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• Serial port empty read buffer

  Hello everyone. I'm currently programming a vi that takes an input of a device in series string and parses this string. The only question that I have is that (probably) between readings, when the buffer is empty, the vi will be parse this buffer empty and returns the error message because the empty string now is not consistent with the standard chain which is expected. How can I go about fixing, assuming that I have correctly interpreted the source of the error?

  Edit: I wanted to add that snub research tips that suggest to set Visa following control to synchronous. This does not seem to have made a difference.

  Edit 2: Attached the vi as well. Here's what's happening. The device currently playing is an infrared thermometer that has an operational range of 550-3000. When the temperature is less than 550, the output is 'HCC - U -'. This output ends with a carriage return and line feed. When the tempartue is greater than 550, the output is "HUCxxxx" where the x's represent numbers. This string is the reading and analysis. If the Supreme Constitutional Court is found, he's looking for then "- U -'. If found, it appears. Otherwise, "ERROR" is displayed. In the case where HUC, 4 characters after it are displayed and represented graphically.

  To observe what is happening, I have a text box to display the contents of the read buffer, then another to view the parsed string. There is a final text box (output channel 2) which indicates the temperature should register a numeric value. I also threw in a led that lights when the string analysis properly and turns off if the "ERROR" is displayed.

  Here's what happens: when the temperature is below 550, I first see HCC - U - in the view of the read buffer -, U-on the screen crawled and my light. Then, probably the buffer is empty because I see the empty screen, the analysis screen displays ERROR and the led turns off.

  
  

• difference between VISA READ buffer and chain

  Hello I'm just starting to use the VISA read and write the function in labVIEW

  everyone knows what are the degree between reading VISA and the string buffer? and the comparison of the VISA Write buffer and chain

  Thank you

  Ein salvation,

  "read buffer" is the string given by VISAReadlabel, "write buffer" is the label of the string that is expected by VISAWrite!

  There is no difference...

• I use VISA 5.3 for reading my serial device... my standard equipment is WELL this device will send four messages for only one comand I need all four messages to display at the same time in VISA SERIES READ BUFFER

  I use VISA 5.3 for reading my serial device... my standard equipment is WELL this device will send four messages of single command given to this instrument... and I read messages through VISA series READ... during the race, the VI buffer displays the messages individually...  I need all four messages to display at the same time in VISA SERIES READ BUFFER, in order to find more than this block, I should add from the palette of function.

  Disable character of endpoint detection or make four readings where you concantanate simply the strings together.

• DAQ Hanging Up and surveillance read buffer system

  Hi all

  I'm collecting data using two SCXI hunts with amplification modules 1120 SCXI 1112 thermocouple modules.

  I'm followed by entry 12 and 4 inputs for thermocouple voltages.

  I put the samp, the 2500 s/s e rate, and I let the software understand how many samples for each step.

  Most of the time, the system works well, in a time of 16ms loop.  However, every few seconds, the system will hang up to ~ 500ms between readings.  Any thoughts on what might cause these crashes?

  I wonder if I'm overflow the buffer.  What could cause this type of behavior?  I think that there is a way to monitor the read buffer, but I forgot how do.  Can someone tell me how to do this?

  Thank you very much.

  You can monitor the buffer using the DAQmx read property node and choose the status-> samples available per channel.

• Visa read doesnot see the output of the read buffer

  Hello

  I can make a stupid mistake, but my read buffer doesnot show any output in the indicator, it shows only 1. I enclose the alongwith VI. Please help me here, because I'm really stuck. Thanks in advance.

  Guyz thanks for your answers, they are very useful. I removed the bytes to the port and a number of bytes to 8 in the read VISA seems to give me the result. I must confess that I had to change the chain of command of writing too, as it was incorrect. It isn't FPOP but spreading. Now I can read the data. Guyz thanks once again.

• NiDAQmx limits the maximum number of analog samples which can be read / buffer?

  I try all the time on a USB-6363 to 1000 Hz 2 channels analog samples.  Everything works until I have started to increase the number of samples to read only once in DAQmxReadAnalogF64().

  I have set up the buffer in DAQmxCfgSampClkTiming() like twice the amount of samples, I want to read at some point.

  Up to about 8000 samples (128 000 bytes: sizeof (double) x 8000 x 2ch) it works and read call returns without delay once all about 8 seconds.  Increasing the number of samples other than that, I can no longer read the data (the DAQmxReadAnalogF64() always holler times).

  Question: am I running in a limit on the maximum number of samples that can be read or buffered... maybe a DMA limit any?  What determines how big you can make the buffer in DAQmxCfgSampClkTiming()?

  Maybe it's not obvious, according to the documentation, but if you look at the output value of the parameter samples per channel function DAQmxReadAnalogF64 reading, you'll see that when it times out, he reads what was available when it has expired. So if you're always calling this function, and your timeout value is too short, then you'll always be timeout, but you will always catch all samples. You can view this as the function will return when the buffer is full, or the timeout is reached. That's why we have provided an exit indicating the number of samples read.

  As a general rule, ask not read like this with DAQmx. I would recommend registering a callback for EveryNSamples (there is an example that's bundled with the CVI on how to do this), or by specifying a longer period than what it will take to gather real that many samples (in your case, 8000 samples at 1 kHz would be > 8 seconds). The main problem with the polling stations with a short time-out is that you should ignore errors that is not recommended.

• Format memory read buffer series

  I'm receives the DATA from the RX buffer of my Instrument series.

  My program must analyze these DATA.

  My indicator buffer string is: \02K=2\r\n\03 Normal display

  However, what I owe to the reception so are contributing to my analysis under is: 024B3D330D0A03 Normal display

  Please advice, thank you.

  

• A reading from an arbitrary point in the buffer

  With the help of the DAQmx API, is there a way to read part of the buffer from some indexes (non-zero) to aribitrary?  I would like to combine this technique with the recall of DAQmxRegisterEveryNSamplesEvent, so that I can post a video screen to the GUI of what the system during a long acquisition.

  There are two properties in DAQmx can be useful for you: the Offset and the RelativeTo property.  Changes in parameters offset in memory where read buffer begins, and the RelativeTo parameter determines what is this offset with respect to (for example the first sample or the most recent sample).

  Int32 __CFUNC DAQmxSetReadRelativeTo (TaskHandle taskHandle, data int32);

  Int32 __CFUNC DAQmxSetReadOffset (TaskHandle taskHandle, data int32);

  -Christina

• Circular buffer asynchronous read with crush

  Trying to accomplish the following without success so far:

  Setup a a DAQmx read buffer in a manner such that

  • all cost overruns are allowed
  
  
  • can read a buffer half at any time (entire buffer will not work, due to the following requirement)
  
  
  • read is compared to sample the most recent, If no data was read before or not.

  If I'm really asynchronous, I should get the more recent samples (which a party may or may not be 'old' or reading of the previous call) without delay at any time I choose to call it DAQmx Read. So far, I get a dleay compatible with a demi-tampons of a data value.

  Play with the following parameters did me not what I was looking for. I thought that the following combination might work:

  Crush the unread samples

  Reading Relative to the most recent

  Read size = size of buffer/2

  I can do this separately without the DAQ buffer; This isn't the issue. Call it an exercise if you wish - I'm just curious to know if this can be done with the DAQmx read buffer.

  I guess what I'm wondering really is if the pointer of the playback Position can be ignored.

  That works very well, thank you.

• Hides read or write the buffer cleanup interval in vSAN 6.0

  For how long data remains in the CACHE/buffer in vSAN 6.0?

  Good afternoon, it will stay in the memory write buffer until it is deactivated on the level of ability.  He will stay in the read buffer until it is full and the oldest bits will be deleted.  Thank you, Zach.

• XNET buffer problem

  I'm tasting a CAN signal to 5 KHz. The signal is sent to every American (approx.) 240 (~ 4 KHz). I chose the mode of Signal waveform with ResampRate with 5000, to make me a resampling of the signal received at the rate of 5 KHz.

  I get a read buffer overflow (-1074384885) if I try to wait 1000 values available at each iteration (timeout - 1). The program works, if I change the timeout to zero instead (i. e. read an immediate return, if data are available or not). Number of values awaiting seems to have a value of 4294967295 most of the time.

  What is the problem with timeout read here? Why block playback doesn't work? Is sampling or resampling kill my stamp?  I use successfully '1000 values/1 timeout' with DAQmx Read. I want to synchronize DAQmx Read and XNET read at 5 KHz, while I get AI 1000 / ENJOY pairs with each read call.

  

  Adjusting the size of the queue in waveform input mode suffers from the same problem... you enter the size of the queue in the samples (of the resampled data), but it must be recalculated in a memory frame buffer in the firmware of the "same size", i.e. the same amount of time. If the cadence is not data (or data wrong), the calculation of the size of this internal buffer gives incorrect results and so the size of the internal queue is incorrect.

• string buffer

  There is probably a very simple answer to it; just not enough simple for me to understand.  I'm under LV 2012.  Enclosed dump shows vi used to program a part, a production tester.  This Tester will be treated all the days of hundreds of tips, and I have no apparent problem with this particular vi.

  The "Segger read buffer" is an indicator of global chain.  My question is on this buffer.

  If it's C code, I would reset the pointer to this buffer every time this vi is executed.  Because I don't have a way to do it, I can only assume that, as I continue to run this vi, each answer of the Segger programmer is added at the end of the previous answer.  This means that the buffer continues to increase in size.  So, that is what is happening?  I don't get the fatal errors, so I "assume" nothing bad.  If I look at the overall indicator for this stamp, I don't see it updated with new posts, such as the trial continues.  This confirms my belief that the messages are added.

  If these pads are working as I applied, there must be a limit to their size; Maybe he will try to use all the available RAM?

  Is there a way to 'reset the pointer', so that I have replace the pad whenever I use it?

  The global variable must be replaced whenever you do a reading.  Are you sure that you get different messages?

• Reading only the numerical value of data packet?

  I have an entry that gives me: 122345, %, 0000 0000

  I want just the 122345 part so that I can graph the value in real time as data are to be listened to in the computer. How can I choose for this? Now I just have a straight read command and read buffer indicator, I did just unroll the package according to the number of bytes I tell her to read.

  Watch the channel for several functions in the palette of the format string.  If the values are always integers, and always at the beginning of the string, the decimal string to number feature will work without extra effort.

  Lynn

  

• VISA RS232 read gel-> LV stuck on "reset vi"-> VISA resource inaccessi

  I have a simple vi (attached) that reads from a serial port (in fact, a USB to Serial converter) in a timed loop (in case you're wondering why the vi is written the way it is, the instrument that I'm reading sends status messages every 20 ms, but I want only to read an every 2 econds or more) (, so I can safely ignore the rest).

  The vi starts fine, but after a number of randmom reads as follows (can be dozens, hundreds or even thousands), it freezes, and nor the button 'stop' programmed in the vi or "leave" button can be terminated. However, LabView is always sensitive to this point, and I can close the VI, which translates into a message "reset VI: [name of vi]" being displayied by LV indefinitely. The only alternative is to force close LV using the Task Manager. Unfortunately, when I then try to access the resource VISA help LV or NI MAX, I get an error message:

  Error opening resource:
  ASRL3::INSTR

  VISA: (Hex 0xBFFF0072) the resource is valid, but the VISA cannot currently access.

  The only way to access the resource again is to restart the system completely (even to disconnect and reconnect the adapter USB seems to have no effect).

  I found a number of similar positions in the forums, but none contained a solution. I tried to implement some suggestions which is there found (like turning off the power on the USB controller and inserting a delay between subsequent read operations) unsuccessfully (although since I inserted the delay, the problem seems to appear after a longer time).

  I also captured a trace of the VISA communication, that I join you. You can see at line 138 that the read operation has not returned. This is the point where the vi freezes. The following messages are the result of me close the vi, force closure LV and then try to access the resource again.

  Any idea?

  Thank you

  Giacomo

  Hi Giacomociani,

  You can be a problem is the uncertainty in bytes contained in the read buffer when you decide to read. If the buffer is empty, it can always expect the playback function, resulting in your "hanging" program. Something you can try is a business structure that reads only if a certain number of bytes is in the buffer. That give it a try and see if you still experience the problem.