Front panel FPGA Boolean mechanical action is important to control the actions of a host RT?

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• Why my front panel opens with a white background and most of the invisible control

  When I open my vi and several others, they open with a white background and most of the controls not returned as theis

  

  After I resize it looks like it should

  

  It's probably somewhat similar to these problems of crazy object.

  Sometimes copy/paste works because it takes your code on a VI that could have a corruption and put in a cool VI.  In your case, the corruption could be linked to the control itself and he just copied over in the new VI.  Money controls are a relatively recent creation which added some fancy appearances.  They don't seem to be the style that is most likely to have some behind the bugs of scenes from the styles of controls that were longer.

  If you have a shared services provider, or if a person nor jump here and wants to study, they want to can see your VI and understand what goes wrong.  If this isn't the case, I hope that what you've done has solved the problem and you can spend without return.

• What is the most important difference between 3D Picture control and controlling the display of Simulator

  I want to create a simulation of 3D on the front panel, and I see that we can use a 3D image control or a display of Simulator control. It seems that each of them can be used at the same position. What is the most important difference between 3D Picture control and display of Simulator?

  Hi sfh1,

  You are right, I found examples of Robotics that use 3D photo control and display Simulator control to display a scene 3D on the front panel. After further research, it seems that control the display of Simulator adds additional features compared to the 3D picture control. The control displays Simulator allows the user to right-click control during execution and change the background color, draw fashion, draw contact, view the ID of robot, display sensor data, suspension of service Simulator and reset service Simulator.

  More in depth on these options and the display of control Simulator can be found here:

  http://zone.NI.com/reference/en-XX/help/372983D-01/lvrobogsm/robo_controls_concepts/

  If you would like more information on the picture here 3D control is another resource:

  http://www.NI.com/white-paper/3170/en/#toc2

  Kind regards

• e9180f: removal of the front panel? e9180f

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• HP Z620: Front panel connector pinout

  Kindly help me on what is the pinout of front panel to motherboard HP Z60 connectors? Nothing is indicated on the map.

  

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  The Z420, Z620, Z820 and all have the same front panel connector pinout.

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  I tried to open an existing to open the front panel button... excel file but looking in the forum I found two examples... attached... done with the document word and another notebook... However I am unable to do it with excel...

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• Freezing of front panel

  When I run my VI it will sail between the tabs and the front panel will not freeze if I do not enter the voucher code and simply press the home button.  However, when I enter the voucher code (1234), then the program brings back me to the Home tab but then freezes the front panel.  I tried running without highlighting the execution until I have enter the code and quickly press the bulb to see run step by step and when I do that it goes back to the home screen and that it does not freeze so I paint a white on why it freezes.  Any help would be greatly appreciated!

  I am new to Labview, so I don't know that my code is poor.

  Your code is backwards.  Why is the case your outermost structure structure?  In which case runs is determined by which tab is selected when you press the run button.  The while loop must be the outermost structure.

• How can I activate on labels in the block diagram, but not on the front panel?

  This question may have been asked before, but searching the Forum did not.

  In LabVIEW 2010, I have 16 indicators of chain on the front panel. I can't have the label for each Visible on the front panel, so I turned it off. But in the block diagram, I need distinguqish one of the other, so I need to make the label (name) visible.

  In the block diagram, if I select indicators Sting all together and go to properties and make the label visible, it makes visible labels on the front but not visible in the block diagram. What good is that?

  How the help of labels (name) of the indicators String visible in the block diagram, but not visible on the front?

  dbaechtel wrote:

  This question may have been asked before, but searching the Forum did not.

  Don't remember already asked this question and get help in this thread?

  Have you tried the things I said in that thread?  How did they not work?

  Right-click on the terminal of BD and make visible > labels.

  It probably will be the FP control show its label as well.  Then go to the FP control, right-click and go to Visible > labels and uncheck the box.

  The terminal of the comics will have a label, and control of the FP will not.

• Does anyone know how to control the characteristics of police in a table with a front panel control?

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  j.

  Right-click on a digital control in the table and choose Create-> property Node-> NumericText-> police-> size.  Change to write and this allows to adjust the size on the fly.

• HP Officejet Pro 8600 - analysis not front panel

  I would like to be able to scan from the front panel.

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• LabVIEW 2012 SP1, failed to get a correct mechanical action on buttons Boolean

  I try to use the Boolean buttons and events to programmatically change the properties of a graph.  I basically want to click a button on the FP and have the graphic change the property you want.  All changes of property is very nice, but I'm really struggling with the mechanical action of the buttons.

  I'll preface this by apologizing that I can't post my code, as computers with installed LV are isolated. My code is basically OK buttons, a while loop and a structure of the event with an event to change value of each button.

  I want the user to click on the button. After the click and release, I want the button to be in the same State he started, and I want the value change event to trigger only once.  Sounds to me like I want the released mechanical locking when action.  The problem is that it does not work.  I can't create buttons that behave like that.  None of the 6 mechanical actions exhibit the desired behavior.

  To make things worse, I have two buttons OK that both the latch value by releasing.  The two buttons are True before the click. A button behaves as expected (the button is true after the click and release) and the other button switch back.  I tried to copy the work correctly the button, but still the copy button does not work the same as the original.  The two buttons trigger a unique value change event, in spite of behave differently.

  To answer the question "where do I get the button work of?  Awhile back, I made a simple button test vi which have proved all 6 of the mechanical actions and kept track of how many times they shot a changing value of a click event.  My buttons worked when I did this vi... Finally, I remember having trouble with that at the time too.  The results of this hurt me by using the switch until the buttons released with mouse events during a long time, until I got the button test VI works correctly and learned how to really work the buttons. But the buttons are now funny.  I tried to copy the latch work by releasing the button in my current program, but for some reason only two buttons work copied as expected, despite them being copies of the same key.

  Is there a bug in LV2012 SP1 (64-bit) where mechanical actions don't always work?  Will I be stupid?  I'm sorry I can't post the code.  I have this problem on Windows 7 and Linux.

  A little more information, because I wanted to make sure I tried eveyrthing before posting.  I tried to make a new button test VI.  That still works, but I can't see the buttons in the new button test vi behave the same as I did.  In the new lock when you press the same features when you press on and latch when relased acts as switch when released.  Switch release lock until this that released and behave slightly differently.  They both change value, but on actually switches the light two events twice (still there and back), where just LuR moves to state once but still fires two value of change in events.  I checked to make sure that the mechanical actions are set correctly at least a dozen times.

  Quite confused here.  My old test vi button works as I expect, and the lock when released button as I want, but I can't for the life of me reproduce it.

  You have the terminal button located in the event of changing the value associated with this button?

  

• Can I link an LED on front panel for a specific element in an array of Booleans?

  In LabVIEW 2010, I have a string of LED. I and array of boolean values that contain the values that the LEDs have to indicate.

  What is the best way to connect the LEDs to elements in the array of Booleans?

  Can I link an LED on front panel for a specific element in an array of Booleans?

  How this is done?

  Can someone show the code example?

  
  

• Boolean front panel disconnected from the block diagram

  It is very strange behavior I've ever seen elsewhere.

  I opened a program that I have used before that works, after the replacement of some dll which is called.  I don't know if it's relevant, but just in case.

  In any case, I have a structure of the event in a loop.  Events are to turn certain values of output in a bitmap and update some of the entries.  As you can see in the screenshot of the time-out loop, the values of the input bitmap are fed directly in the Boolean flags.  The problem is that even if the thread is true, the façade is not up-to-date.  Also, when I click on the button stop, the Boolean value on the wire is not up-to-date.  You can see on the screenshot of the probe and the front panel.

  At no time have I stopped explicitly updates from the front panel.  Indeed, the status indicator updates correctly.  But he only makes a Subvi.  If you pass a reference to a front panel indicator in a Subvi, it locks the front for some reason any?  I thought for sure, I had done this several times in the past without problem.

  I'll post not rather the VI publicly without more deletions.  Just the stuff company owner.  I wouldn't mind sending them to someone OR, however.

  

  

  Thanks for any help.

  It was apparently a transient state.  I arrived, open LabVIEW and the VI, and everything is fine now.  I don't know what that looks like, I am back and found a few nodes property overwrite values.  I promise you that I will not change anything.  I should have tried this yesterday, but it was the end of my day at that time and I had a place to be.

  If you want, bradyAE, you can send me your email address and I'll send you the VI, if you think it is useful to investigate it.  Like I said before, I would rather not post it publicly.

• Get a mechanical action of boolean programmatically

  Is it possible to get or set the mechanical action of a Boolean programmaticaly. At least if I could only read the current state of the mechanical action during execution, I would be very happy.

  If you enable scripts, you can access a property MechAction, which makes it a little easier:

  

• LV FPGA - Front Panel strict Typedefs are not flexible

  Hello

  When using LabVIEW FPGA and implement a strict typedef on the Panel before the FPGA, this causes issues with the FPGA generated in the PC Code reference. I have attached a picture.

  

  In the code of my PC, I generate the ref FPGA, then use it. In the subVIs downstream, I use the same REF. It works very well. But if I never change the strict typedef and recompile the code FPGAS, can I get the wire cut as in the attached photo. I have to manually recreate this indicator FPGA Ref and cut and paste in all the subVIs downstream, pain in the ass!

  One might think that the strict typedef should not update in this manual. You can fix in future versions, or I do something wrong?

  Configuration information:

  • Open FPGA VI reference is to the bitfile and dynamic mode
  • FPGA VI on benchmark is the same bitfile
  • Downstream of fpgaRef indicators come bitfile too.

  Thank you

  Justin Reina

  You bind the FPGA reference to an interface or to the VI?  I think that if it's related to the VI you should not see this problem, but if link you to the interface of this problem would be understandable.  Also, have you considered reference FPGA so a type definition?  Then, you only set in one place if it does not break.

  EDIT: in case it isn't clear, by binding, I hear a right click on the indicator and choosing configure the FPGA reference.