CLD Available in DFW

CLD avaible in DFW
Systems Engineer/Developer with aerospace, transportation, and sensor/actuator experience
- resume available upon request
Jeff Tippey
[email protected]
817 789 9578

Hi Ben,
I called 800-my apple and was told that the stores they had checked are planning on about a week or so, but it's possible some individual stores may get them in sooner, so there's no real answer to that aside from contacting your local Apple Store.
If you pay it off inside 12 months, there is no interest, but if you go over that buying on credit costs you more in the long run. I always pay for something now (as opposed to financing) to save the money that would have been spent on interest. Plus, that's one less thing I have to keep track of.
Good luck with your decision.

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Forte Developer Available in DFW

Hi,
I am a Forte developer currently located in the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex.
I am interested in any positions available in this area.
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No - you can't access through an external query tool. You'll have to use the editor in Apex - there is one in the SQL Workshop section (at least that's what it used to be called).

Florida CLD available for short/long term contract

As Sr. Consultant and Test Engineering Lead Keith led the design and build of a PXI-based test platform and LabView™/TestStand software test system for manufacturing .
Primary responsibilities include:
Provide yield analysis and create test systems for remote access and monitoring of Digital/RF/Mixed Signal test systems.
Responsible for the coordination of product manufacturing, shipping and tracking.
Contributed to national committee on strategic positioning against competitive threats.
Participated in creating research and subject matter expert teams to design next generation product and service offerings.
Vendor Management
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Keith Mungal CV.docx ‏24 KB

I was told the Early Edge plan actually extended to 10/4. Then it was up and running again 10/6 - per phone support conversations I had last week.
This was the criteria for the program, still posted on the Edge page. If you have been late in the past year or so on a payment, I bet Verizon is denying on that fact alone as they (or some 3rd party) are the ones extended the 0% interest financing for 20 months.
For a limited time, existing customers who are within 12 months of their upgrade eligibility date can trade in their old devices and use Verizon Edge to enjoy the benefits of a new 4G LTE device. This offer is available 7/1/14 - 9/30/14. To be eligible for this offer, you must:
Be eligible for Verizon Edge
Be within 12 months of upgrade eligibility date
Upgrade to a new 4G LTE Verizon device
Have an active postpaid service agreement (prepaid accounts currently not eligible for Edge)
Return your current device that was active on the upgrading line as of start of promotion (07/01/14) or authorized replacement (e.g. CLNR, Insurance) in good working condition

CLD in Seattle area available

I am a CLD in the Seattle area, looking for short- to mid-term consulting work. I have been writing LabVIEW code since 1997.
Having spent the past two years writing LabVIEW code as a full-time contractor, I am not particularly interested in working with a contracting agency. Direct corporation-to-corporation is preferable.
Code samples and resume are available upon request -- please PM me. Thanks!

Sidscan-
I'm sorry to hear you were having problems with 4G in the Seattle area.
I would be interested to know if you are still having problems with your phone.

Make http header available webservice layer

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<HTML><HEAD>
<META http-equiv=Content-Type content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">
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<DIV align=justify><FONT face=CourierPS size=4><STRONG>Hello
All:</STRONG></FONT></DIV>
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<DIV align=justify><FONT face=CourierPS size=4><STRONG>Our webservice client
sends a request to the weservice we have written.<BR>It goes thru Netigrity's
siteminder gateway. Once it passes thru the gateway<BR>a token is stuck
into the HTTP HEADER and sent thru to the Weblogic
Webservices<BR>servlet.</STRONG></FONT></DIV>
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size=4><STRONG></STRONG></FONT> </DIV>
<DIV align=justify><FONT face=CourierPS size=4><STRONG>I am aware of the SOAP
handlers to look at the message and retrieve the necessary<BR>headers
(both SOAP and HTTP). However the Webservices code (in my case a POJO)
does<BR>not know anything about the HTTP header.</STRONG></FONT></DIV>
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size=4><STRONG></STRONG></FONT> </DIV>
<DIV align=justify><FONT face=CourierPS size=4><STRONG>How can I make the HTTP
header piece of data (in this case the TOKEN that Netigrity put<BR>into the HTTP
header) available to my POJO ? My POJO does not have any arguments to
<BR>its method, but I need the TOKEN to do some validation inside my POJO.
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<DIV align=justify><FONT face=CourierPS size=4><STRONG>Can I instantiate the
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<DIV align=justify><FONT face=CourierPS size=4><STRONG>If I do this, how do I
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Webservice<BR>handler (aka servlet) ?</STRONG></FONT></DIV>
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mc;<BR>
Headers h =
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token =
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size=4><STRONG></STRONG></FONT> </DIV>
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time.</STRONG></FONT></DIV>
<DIV align=justify><FONT face=CourierPS
size=4><STRONG></STRONG></FONT> </DIV>
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Hello Aartjan,
About the tool:
You could use wireshark (just an example).
About the header part:
Can you share your code or a simplification of it (Project and files [vi's..]) that allows me to test/reproduce/see what's going on?
To know what causes the issue we need to see your code.
Kind Regards,
Thierry C - Applications Engineering Specialist Northern European Region - National Instruments
CLD, CTA
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Finished taking Sprinkler CLD Practice Exam

I am planning on taking my CLD this coming week, and just finished taking this practice exam. Since I studied the car wash and ATM solutions I decided to go for the Sprinkler practie exam. The "Sprinkler CLD.zip" file is the results of 4 dedicated hours of my Saturday.
I ran the VI analyzer on all VIs and CTLs and I'm not impressed with myself. Could somebody tell me how they think I would score?
I looked at the solution for the Sprinkler.vi and it's clear that my approach is nothing like the solution from NI. This could be a good or a very bad thing.
It appears quick comments could mean alot if the graders depend heavily on the VI Analyzer. It appears that I should have at least two comments in each VI, and not only have the documentation section filled in the VI but the same for controls.
It's clear that I missed some wires when I resized my case select boxes.
After finishing the exam and then looking back i see there is a possible lock out condition on initialization that would prevent the VI from reading the CSV file. I shouldn't have created a "READ CSV" State. If i would have placed the "READ CSV FILE" inside the "Power Up Configuration" state there would be no issues. I should have restarted labview in my last hour. If the VI starts up with the Water Pressure above 50% and No Rain then the CSV file is read and there is no problem. This would have been an obvious mistake had I restarted labview.
I realize that I missed some of the specifications. For example if it starts raining during a sequence it is suppose to restart the sequence, not pause it.
There are few comments in the code. I usually add many comments to my code, but this is my first time using a simple state engine.
At work I have a large infrastructure already in place complete with error handling and task management. I am also use to working on multiple monitors. During the test I only used one. Even if I didn’t pass this practice exam at least having a dry run outside my normal work condition was very good practice.
I spent time practicing earlier and can build the Timer.VI in about 8 minutes. A functional global timer seems to be a common theme in the practice exams.
Does anybody have any ideas or suggestions?
Do you think I would have passed the CLD exam with this test?
Comments?
Regards,
Attachments:
VI Analyzer Results.zip ‏4 KB
Sprinkler CLD.zip ‏377 KB

There are a lot of good things in your code, you are nearly there. I haven't run your code, so this is more style and documentation comments.
If I were you, I would concentrate on the following:
Wire Error through all your subVI's put your subvi code in an error/no error case structure. If you had done that, you didn't need the flat sequence structure in your code.
You haven't even wired error to the subvi's with error terminals, this will cost you points.
Label any constants on the block diagram.
Brief description of Algorithm on each VI block diagram.
You could have avoided using local variables, for example Run Selector as this control is available in the cluster. So just a unbundle by name would have given you the value of that control. If you do use them, then make sure you state why (for example efficiency etc.) in a block diagram comment.
Some subVis are missing VI documentation, this wont be taken lightly.
Using default value when unwired (for your while loop stop) is not recommended. This was specifically discussed during a CLD preparation class I attended not so long ago.
While icons are pretty, I wouldn't waste time trying to find glyphs for your subvi's just consistent text based icon scheme is perfectly acceptable. You can do this if you do have extra time, it wont fetch your extra points though.
LabVIEW 2012 has sub diagram labels, you can enable this by default in Tools>>Options, adding comments in each of the cases is recommended.
The main thing is time management and make sure you read other posts/blogs on CLD. I would also recommend quick drop, if you haven't started using this it may not be a good idea to do so now for your exam next week. But in general it is very useful and saves time.
Hope this helps.
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Statechart on CLD

Is the new Statechart toolkit available when taking the CLD exam?
CLA, CLED, CTD,CPI, LabVIEW Champion
Platinum Alliance Partner
Senior Engineer
Using LV 2013, 2012
Don't forget Kudos for Good Answers, and Mark a solution if your problem is solved.

I may be mistaken but I believe you are talking about the state diagram editor add on. I agree that using the statemachine template is as good as using the state diagram editor. The statechart toolkit is a new addon that creates Harell state machines, a very nice tool but at a very high price. I was curious because I find that they statechart tool makes certain aspects of programming much easier and better stylistically, not everyone is able to use it because it does not come with the standard package. So in a way it didnt seem fair to have it available for CLD exams since it could give an advantage to someone who is familiar with it. Thank you for the feedback.
Cheers!
CLA, CLED, CTD,CPI, LabVIEW Champion
Platinum Alliance Partner
Senior Engineer
Using LV 2013, 2012
Don't forget Kudos for Good Answers, and Mark a solution if your problem is solved.

Available for Remote Work

CLD & CTD in Ireland available for remote work. Test engineer of over 9 years with experience of doing remote projects.
Experienced in coding and deployment of turn key automated test solutions.
Message me at [email protected] if you are interested.
Thanks,
Shane.

Hi All,
Just to say I am still available for remote contract opportunities and that I am now also a Certified TestStand Architect.
Message @ [email protected] for more information..
Thanks & Regards,
Shane.

CLD Complete Study Material

First I would like to thank NI and all the community members for sharing their knowledge about LabVIEW CLD Certification since it helps me to complete my CLD Certification and also to get 92.43%...
In this post I would like to share all the link and document which made me succeed...
1. NI Exam Preperation Video
http://www.ni.com/tutorial/14554/en/
2. Preperation E Kit (contains 17 Lessons and 4 sample exams)
https://lumen.ni.com/nicif/us/ekitcldexmprp/content.xhtml
3. Free NI Core 3 Lesson 1 to 10 from NI UK (one of the great resourse)
https://www.youtube.com/user/nestorceron/videos
4. SIX Clear Videos (Really makes learner Clear in LabVIEW)
https://www.youtube.com/user/Sixclear/videos
5. Tips from LabVIEW Artisan
http://labviewartisan.blogspot.in/2009/01/labview-certification-preparing-for-cld.html
6. Tips from NI Community
http://forums.ni.com/t5/Certification/CLD-Tips-you-can-t-have-too-many/td-p/2145314
https://decibel.ni.com/content/blogs/labview-news-english/2013/01/25/how-to-prepare-for-the-cld
Books Available in Market
LabVIEW for Everyone Jeffrey Travis, Jim Kring
LabVIEW style guide Peter A. Blume
LabVIEW advanced programming techniques Rick Bitter, Taqi Mohiuddin, Matthew Nawrocki
LabVIEW Graphical Programming Gary W. Johnson, Richard Jennings
NI CORE 1,2,3 Manuals
The list goes on... I would like to say many techniques can be learned from the sample exam code which are posted for the review... It is also great to see how some one is making a different solution for the same problem we have solved...
My Linkedin id - http://www.linkedin.com/pub/varaprasath-m/51/679/1b9
Thanks & Regards
Varaprasath M
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Certified TestStand Developer

Hi,
One more link, for CLD preparation webcast.
CLD Prep webcast
Also, the first link you have posted, the videos, goes with the CLD success Package exercises.
Congratulations on the CLD.
Mark Ramsdale
Project Manager and CLD
Customer Certification and Training at National Instruments

CLD electrical engineer looking for a work via Internet

Hello to all
Let
me introduce myself. I am an electrical engineer, with a more than
three years of full time experience in Labview programming.
I have a CLD certificate, which is valid until December 2013, with plans to upgrade to CLA.
My current place of work and living is in the Prague, Czech Republic, Europe.
My work responsibilities include work on many different projects and technologies and training for my colleagues.
On request, I can send you my CV.
Best regards
Bile

Dear mr. Bile
We are in the process of building a manufacturing plant run by a large number of servo motors, all to be controlled by LabView and connected to a SQl Azure database.
Do you have experience with servo motors and databases?
Are you available for some part-time work this winter?
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DFW Rollout Schedule

I was hoping someone could tell me if there are any plans to bring FiOS to Arlington, TX. Many of the other suburbs of DFW have it, and Arlington is the most important one. It's got the Rangers' baseball stadium, the new Cowboys' football stadium, and I live there. I've been waiting for a long time, periodically hitting the 'Check Availability' button, but no luck so far...
If it makes any difference, I'll let you use my internet when you're in town, Verizon.

Happy to answer specific cities as at the start, middle or end of the schedule... but sometimes we have to change the order due to other network activities in your area... so sharing our current order of operations is not very useful.

CLD Preparation Example Exams ATM and Boiler

Hello all,
I am preparing for the CLD exam and would appreciate somebody's feedback regarding my CLD test readyness. Before I move on to the other two examples, I would like to know where I stand and required areas of improvement.
I would greatly appreciate your time and help reviewing the two attached sample exams (ATM and Boiler) and providing feedback. Thank very much.
Best regards,
Peter
Solved!
Go to Solution.
Attachments:
Boiler Example Test.zip ‏103 KB
ATM Sample Exam.zip ‏83 KB

Thank you, Allen, for your feedback. I appreciate it.
Sorry about the missing main vi in the ATM zip file. I attach it again to this message.
I see your point regarding the Boiler Simulation Controls being outside the loop and event structure. This was an oversight on my part and clearly this would not work as intended.
I have a question regarding your comment on the lock up, and considering the fact that one may not be able to complete the application in the allotted time. Would you consider it more important spending time on debugging and documenting the existing fragment and ensuring that what is there works as intended and is properly documented, or try to finish the application as much as possible knowing that it will require debugging. I was given other advice that I should not loose myself in debugging at the expense of not finishing the application.
Thank you again for taking a quick look at my boiler solution earlier despite your limited availability. I appreciate it.
Peter
Attachments:
ATM Sample Exam.zip ‏131 KB

CLD Practice Review - Car Wash

Hey, so I've done all 4 available CLD Prep Exams. I was curious if I could get some feedback on the Car Wash. This, imo, was the easiest of them all and so I was wondering what kind of marks I would end up getting with the attached as the end result. Like, just how many "unnecessary bends" are present in my code? What does it need? The code is in 2011 SP1. Thank you.
Remember, code does exactly what you tell it.
Attachments:
Car Wash.zip ‏89 KB

Well while we wait for the thread to be moved here are some comments:
Your main has uninitialized shift registers for no reason. They should be initialized with constants.
All of your VIs are missing VI Icons
All of your VIs are missing VI Descriptions
Saved controls are also missing icon and description
Your front panel controls don't have tip strips, or descriptions
Wires are routed behind structures in a couple VIs
There are far too few comments. All cases in the state machine needs comments explaining what the state is for.
I also don't remember all the requirements so there is likly funcitonal things I don't remember. Like aren't controls supposed to be disabled when a car is going through the wash?
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Opening .cld files (CD-Label Print - a Canon cd labeling software) on iMac

After transferring my PC files to my shiny new iMac, I am having trouble opening my DVD/CD labels which were created by Canon's labeling software CD-Label Print on my old PC. It appears that the file extensions .cld are unrecognisable to iMac, does anyone have a quick fix that will allow me to open those files as I have around 300 of them? Your help would be very appreciated.

I think you would have a better chance of resolving the issue by contacting Canon's tech support. Although you may find others here with a similar problem that won't solve the problem. Unless you can find a Mac compatible program that can read those files you're pretty much dependent on Canon producing a Mac version of their software or running Windows on your Mac. For the latter there are these options;
Windows on Intel Macs
There are presently several alternatives for running Windows on Intel Macs.
1. Install the Apple Boot Camp software. Purchase Windows XP w/Service Pak 2 or Vista. Follow instructions in the Boot Camp documentation on installation of Boot Camp, creating Driver CD, and installing Windows. Boot Camp enables you to boot the computer into OS X or Windows.
2. Parallels Desktop for Mac and Windows XP, Vista Business, or Vista Ultimate. Parallels is software virtualization that enables running Windows concurrently with OS X.
3. VM Fusionand Windows XP, Vista Business, or Vista Ultimate. VM Fusion is software virtualization that enables running Windows concurrently with OS X.
4. CrossOver which enables running many Windows applications without having to install Windows. The Windows applications can run concurrently with OS X.
5. Last is Q. Q is a freeware emulator that is compatible with Intel Macs. It is much slower than the virtualization software, Parallels and VM Fusion.
Note that Parallels and VM Fusion can also run other operating systems such as Linux, Unix, OS/2, Solaris, etc. There are performance differences between dual-boot systems and virtualization. The latter tend to be a little slower (not much) and do not provide the video performance of the dual-boot system.
See MacTech.com's Virtualization Benchmarking for comparisons of Boot Camp, Parallels, and VM Fusion.
Most Mac freeware, shareware, and some commercial software may be found at VersionTracker or MacUpdate. There are quite a few labeling programs available although I have no idea if they can read the Canon files you have.

Detroit Area CLD Looking for Freelance / Consulting Projects

Master's degreed and experienced CLD has time available to help with small to medium size LabVIEW projects. Familiar with PXI and CAN, trained on FPGA.
Resume available upon request. Contact [email protected] for details.

I am interested in this position. I am CLD
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