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  We currently use OR DNET 1.6.6 with LabVIEW 2011. I installed LabVIEW 2013 now also on my computer and tried to synchronize all of the drivers with my installation of LabVIEW 2011.

  Well, it seems that NEITHER-DNET does not support LabVIEW 2013, at least officially. compatibility of Version of LabVIEW and NOR-DNET indicates that NEITHER-DNET 1.6.6 supports 2011 NOR-DNET 1.6.7 2012 LabVIEW and LabVIEW.

  The list NOR system driver November 2013 set OR DNET 1.6.7 defined pilot. When I try to install it, there is no support for LabVIEW 2013.

  My question is, if there is a plan to include support OR DNET for LabVIEW 2013 or later in the game to pilot?

  I copied the directories vi.lib\DeviceNet and vi.lib\nidnet of LabVIEW 2011-2013 and I can load my programs without any problems. I always did not build an executable and does not run on the test set-up, but projects can be loaded in LabVIEW 2013 without any screws of brocken. should I expect any problems running LabVIEW 2013 with the NOR-DNET to 1.6.6 and 1.6.7 driver?

  Nick

  There should not be problems but it is a former pilot, we will not be updated for the future version of labview.

• Meet an applescript event in LabView 2009 (Mac OSX) VI

  I have a LabView VI that works constantly, acquisition of data at a remote location.  I recently bought a UPS for power cuts, and I would like to be notified by LabView by e-mail that an event has occurred.  Can I have the UPS software run an executable when there is a power failure, so my question is this:

  How to run an executable file (preferably AppleScript) and have it trigger an event in LabView 2009?

  The main VI is still running, and I would like to respond to an event and send a mail/text to the appropriate personnel, so that they can respond accordingly to the power failure.  In addition, if power failure, I can then stop the experience "smoothly."

  It seems that all the pieces have to exist to do this, but I can't find a way to get there.  Thank you in advance, this will make many people happy!

  News: Mac OS X 10.5.8, LabView 2009

  Hi jumpman Jr,.

  When you say that the UPS software may run an executable file, which means that it can run an executable of LabVIEW? If so, you can write a small executable of LabVIEW to send an email to a specified address. In the measurement of the notifying the main VI that is running, you can try to communicate between the executable and the VI using the methods of normal communication of VI at VI, i.e. global variables, functional global variables, shared variable network published, or even tax filers or queues. Then you can safely leave your main VI.

  Aaron P

  National Instruments

  Technical sales engineer

  http://www.NI.com/support

• Using PCI-8532 with NOR-DNET 1.6.6 / NOR-DNET 2.0.2

  I have a PC with the following configuration test set-up:

  • Card PCI-8532 DeviceNet
  
  
  • Windows 7 Enterprise, SP 1
  
  
  • LabVIEW 2010 Runtime
  
  
  • NOR-DNET 1.6.6 with MAX 5.0
  
  
  • No environment of LabVIEW Development
  
  
  • PCI-8532 isn't available in MAX and Windows Device Manager indicates the card as "PCI Device" with an exclamation mark.

  Here is a screenshot of Windows and MAX Device Manager:

  

  I can't install the NOR-Industrial communications for DeviceNet 2.0.2 on this computer because I get the following error:

  

  Well, I have two questions

  1. How can I install and use the PCI-8532 and see with NOR-DNET 1.6.6? If this is not possible:
  
  
  2. How can I create an executable file on my system (portable) development with LabVIEW 2010 or 2011 LabVIEW and run this executable on the test set-up. I currently have on my development system:
  
  
  • Professional 2010 LabVIEW and LabVIEW 2011
  
  
  • NOR-DNET 1.6.6
  
  
  • No hardware OR at all
  
  
  • I have to install the NOR-Industrial Communications for DeviceNet 2.0.2 on my laptop (my development system)
  
  
  • This will interfere with my current NOR-DNET 1.6.6 and then I select which driver to use at compile time

  Thank you

  Nick

  Nick HY,

  No, it is defenitely not a replacement yet and I will work with our Web Department who make clearer on our web page.

  The development of the new API is pretty well done, but based on your feedback, we are planning to improve compatibility, so you can for example use the old APi 1.6.x and the new APi of 8532 on the same machine, so you can use the old and the new material on this same machine. Which would be important for you?

  For the moment we intend not to allow only one type of material on the same machine to save you development time. Let me know what you think.

  To clarify the situation today: The InCOM for Devicenet component is not part of LabVIEW. It's just a very simple means of communication with the I/o variables and blocks of function for the MS. The driver should install fine even without installed LV. The error message is quite a Bug on our side, and the solution would be to use the Builder installer LV to create a new installer that can install 2.0.x Incom Dnet driver without having installed Lv.

  And today, you should be able to have the 1.6.x both pilot 2.0.x in parallel and use the API 1.6.x with old boards yonce and the variable approach of IO 2.0.x with your new Board of Directors.

  I'll keep this post updated as soon as we have a stable Beta available I'll post something.

  DirkW

• What is the difference between abandonment and reset in Laview FPGA module

  Hello

  I used Abort in Labview FPGA e-mail trying to stop the running program in FlexRIO while I got an unexpected behavior.

  After replacing the demolition of the reset all goes well.

  What is the difference between these two functions?

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• Ethernet I / P Communication between Fanuc LR Mate 200iC and LabVIEW

  How can I read the outputs and write entries of a device, Ethernet/IP, using the NI Ethernet/IP drivers?

  I recently get the NI Ethernet/IP driver OR to communicate with a robot of 200iC Fanuc LR Mate using this communication protocol. In fact, I set up the robot as a parameter to map digital 1 to 64 and output digital from 1 to 64 and through the Ethernet/IP configuration.

  What I do is for example, a specific moment in my logic to the status of an output of the Fanuc Robot to take measures, or give some input to the Fanuc Robot so do some operations. Now, as I noted above, I get this drivers recently and apparently they are new or regular technical support do not support for this product. Basically there is no apartment of the LabVIEW help on this driver documentation, and this help doesn't help too much.

  So, if someone can help me to make this work I really appreciate it a lot. I'm in the middle of a project we showld integrate via Ethernet/IP. Here is a screenshot of the the inputs and outputs in the configuration of Fanuc Robot are on Slot 1. Attached is a table with a summary of the Fanuc Robot of the configuration settings that should be used to set up the scanner (in this case, LabVIEW):

  I'm using LabVIEW 2011 with Ethernet/IP v1.2 drivers on a Windows 7 Professional

  Once again, any help on this will be really appreciated. Thank you.

  Hi Ferdinand,.

  Please refer to the help as documentation below:

  1. open LabVIEW, go to the Help Menu-> NOR-Industrial Communications for Ethernet/IP. This is documentation of EIP support for all applications.

  2. in him getting started window of LabVIEW, please go to find examples. And check the directory:

  Input and output hardware-> NOR-Industrial Communications-> EtherNet/IP

  In this directory, there are several examples of use of the PPC.

  And for your case, read the example in ".vi AccessAssablyInstanceData (Explicit)", which should be very similar.

  For any question below, please do not hesitate to contact me.

  Thank you.

  Chris

• Ethernet/IP implicit messaging is possible in labview, PC

  Hello

  I'm trying to communicate in labview 2011 PC with welder ultrasonic who etherent/ip, for labview real-time data, PC and want to connect data and view graphs

  I had installed the EIP toolkit

  The welder have

  * Message explicit for the configuration of the parameters

  I can connect to the welder by explicit messaging, so I had configured settings in welder with EthernetIP ICU get attribute single.vi.

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  For welding data in real time, I need to communicate but implied message of labview PC.

  How to create connectio between labview and welder ultrasound for implicit Messaging.

  Hi Emily,.

  I'm afraid that you can't create implicit I/O communication between labview and ultrasonic welder.

  This is because the driver of the National Instrument is not a scanner, but an adapter (slave) and therefore the position to solder ultrasonic.

  This means that we cannot launch an instance of IO.  This does not mean the National Instrument driver cannot communicate via e-mail, just that it cannot start this communication.

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• Load a file EDS into LabView 2012

  Through research I found that DeviceNet Configurator is no longer available. I'm under LabView 2012 with IndComm/Devicenet 2.2 pilot. What replaces the DeviceNet Configurator? How to load the EDS files?

  Thank you

  Tennessee Paul

  My post here on a different topic, I thought that I would wear it to conclude this thread.

  Load an EDS file to the slave device

  1. Right-click on the slave device
  
  
  2. Select "Sheet"... »
  
  
  3. Click on add files...
  
  
  4. Navigate to the location of the EDS file.
  
  
  5. Select the file.
  
  
  6. Click OK.
  
  
  7. In the left pane, expand the data sheet newly added up to reach the node displays the version.
  
  
  8. Select the version.
  
  
  9. Click OK.

  Check the device and file EDS

  1. Right-click on the slave device
  
  
  1. Select utilities
  
  
  2. Select the Panel of Test online
  
  
  2. Select the option 'Device status' in the field of category on the left.
  
  
  3. On the right, select the slave device, you want to check.
  
  
  4. Click on "check the device".
  
  
  5. Read the errors/warnings or lack thereof.

  Edit the file EDS

  To change the EDS file, I used EZ-EDS , which is a specific devicenet EDS of ODVA freeware Editor.

  I did my corrections and saved my file EDS. (After having saved my original, of course).

  Remove the installed Labview EDS file

  1. Navigate to the following location: C:\ProgramData\National Instruments\NI-IndComm for DeviceNet\Datasheet
  
  
  2. Remove the sheet (Note: there is more that one datasheet added manually.) Additional EDS files come with the IndComm driver. Find the EDS file for the specific device that you want to replace and delete).

• LabVIEW interface with multiple blocks of Festo module

  I am trying to connect with a block of Festo, but I can't. Here are the details:

  I'm under Labview 2012 SP1 with IndComm-DeviceNet 2.2 pilot on a 64-bit Windows OS. I installed a PCI 8532 card NOR. I see the map to the MAX.

  The block of Festo is built with the following Modules: CPX_FB11 (communications module), 4 analog input Modules, 1 Digital module, 2 digital modules followed by 32 Festo valves. (Image below)

  

  Using DeviceNet PXIPCI Basics.lvproj I did the following:

  In the project, right-click on desktop > New > targets and devices > existing target or device, discover an existing target or device...

  Expand the node of DeviceNet Master Interface, DeviceNet1 chosen and added to the project.

  A click on the newly added DeviceNet/device target > New > targets and devices...

  Expanded the Festo Block "CPX_FB11" selected DeviceNet slave device and added to the project.

  Initially, I received an error card technique 'EDS file no assigned' I solved this by following the direction listed here.

  However, I'm unable to "see" anything other than the CPX_FB11 LabView. The tree view of the devices lists not analog, Digital e / s or valves. I can't operate the Valves and IOs digital or analog. When I run the entire project VI they then expire.

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Thank you

  Tennessee Paul

  Hi Jesse,.

  I'm not entirely sure what the specific problem was. I kept getting strange behavior. Errors in LabView and on my camera from Festo. The EDS files change. So, I did as any natural born THERE would be worker, I rebooted.

  Here are the steps I used to get this project going. In doing so, I found that to set up a DeviceNet device in LV2012SP1, no need to manually enter the data in file EDS. There is a tool to load files EDS. It dealt with issues I had in the previous Forum posts: here about loading files EDS in LabView and here regarding setting up a DeviceNet network.

  Environment: Windows 7, 64-bit processor. IndComm 2.2 pilot. LabVIEW 2012 SP1

  Starting with the example LabView project: "Devicenet PXIPCI Basic.lvproj.

  Add a DeviceNet master to a LabView project

  1. The project: right-click on my computer
  
  
  1. Select new
  
  
  2. Select the targets and the device (s)
  
  
  2. Select the option "discover existing devices.
  
  
  3. Select the discovered device.
  
  
  4. Click 'OK' (Note: in this case, my master is a card PCI of NOR-8532)

  Add a DeviceNet slave device to a LabView project

  1. Right-click on the master device newly added in the project tree
  
  
  1. Select new
  
  
  2. Select the targets and the device (s)
  
  
  2. Select 'discover existing devices.
  
  
  3. Select the discovered device.
  
  
  4. Click OK. (Note: in this case my slave is a block of Festo CPX-FB11.)

  Load an EDS file to the slave device

  1. Right-click on the slave device
  
  
  2. Select "Sheet"... »
  
  
  3. Click on add files...
  
  
  4. Navigate to the location of the EDS file.
  
  
  5. Select the file.
  
  
  6. Click OK.
  
  
  7. In the left pane, expand the data sheet newly added up to reach the node displays the version.
  
  
  8. Select the version.
  
  
  9. Click OK.

  Check the device and file EDS

  1. Right-click on the slave device
  
  
  1. Select utilities
  
  
  2. Select the Panel of Test online
  
  
• Select the option 'Device status' in the field of category on the left.


• On the right, select the slave device, you want to check.


• Click on "check the device".


• Read the errors/warnings or lack thereof.

In my case I had errors in my EDS file. Basically the slave device was not defined for the correct number of bytes of input/output in the EDS, i.e. a wrong configuration file. To fix this I had to change the EDS file.

Edit the file EDS

To change the EDS file, I used EZ-EDS , which is a freeware, devicenet specific EDS editor of ODVA.

I did my corrections and saved my file EDS. (After having saved my original, of course).

Remove the installed Labview EDS file

1. Navigate to the following location: C:\ProgramData\National Instruments\NI-IndComm for DeviceNet\Datasheet


2. Remove the sheet (Note: there is more that one datasheet added manually.) Additional EDS files come with the IndComm driver. Find the EDS file for the specific device that you want to replace and delete).

I restarted LabView.

I went through the steps above again and loaded my new EDS file.

I saved the project and came out of LabView.

I rebooted the computer and the slave device.

I restarted the project and launched a VI.

I was able to communicate with the device. That is something that I had not been able to do before. And, in doing so, I discovered how the device speak and why were not each module. (I have a standard for my block devices EDS file, as it appears that LabVIEW is not capable of a modular system that requires an EDS file for each module. I could be wrong on that last part though, as there may be a setting on my real device. But it is unecssary in my project. So I do not consider this further.) Because I was using a standard file of the EDS, only a single slave device showed, and so the data for each module are in the stream of bytes returned to the DeviceNet network. Addressing each module is a question of analysis the bits and the bytes appropriate.

Thank you

Tennessee Paul

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