3D Graph indicator not loading

First off let me say that the code works on two other (dev) PCs; but when run on my clients PC - when the program launches the front panel seems to load correctly except where the 3D graph indicator is the area still displays whatever was on the monitor previously (ie that square never gets repainted). All three PCs are Win7 and running LV12
So this isn't a LabVIEW problem but something with the PC graphics? or video settings?
Just thought maybe this is a common thing with 3D graphs(?) and maybe someone can point me in the right direction to a solution.
Thanx
lmd2
Lawrence M. David Jr.
Certified LabVIEW Architect
cell: 516.819.9711
http://www.aleconsultants.com
[email protected]
Solved!
Go to Solution.

well that "old" driver is on my dev machine and the 3D graph works fine; finally got into my client's facility and his drivers are dated April 2012 much newer than mine and everything is enabled (see attachment). While attempting to get the screen shot I noticed he had PrintKey 2000 installed for getting screen captures. Thought that this might be interacting with the video (?) so I turned it off, but that didn't help. For what it is worth, I am using LV 2012 Professional version and on my client's machine he has installed LV2012 Full Development System, which should not be a problem, according to Help the Full Dev Sys does support 3D graphs. Wondering if building an EXE might help (but it shouldn't).
Anyone have any thoughts?
[edit: forgot the screenshot]
Lawrence M. David Jr.
Certified LabVIEW Architect
cell: 516.819.9711
http://www.aleconsultants.com
[email protected]
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by (Viral Shah):
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DSP Firmware Version A2pB025f.d22k
DMT Status No Defect
Operational Mode ADSL2+
Upstream 1227
Downstream 22578
SNR Margin(Upstream) 6.1
SNR Margin(Downstream) 2.3
Line Attenuation(Upstream) 9.6
Line Attenuation(Downstream) 16.0
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3D Line Graph.vi not displaying line connecting data points.

I'm having trouble getting 3D Line Graph.vi to display the line connecting my data points. I'm collecting latitude, longitude, and depth data from a binary file, loading this data into arrays with a while loop, and sending those arrays to 3D Line Graph.vi. When I tried doing it with arrays created by random number generators, the line is displayed, but when I use it with my actual data, no lines are displayed. I can only see where the data points are when rotating the 3D graph. Any ideas on this would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Morgan
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Plot Depth.PNG ‏61 KB

Karunya,
Thanks for the info on the 3-D Curve VI. I tried it and it works. I think I was able to find the problem with 3D Line Graph.vi. It has something to do with plotting very close points away from the origin and scaling the axes to view the line. I have attached an example of where the vi breaks down. In this example, you can see that part of the line is drawn, but when you rotate the graph, you can see that the line is not drawn through all of the points. If you change the scale of the axes, then you eventually get the line to go through all of the points, but then the graph is not very "readable" at that point. It's when you try to zoom in really close to the plotted points.
Thanks!
Morgan
Attachments:
3d Line Graph Error.vi ‏16 KB

Graphs do not update when hidden

I have a tab control where each tab has a graph that is embedded inside of a typedef. When the program is executing and I change tabs, it takes a few seconds for the graph to update even though the data has been long posted. This would be ok, except when the program ends and I change to a tab, it does not update the control accordingly.
Why does this happen. Are there any solutions?

These pictures show the tab control. The graph and numeric control are a custom control on the tab page. During the test I use a reference to the custom control to read the numeric control and write to the graph using the value node. Probing this point shows the data being written to the value node but unless the particular page is open at the time it doesn't get written to the display. I even tried writing to the "value (signaling)" and using an event to write the data to a value node rather than a reference but it still doesn't update the display unless that tab is visible at the time.
The only way to do it seems to be putting a graph indicator on the tab and writing to that directly. It means a lot of recoding and a messier result :-(
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Tab control.JPG ‏73 KB
The test.JPG ‏29 KB
Event.JPG ‏39 KB

3D Graph indicator not loading

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