Adquisicion codigo ASCII

cordial saludo.
en estos momentos estoy tratando de adquirir una señal usando un cable serial USB la cual llega en formato ASCII, el problema es que no logro ver nada en labview, cabe decir que estoy usando el mismo cable para otra aplicación en la cual adquiero los datos de una báscula y me funciona correctamente...alguien me puede decir que puede estar pasando?

cordial saludo
amigo en estos momentos tengo una adquisición sencilla, me igual forma pienso que debería de ver algo en el read, el archivo 1_2 es algo que me corrigieron, pero de igual forma no funciona
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