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• Convert TCPIP_Nagle_algorithm.zip 2012 LabVIEW LabVIEW 2011

  Hello

  can someone convert the screw in the zip file of the LabVIEW LabVIEW 2011 2012 please. I need them to study.

  Thank you very much for your support.

  In addition, I'm sorry that I put my post in LabVIEW and non-Conversion of the Version

• Impossible to deploy on cRIO versions after update Labview 2014 SP1 F3

  Hello world!

  I'm quite confused how to solve my problem.

  the NOR-update, I installed the critical update F3,

  but now I can't deploy my based on the cRIO-9068 more.

  It says that the version is different or I compiled for the wrong architecture.

  should I install drivers for devices of cRIO 2015? pointers would be welcome

  thx for your time and now for some screenshots to illustrate my problem

  

  my version of labview

  

  my version of cRIO and installed software

  

  

  * peinlich *.

  I misunderstood the error message.

  seems there is still startup.rtexe on the crio himself.

  which was not able to start,

  but it won't let me overwrite of the Project Explorer.

  SSH'ed in the device and delete all the files in/c/nor-rt/startup.

  and now it works

  Sorry for the spam

• LabVIEW 2014 SP1, hardware and real-time PXI

  I'm doing my third LabVIEW Wipe/reinstall in as many days, completely frustrated (and after several calls an hour with the support of NEITHER).  Here's the situation:

  I wrote a fairly large (1000 VI) project of Acquisition/control of our graduate students data used for behavioral experiment on sound localization.  It was developed in 2012 LabVIEW with the module running on a PC/PXI system real time.  It worked very well and was brought successfully under LabVIEW 2014 (with upgrades comparable to the software of the PXI.

  About 18 months ago the students began to write their theses, and at one point stopped gathering data.  Also, at some point, I upgraded the software on this system to LabVIEW 2014 SP1, but I am not sure that I never tested my software with this new system.

  This week, I pulled up the system to use MAX to open some test on the PXI multifunction and DIO card panels to control manually one of the stimuli.  I discovered that MAX could not communicate with the advice on the PXI system - he attributes them as devices VISA, indicating each Board with an icon with a red X means that he could not communicate with the IP that I had assigned to PXI.  Yet, MAX (a) could "discover" this PXI, (b) MAX can 'see' its IP address, and (c) Windows could not only Ping the IP, but could FTP on the drive of the PXI and I could move files back and forth.

  I did two sequences complete "Wipe/reinstall" using LabVIEW 2014 SP1, all giving the same result.  I know it has worked in the past, including when I installed LabVIEW 2014 (without SP1), something I repeat myself now with my third installation.  I discussed with OR (thin?) possibility that there is a "hidden defect" in the Distribution of the SP1, one that is visible to LabVIEW RT users using PXI hardware and go unnoticed because (a) install a few sites of LabVIEW versions SP1, (b) a minority use the RT Modules and (c) PXI is "old material".

  If anyone has such a system or saw a similar problem, please answer.  I'll do a follow-up post if I managed to 'fix' my system by this last reinstallation "a solution of worked before."

  Bob Schor

  Well, the answer is that, in my system, LabVIEW 2014 SP1 with LabVIEW Real-time connected to a PXI system does not appear to connect to boards plugged into the chassis.  Returning to LabVIEW 2014 (fall release), installed in exactly in the same way that the three failed attempts of LabVIEW 2014 SP1, works immediately.  Engineers OR will try to duplicate/verify/possibly patch? in this issue.

  Bob Schor

• Not compatible with Labview 2014 IMAQ?

  I try to work with a National Instruments / SuperDroid Robots SD6 ( https://decibel.ni.com/content/docs/DOC-18528 ) now... Everyting connects fine using LabVIEW 2014 with the module of Robotics with the exception of the functionality of the camera. When you use the solutions provided LabVIEW cannot find dependencies IMAQ.

  I checked to make sure that I have the module installed and I see IMAQ 4.9 and IMAQdx 4.3.5 MAX

  Check the newsletter below on the compatibility of the IMAQ, she only has not 2014 listed

  http://digital.NI.com/public.nsf/allkb/DB928F6D5E9D6B97862579A7006B2850

  Specifically, I need the 2014 Image processing module version in the link below. The download link says 2013 and during the installation process, I don't see an option for support for 2014.

  http://www.NI.com/gate/GB/GB_EVALTLKTSIGPROC/us

  Is there a trial version of this software that is compatible with LabVIEW 2014?

  I was able to get in touch with a sales engineer and I need to image processing module is not yet available for LabVIEW 2014. Where my question.

• Compatibility of LabVIEW 2009-2012

  Hello

  Can someone tell me if a LV exe is installed as a 2012 version using a LV built installer, LV 2009 settled - if it affects the 2012 files have been installed or are the two installs completely independent of each other? Thank you

  Separated versions of LabVIEW.  It's all the drivers, that he should be careful.

• LabVIEW 2014 hangs at startup

  Hello

  I recently installed the drivers of the Motion of my installation of Labview 2014 now and my 2014 "Device Drivers" DVD freezes just after it starts. Happens to the popup 'Welcome to Labview' and then it locks the mouse cursor and is sitting there taking 5% of the processor.

  I'm on 64-bit Windows 8. All my files are the that is I do not use mapped network drives.

  Finally, it crashes with the following error message:

  

  I tried:

  (1) fix the installation through my installation media.

  (2) uninstall all software from OR through the Control Panel, restarting and re - install through my installation media.

  (3) uninstall all software from OR via MSIBlast, delete all the registry keys OR by rebooting and reinstall through my installation media.

  (4) uninstall all software from OR via MSIBlast, delete all the registry keys, restart and reinstall the last LV 2014 SP1 from the Web site of NOR

  Nothing seems to solve this problem and now I'm really to the top of the Creek.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  I got it fixed. I have no idea why it would work, but here's what I did.

  -Reinstalled LV 2014. Problem was still there.

  -Uninstalled all via the control panel.

  -Remove the following registry trees

  HKEY_CURRENT_USE\Software\National Instruments

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\National Instruments

  -Reboot

  -J' found always had a repertoire of Instruments of \National C:\Program Files (x 86), so I removed that.

  -Installed LV 2013 who then worked.

  -LV2013 uninstalled via the control panel. Delete the directory C:\Program Files (x 86) of Instruments \National again. (Not sure if this was necessary, but I wanted to see if a previous version worked)

  -Reinstalled LV2014 latest version via download.

  Problem is now solved.

• When replacing Labview Labview 2014 2013, must I first uninstall Labview 2013?

  I just received my latest version of Labview 2014 CD.

  When you install this new version, must I first uninstall previous versions of Labview?

  Normally you will not want to uninstall older versions of LV while upgrading an older project to your latest version of SW is good there are times when you want to leave the vesion where it is.

• 0xC0000025 (labview 2014) error code

  Hi all

  My labview program communicates with a function (33521 Agilent (A) generator and a frequency counter (53230 Agilent (A) using the drivers of standard devices available on the Web site of NOR. I've recently updated for the 2012 version and my labview program is constantly crashing. I get the same error every time, but the failure is random. Also, if I run the code for the function generator separately it completes the number of iterations required. But crashes if the two instruments are used simultaneously. I've attached screenshots of the Panel front/scheme as well as the VI.

  I will be grateful if someone can help me.

  Hamza

  Driver specific issues are difficult to get answers to: but here are a few things to try.

  [before you start: I do not have these drivers installed, these are just things I noticed that stung the block diagram]

  You want to close the duding generator run each for loop? On the next arch, the ref at this address has been destroyed.

  You use the pilot mannaged error, do you want the system to handle errors of the previous loops?

  It is a how pictrure I modeled

  

  Don't forget you can add a terminal contitional to a loop (the right click border) for for at the end of the loop early the boolean or (more usefully) error.

• support for labview 2014 nidaqmx

  Looks like the last 9.9 niDAQmx is not support for Labview 2014. Any idea on where to download / expected eta for niDAQMX support for labview 2014?

  A new version of LabVIEW is generally released during the week OR (starting tomorrow). I guess, at the end of this week, at the latest, you will find all necessary drivers - including a new pilot DAQmx - ni.com.

  Kind regards, Jens

• Lib Modbus OR LabVIEW 2014

  Someone sees that a problem with the NI Modbus Lib in Labview 2014 use is intended for the version of labVIEW 7.1 - 8, 6.  NEITHER directed me this way rather than the Module DCS since I use only Modbus communication and it's just a very small part of the Module.  It installed and appears on pallets of user very well the son and the way that you would except:

  

  However when I run the program, I have time reading registry vi.  the library example is as well, so I'm at a loss as to what could cause this problem.

  Hello

  Try this code snippet, you must have 1 in qantity you can read 0 and you must put in the header of the EMPA.

  Lars

• Convert Labview 8.6 Labview 8.5

  Hello

  Could someone please convert these files (skypesdk) in labview 8.6 version to version 8.5? I have test the sdk 1.0 Skype version, he has a great job and need this for my college project 1.0.1...

  Thx a lot for your help.

  Oli

  Some time ago I create a little VI converter to save all the screws of a file to another destination and with a selectable earlier version.

  The same thing, I used to convert your screws, but I implements ctl or other stuff.

  However, joined in the ctl.

  Christian

• 'Lack of installation files' then install LabVIEW 2014 (Win7-64 on a VMWare system)

  Hello

  I try to install LabVIEW 2014 on a VMWare Windows 7 - 64-bit environment, with no luck.

  3-DVD installation media has been downloaded from NI.com, the release of August 2014 of the Site license academic (ASL), which my company is a regular subscriber, a very long time.

  (Interestingly enough, this same virtual system has fonctionnee LV 2012 without any problem whatsoever)

  Here are the steps I followed:

  -unzip the 3 iso files on separate directories on drive virtual, principal of this system;

  -Run setup.exe on the first directory (IE one that contains 1 DVD files)

  -Enter the serial number of the FSA

  -l' Installer leaves just selected default English 2014 LabVIEW and the Manager of Package of VI, so I expand the ASL Core Software to add NIDAQmx 2014, and I also selects the device drivers OR - August 2014

  -J' I accept different license agreements

  -I select "I am not the end user" to postpone activation

  Setup continues but almost immediately alerts telling me that it was impossible to install "NI Customer Experience Improvement Program", Yes , I want to keep and then I see a system dialog box display of files/paths that do not actually exist on the directory DVD 1, hence the obvious error 'lack the installation files"message. If I ignore this message, several other similar dialog boxes appear.

  Either by the way, I've done various research, but, right now, apparently not a popular question at all.

  Any advice?

  Problem solved.

  For some weird reason, WinRAR do NOT extract some files from the first archive .iso (but more importantly, she also didn't show absolutely no error message, leading me to believe everything was fine).

  When any further inspection, I found about it and made extraction .iso process everything again and this time to the installation program completed without fault.

• LabVIEW 2014/2015 break with my library of wrappers

  I have a lot of LabVIEW package screws saved in LV8.6 library, they almost all containing call library function node. Recently, I was working on a new program that uses these library live I have found that when you use these screws it causes LabVIEW to crash. Accidents are not due to errors of execution, but can occur during execution and development (is not running).

  Here's my sympthoms with different versions of labVIEW.

  • LabVIEW 2010 - these accidents do not happen at all.
  • LabVIEW 2014 - blocks most of the 3 versions I tested it. LabVIEW has crashed on me when you press "save all", "run", "exit / close ', double click on a Sub VI to open it (the library VIs and SubVIs new for the new program).
  • LabVIEW 2015 - seems to be a bit more stable then 2014. I only noticed crashes when you press "save all" and "exit/close.

  I tried the following

  • I read on the forums that opening the screw with a new version, massive compilation and save for precedent could solve the problem. I tried with no luck.
  • Mass, compilation of all screws of 8.6 library into the new version of LV before trying to use them in an application. This has no effect either.

  Is labVIEW a problem or a problem with my screws?

  And how assign you the string that you pass to the second parameter? All wiring a string constant empty for her? While in the LabVIEW code you don't have to worry about memory allocation before calling some other VI, it is certainly not true when calling C functions. Function wants to write information in this string, and for that to work (You on the LabVIEW diagram) caller must allocate sufficient storage space for it.

  We must know in the documentation of the API, which is the maximum size of the buffer and allocate only a large part of the size of the string. There are two ways to do

  (1) use a table this is initialized with a U8 as input and the right type amount for the size of memory buffer and dressed it with an array of bytes to the node of the chain.

  (2) see you Minimum size in the configuration dialog box? Enter the number of bytes that the string must have at least according to the documentation.

  To answer the inevitable question immediately. Yes, he didn't plant in LabVIEW 2010, but did corrupt the memory and anyway somehow there yet. Any alteration of the memory immediately translates into an accident. There are several possible outcomes of these corruptions and they can change according to the computer that you run your application, the amount of available memory, the moon phase and how your emotional state is right now (the last two are not very serious but also quite unrtrue). The layout of memory at the moment when your running can much influence what happens to these alterations. It can produce results strange and inexplicable in your program when the actual data values that are store values in wires are crushed, or your screws can get corrupted and if save you them to the disc later get unreadable, or the computer produces a dialog error box much later, when you try to stop your app and LabVIEW , or it seems nothing happens (but is still of corruption there not only to bribe vital data in memory).

  With the change to LabVIEW 2014 layout changed memory somehow, perhaps due to optimizations more aggressively in this new version and all of a sudden your DLL overwrites a memory very vital for the operation of your application in LabVIEW.

• Upgrade to LabVIEW caused 2012 issue additional installers

  Hello again all you lovers forum useful!

  I've been using LabVIEW 2010 (SP1) for awhile on my Windows XP computer, but I recently bought and installed LabVIEW 2012 for a future project.  In the meantime, my previous projects should always use LabVIEW 2010 until I use the tracking system of formal changes to my company to upgrade.  However, when I opened recently one of my old projects in 2010 to update and rebuild the installer, I saw in the tab other installers a bunch of empty lines at the end of the list (see screenshot).  This is not directly the hurt, but I think it's a symptom of the root problem.

  Most directly concerned, the NI VISA Run-Time 5.0.3 which had been checked before was now gone and the NI-VISA Run-Time 5.2 driver which had replaced it has NOT been verified.  That seems like an upgrade oops on part of National Instruments for me.  I decided that it was just a thing, and that the installer of 2012 had replaced my 5.0.3 version with version 5.2 (removal of the old version), so I checked the version 5.2 to build my Installer, and after having demanded that my DVD to copy the software on my computer, which seemed to work ok.

  Now the immediate problem: when I distributed the project file to a colleague that has LabVIEW 2010, she was not able to build my software installation, because he asked her to drive "FADEC_Emulator".  "FADEC_Emulator" is the name of my software.  Expansion of the error dialog box showed that he wanted the drive for access to NI VISA Run-Time 5.0.3.  Open the properties of the installer in the project file in LabVIEW showed NEITHER VISA Run-Time checked 5.0.3.  However, the project of opening with Wordpad file showed that NEITHER VISA Run-Time 5.2 has been listed as an extra Installer (and NOT 5.0.3  Maybe its system because I wanted NEITHER VISA Run-Time 5.2 and replaced it automatically with the latest version, he had, 5.0.3?  Confusing!  And if he did it, why he had that version already practicing?  And versions of switching as it seems it would be a bad idea to do it silently, in case I was counting on a specific feature of the new version.

  I'm afraid that since installing LabVIEW 2012 my system got in an unstable state, and now I possibly corrupted my LV project project file.  I need to have in 2010 and 2012 on my computer at the moment.

  Does anyone have an idea of what's going on with my system, or how to fix it?

  Thank you very much in advance for your suggestions and time!

  -Joe

  Hey Joe,

  I tried to reproduce your problems and met with mixed results. Please check with what I have provided below that we test in the same conditions

  jmorris wrote:

  Most directly concerned, the NI VISA Run-Time 5.0.3 which had been checked before was now gone and the NI-VISA Run-Time 5.2 driver which had replaced it has NOT been verified.  That seems like an upgrade oops on part of National Instruments for me.  I decided that it was just a thing, and that the installer of 2012 had replaced my 5.0.3 version with version 5.2 (removal of the old version), so I checked the version 5.2 to build my Installer, and after having demanded that my DVD to copy the software on my computer, which seemed to work ok.

  In this scenario, I built a test project with VISA RT 5.0.3 and LabVIEW 2010 configuration. I then installed LabVIEW 2012 and VISA 5.2.0 on top of the above configuration. When I opened the project from 2010 to 2012, VISA Run-Time 5.2 has been verified (as expected, dissimilar to your configuration). As I mentioned earlier, this may have been because VISA 5.2.0 did not install correctly.

  jmorris wrote:

  Now the immediate problem: when I distributed the project file to a colleague that has LabVIEW 2010, she was not able to build my software installation, because he asked her to drive "FADEC_Emulator".  "FADEC_Emulator" is the name of my software.  Expansion of the error dialog box showed that he wanted the drive for access to NI VISA Run-Time 5.0.3.  Open the properties of the installer in the project file in LabVIEW showed NEITHER VISA Run-Time checked 5.0.3.  However, the project of opening with Wordpad file showed that NEITHER VISA Run-Time 5.2 has been listed as an extra Installer (and NOT 5.0.3  Maybe its system because I wanted NEITHER VISA Run-Time 5.2 and replaced it automatically with the latest version, he had, 5.0.3?  Confusing!  And if he did it, why he had that version already practicing?  And versions of switching as it seems it would be a bad idea to do it silently, in case I was counting on a specific feature of the new version.

  In this case, I built the installation program on LabVIEW 2012 with VISA RT 5.2.0 then saved for LabVIEW 2010 compatibility. When I open the installer in a LabVIEW with VISA 5.0.3 2010 environment, VISA 5.0.3 has been verified (as planned since LabVIEW by default to the latest version of VISA on the PC, no matter what the original installer referenced). I did, however, see three additional empty lines in the additional installers (see below) tab. I also tried to build the Setup program that you have indicated, but did not get all the guests for the discs and was able to successfully build.

  One thing to keep in mind is that default LabVIEW uses the version of the driver that is installed on the PC version, whether it is newer or older than the installer references. If you feel that this has a negative impact on your success as a developer, please do not hesitate to post a feature request (for example, a guest at changes of the version of the driver) in our forum for the exchange of idea (http://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW-Idea-Exchange/idb-p/labviewideas ).

  Finally, regarding empty lines in the additional installation specifications, this problem seems to be fixed in LabVIEW 2012 and manifests itself only in 2010. During my trial class, this does not affect installers of construction and is a minor inconvenience that has been fixed in later versions.

  Please let me know if you have other questions/comments on these issues.

  Concerning

  Doug W