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• Why did take more than 15 minutes and always my PDF conversion is not downloaded?

  Why did take more than 15 minutes and always my PDF conversion is not downloaded?

  Hi Karen,.

  Try to convert by using the web Interface using this URL: https://cloud.acrobat.com

  Kind regards
  Rahul

• conversion of LabVIEW 8.5 in 2012

  Hello

  I'm trying to convert my application written in LabVIEW 8.5 with NOR-traditional Daq OR DAQmx LabVIEW 2012.

  You can find the code as an attachment

  Thank you

  Are you aware of that very specific baord is available for applications for upgrading / downgrading.

  http://forums.NI.com/T5/version-conversion/BD-p/VersionConversion

  In addition, a VI that is created in LabVIEW 8.5 version can be opened in the 2012 version & later recompile (upgrade) it.

  Edition: Find VI improved with DAQmx functions in the attachment.

• Conversion of LabVIEW 5.1 VI LabVIEW 8.0 or newer

  Hello

  Anyone have the opportunity to open a Labview 5.1 VI and could convert to a newer version for me?  I currently use 2010 and have access to 8.6 as well.  Thanks in advance!

  -Adam

  Here's a conversion to 8.2.

  Be aware that, for example, the temporal delay code is not healthy and probably belongs in the threads of Rube Goldberg .

  See if you can simplify it...

• float to bytes conversion using labview

  in the project of the University to number of float serialy using labview. I don't know how to convert his individual bytes actualy I want to encode float in its float bytes. kindly help me in this regard

  Send "bytes" is usually done in the form of strings. Just use catalogued with the disconnected type entry (or use "flatten chain").

  To get started, simple would be to use the finder example in LabVIEW and search for serial communications.

• Conversion of Labview 5 to 2012

  
  

  Two tips for you:

  1. do not create duplicate messages.

  2 need for a converted VI? Please report to the Office of the Conversion of Version .

• conversion of LabVIEW 2011 to 8.2

  
  

  Click on file and select Save to the previous version , select the version you want and save it (if you have the support 8.2 I guess), otherwise check the jury of the conversion of the version to convert the version of vi

• C code conversion for labview

  Hello

  As I'm not familiar with C code, can anyone please help me convert this function in Labview (8,6)? See attached txt file.

  Thank you

  LabVIEW 8.6

  This is a very direct translation.  If you know that the length parameter will be equal to the length of the array, then you don't need the length parameter and you can use an automatic indexing for loop, cut just the last element if the parameter 'create' is true.  (Code snippet is LV 2009 but attached VI is saved to 8.6)

  

• conversion of labview 7.0 to 6.1

  I have a set of FTDI labview vi 7 I need converted to 6.1.  They are designed to use a usb dll.

  Thanks, Jeff

  Downconvert requests Thread

  

• conversion of labview in c ++

  Hello

  I'm not an expert in computer programming. So, I choose LabView rather than an other other languages. But I just came across another problem here. The instrument I use takes only c ++ codes, not of LabView.

  Is it possible that I can convert the screw that I wrote in c ++ codes, so that my instrument include LabView programs?

  Thanks in advance,

  Pui

  
  

• LabVIEW file conversion toolkit

  I have a lot of files in the version of Labview 5.1.

  I can't open it in my version of Labview 8.5.

  Source code in labview 5.1 should be changed after the current requirement.

  I so need a run conversion toolkit labview.

  Attach the file to download.

  I use the windows xp operating system.

  Please, help me at your earliest.

  Hi grugh,

  did you read what I wrote?

  There is a thread upconvert to such request...

• What are the current versions of Labview and Teststand

  Hello

  I currently am downlading the current versions of teststand and labview for evaluation.

  The Teststand-link I saw that it is called "Teststand" 2012.

  1 but there is no version information in the Labview download. Is also 2012 version?

  2 is the two 32-bit-software things?

  3. After installing the evaluation-downloads - can they be activated with a key, or what I need to install again when the CDs arrive in my office?

  Thanks for help

  Iliale wrote:

  Thx for the links.

  I am using Windows 7 64 bit - I'd rather then also Labview 64? (Links to download NOT only provides 32-bit for download)

  There will be problems with my existing 8, 5 - screw Labview conversion to the new Labview2012?

  Thank you

  You can have as many 32-bit and 64-bit installed.  Don't forget your target when you generate an exe file.  64-bit compiled programs can run on 64-bit computers.

  You should have no problem upgrade your code of 8.5.

• Improved LabVIEW 8 to 2013 and VI asked now to find the installation package for Run-Time Engine 7.0

  I recently installed LabVIEW 2013 on a computer (running Windows XP 32-bit).  The machine has also of LabVIEW 8 is installed, which is what I used before the upgrade.  I opened a VI has been created in LV8 and then saved it and all its subVIs in LV2013.  Now when I open the VI in LV2013 and try to run it, a window opens asking me to find the installation package 'lvruntimeeng.msi' for LabVIEW Run-Time Engine 7.0.  If I cancel this dialog box, and the subsequent message, indicating that the installion files were not, the VI appears (at least of the initial inspection) to function normally.

  I have closed LabVIEW, downloaded Run-Time Engine 7.0 on the site of NOR and tried to install it, but I received a message saying that it is already installed (as I had suspected).  How can I determine what part of the VI and/or its subVIs tries to make use of Run-Time Engine 7.0?  If not, how can I get LabVIEW to use instead the Run-Time Engine 2013 that was installed when I upgraded to LabVIEW 2013?

  Bob_Schor wrote:

  You run your VI of a project?  If so, you can watch the dependencies and get an idea of what live "in charge", you might have.  There may be "something old" in your code in LabVIEW 8, which was replaced in 2013, but ' plane still around "-If you can identify it, you can probably replace it with its"more modern"equivalent

  If you do not have the VI in a project, you can simply open LabVIEW, create a blank project and add your first level VI.  If all of your relevant screws are in a single folder, add the entire folder.  Now look in the dependencies.

  BS

  Yes, I run the VI from within a project of LV.  After some more research in the knowledge base OR I could solve the problem by using the following procedure:

  1. use the measurement and Automation Explorer to uninstall Run-Time Engine 7.0

  2. restart the PC

  3. open the project, close the project by choosing "save all".

  4. restart the PC

  5 reinstall the Run-Time Engine 7.0 using a file downloaded from ni.com

  6. restart the PC

  7. open the project, close the project by choosing "save all".

  8. open the project and run the VI.  No more messages on LabVIEW, trying to find the Run-Time Engine 7.0.

• Conversion

  Hello

  Can someone convert this under VI (15 LV) 13 LabVIEW or lower, please?

  Thank you

  Amith

  Done here: http://forums.ni.com/t5/Version-Conversion/To-LabVIEW-2013-or-below/m-p/3348550#U3348550

• By specifying the screen coordinates in printf using LabView RT 2009

  According to the 2011 help in LabView documentation 'Printf (Manager of LabVIEW function)", the character of the conversion of 'q' is supposed to refer to a point. The actual help text is "q Point (passed by value) as %d, %d, representing the coordinates horizontal, vertical. It is a valid conversion for LabView RT 2009 character? If so, then someone has an example of using these characters to print at line 10, column 1 on the console? I tried a lot of combinations like: printf ("% dqTest Row", (10.1)), etc.

  LabVIEW Real-time has not intrinsically a "console" - it has an "output stream.  There is no API added to allow you to jump all over the console in native mode (don't cross the streams) - you can't even do it with the functions of Manager of LabVIEW (literally, it prints a point in this place of pixel, not text).

  Now, I tell you this, but if you happen to have a target with a video memory (like a PXI system, certainly NOT a cRIO or PCP) and you happen to know the address of where the video memory is on your 0x0B8000 system, you can directly write ascii characters on the screen specific areas - just as they did in the days of DOS.

  #include 
  #include 
  
  void VGAChar(unsigned int row, unsigned int col, char c, unsigned char attr) {
      static volatile char *video_mem = (char *)0x0B8000;
      unsigned int pos = ((row * 80) + col)*2;
  
      video_mem[pos] = c;
      video_mem[pos+1] = attr;
  }
  
  void VGAString( unsigned int row, unsigned int col, char * str, unsigned char attr) {
      int i = 0;
      while (str[i] != '\0')
      {
          VGAChar(row+(col+i)/80, (col+i)%80, str[i], attr);   /* print each character */
          i++;
      }
  }
  
  int main (void)
  {
      char buffer[ 100 ];
      sprintf( buffer, "Hello, my DOS world!" );
      VGAString( 10, 10, buffer, FOREGROUND_BLUE | FOREGROUND_RED );   // prints in PURPLE at ROW 10, COL 10.
  
      return 0;
  }
  

  Of course, I don't condone this and it is certainly NOT taken in charge (and only works on targets based on the PharLap with a video console), but there is a lot of fun.

  -Danny