A simple tcp or udp example for ARM embedded

I purchased the embedded ARM for the EK-LM3S8962 board. Could someone point me to a simple example to run a udp or tcp client on the ARM?
thanks,
Bill

Hello Bill,
We have a shipping example that will show you how to use your LM3S8962 board as a TCP client or server. You can find this example by navigating from the Menu Bar Help»Find Examples... Once the dialog box opens go to Toolkits and Modules»ARM»Luminary Micro»Protocol Drivers»TCP.lvproj.
This example should be enough to get you started. Be sure to let us know if you have any additional questions.
Stephanie
Applications Engineering
National Instruments

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fieldcatalog-seltext_m   = 'PO Item'.
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Shared variables where introduced with LV8.0 so I don't think you used them with 7.1
If you need to pass big amounts of data and lots of different types I would suggest to use STM, which is btw very easy to implement and allready gives a good example on communicating between more cRIOs and a Host.
The advantage of Shared Variables is that they are very easy to implement, but for large data TCP/IP and so STM has a better performance.
Christian

What is the pin map for chip select on LM3S8962 for "ARM SPI Create Configuration Reference.vi" ? (0 through n)

Hello All,
When the LM3S8962 is the master, what pin is used when chip
select is the default (0), or another value ?
Despite this question being asked a few ways in the forums,
NI's "ARM SPI Create Configuration Reference.vi" documentation
for chip select is unclear.
TI's manual is no help for NI's implementation of chip select.
NI's help for the above subvi seems not only too generic (perhaps
written for the SDK ?), but erroneous in that it reads:
"chip select specifies the chip select line to assert during the
SPI transfer. The chip select line must connect to the EEPROM
on the
microcontroller. Refer to the documentation for the SPI
device for information
about chip select lines."
This is useless as the ARM microcontroller has no EEPROM and
the SPI slave device documentation only covers its own pins.
The hope is to have more than one slave on the LM3S8962's single SPI bus,
without chewing up a additional pin using elemental I/O like the splendid forum
examples for ADC's and DAC's. This would save diagram real estate compared
with two sequence frames that are typically shown toggling a elemental I/O digital
output before and after writing and/or reading from the slave. It also would clarify
what on chip resource trade offs there are for each chip select number chosen.
(as most pins have multiple possible functions)
Thanks in advance for any light on this. Please don't post info on other processors
to this thread as this taints future searches on this issue with this tier 1 target.
Best,
Davy

Hi Davy,
While doing research on this question, I was informed that you have been working with a colleague of mine, Joel, via email for this same question. So that we do not have multiple engineers working on the same issue, Joel will be your point of contact for this issue. I ask that when you have come to a resolution, that you post that resolution here so that other customers can reference this information.
Thanks!
Aaron P
National Instruments
Applications Engineer
http://www.ni.com/support

Example for 4 or 3 level Hierarchail Seq ALV report?

i need the example for 4 or 3 level heirarchial sequential ALV report. ?

Hi,
Hierarchail Seq ALV may not support 3rd 4th levels.For this type of requirement you may go to tree report.
Refer the below links for tree report.
[http://www.****************/Tutorials/ALV/ALVTreeDemo/demo.htm|http://www.****************/Tutorials/ALV/ALVTreeDemo/demo.htm]
DWDM - transaction for sample/demo programs for controls
sample Program
BCALV_TREE_01                  ALV Tree Control: Build Up the Hierarchy Tree
BCALV_TREE_02                  ALV Tree Control: Event Handling
BCALV_TREE_03                  ALV Tree Control: Use an Own Context Menu
BCALV_TREE_04                  ALV Tree Control: Add a Button to the Toolbar
BCALV_TREE_05                  ALV Tree Control: Add a Menu to the Toolbar
BCALV_TREE_06                  ALV tree control: Icon column and icon for nodes/items
BCALV_TREE_DEMO                Demo for ALV tree control
BCALV_TREE_DND                 ALV tree control: Drag & Drop within a hierarchy tree
BCALV_TREE_DND_MULTIPLE        ALV tree control: Drag & Drop within a hierarchy tree
BCALV_TREE_EVENT_RECEIVER      Include BCALV_TREE_EVENT_RECEIVER
BCALV_TREE_EVENT_RECEIVER01
BCALV_TREE_ITEMLAYOUT          ALV Tree: Change Item Layouts at Runtime
BCALV_TREE_MOVE_NODE_TEST      Demo for ALV tree control
BCALV_TREE_SIMPLE_DEMO         Program BCALV_TREE_SIMPLE_DEMO
BCALV_TREE_VERIFY              Verifier for ALV Tree and Simple ALV Tree
Reward if found helpful.
Regards,
Boobalan Suburaj

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