting at 01-09-2010 03:06 PM.

 

http://forums.ni.com/t5/LabWindows-CVI/Control-PIC18F4550-via-USB-with-LabWindows-CVI/m-p/708430?jum...

 

Best of luck,

-Chee Chong

Design Engineer

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