LabVIEW Advanced I:Architectures Course Kit

I was thinking of purchasing the LabVIEW Advanced kit. I have the LabVIEW 8.0.1 the full version and the application builder.
On the course outline it states that LabVIEW Professional Development is the product used. Is there any limitations with me using the kit? Is it still worth the money?
After completion of the kit will I receive any kind of certificate acknowledging that I have completed this course?
Also, I am assuming LabVIEW 8 is used, correct?
Thanks
Brian
Brian

Hi Brian,
There are definitely some topics covered in the Advanced course which are not available in the FDS. XControls, Source Control integration, complexity metrics and polymorphic VIs are the ones that I can think of. Of course, you could always use an evaluation copy of the PDS to do the course material, but if you normally work in the FDS it might not be worth your time to learn those topics.
Course kits don't come with a certificate, although classroom based courses do.
The course is taught in LabVIEW 8.0 and does utilize LabVIEW 8 specific features (XControls, SCC API, Project API and Project Libraries).
Hope that answers your questions,
Ryan King
Course Development Engineer
Training and Certification Dept.
National Instruments
Message Edited by ryank on 07-14-2006 03:15 PM

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How can I set defaults in the TestStand's step settings Labview Advanced Settings tab to run a VI on a remote PC?

I am accessing a VI many times which is run on a remote PC.
When I click Step Settings, click on the Module tab, then click on the Labview Advanced Settings, there is are options for running a VI on a remote PC.
An annoyance is having to enter the remote host, remote VI path, port number and timeout settings every time I created a step to call the VI in the tests. These are a constant, or at least the rule by far rather than the exception. The TestStand step settings default is the VI does not run on a remote PC (unticked) and there are of course no IP addresses etc as defaults. So if I make a minor change to the tests such as the remote VI location, I have to manually change it is every occurrence of the VI being called. This is very time consuming and is prone to human error.
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I guess a workaround is to have the VI run in a subsequence, so that the settings are made just once, but I would prefer not to have to do that.
regards to the NI community,
Dave
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Hi,
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Cost of LabVIEW Exam in India and course details.

Hi
I am planning to take the LabVIEW exam, I want to know the cost of exam.
is LabVIEW Basics I and II manual are sufficient for the preparation of the
exam as we have have them in the LabVIEW Academy.
What is difference between LabVIEW Core I , II (mentioned in the syllabous material of CLAD Exam) and LabVIEW basics I and Basics II

Hi illa,
Ray is right, the best way to get pricing and scheduling information is to contact the NI India branch directly.
However, as to your other questions:
LabVIEW Basics is a previous version of the LabVIEW Training Courses. You can check the front of the manuals to see what version of LabVIEW the course materials cover, but I believe it is LabVIEW Version 8.5 or 8.6, which is about 4 versions back.
Because the certification exam tests over the latest version of LabVIEW, 2011 in this case, you will find a few differences- for example, the appearance of variables and boolean constants off the top of my head. You can go online on ni.com and search for "What's new in LabVIEW" and a number of links worth purusing pop up: What's New in LabVIEW 2011? What's New in LabVIEW 2011/features
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When we moved from Basics to LabVIEW Core Training, we shuffled topics around for a better user experience. For instance: Event Structures used to be in LabVIEW Intermediate 1, but can now be found in LabVIEW Core 2. You will therefore what to do a topic comparison, as I describe below.
That being said, the LabVIEW Basics 1&2 manuals will still be a great way to familiarize yourself with the LabVIEW Programming environment. I recommend the following plan to prep for the CLAD:
Read through the LabVIEW Basics 1&2 concepts manual to familiarize yourself with the properties of LabVIEW objects and the proper terminology for things. For example, this will teach you that arrays are indexed from 0 and the red dot that sometimes appears on a terminal when you have a type mismatch is called a "Coercion Dot."
Work through the exercises and practice programming so you get used to the LabVIEW Environment and tools.
When you have completed that course compare the LabVIEW Core 1 and LabVIEW Core 2 Course Outlines, which lists the lesson titles, to the lessons in Basics 1&2. This should give you an idea of any topics you may be missing. A search on ni.com or in the LabVIEW Help should be able to fill in any holes. (event structure)
Finally, review the CLAD Preparation Guide's list of Topics and Subtopics to make sure you are familiar with everything you may be tested on.
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Good Luck!
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Sample Labview .vi For Random Anatomy Course

I am learning Labview and my first challenge is to build a course for one of my daughters who is taking Anatomy in her nursing program. I would like to find an example of a vi that asks a question or shows a picture and the users selects A/B/C/D of which one is correct and three are incorrect. Hopefully someone from the collective can get me there close.
I'm thinking I would use an array which has the following elements using a 3 dimensional array. The three elements in index 0 would be {num, question, link to image}. I'm thinking several hundred questions. Also thinking of using a random number generator to randomly select the questions. Use a second array which shows {num, wrong answer}.
Request the collective point me to a vi which gets me close and I'll pick away at it. Eventually I want to move to test equipment but trying to start somewhat simple first.
Tony

OK, so here's the game with the images and sounds which I got off the web back then. The main VI is called main.vi.
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Quotes for "Managing Software Engineering" and "Advanced Architectures" course material?

I tried sending an e-mail through NI.com and never got a response, so I thought I'd try the forums.
I'm interested in purchasing the course materials for "Managing Software Engineering" and "Advanced Architectures" as part of my CLA prep. There aren't any courses being taught in my area, and nothing seems to be scheduled for an online course. I couldn't find the information searching through the course pages on NI.com.
Does anyone know how much it would cost to get just the course material for self-teaching?
Thanks.
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Hi,
You can purchase the course kits.
Here is a link.
http://sine.ni.com/tacs/app/fp/p/ap/ov/lang/en/ol/en/oc/us/pg/1/sn/n5:selfpaced/
You can go to each link, and within the links there is a link to add the product to the basket, so to speak.
Here is some more FYI, sometimes these links can be a bit hard to find.
Here is a link for the online courses.   http://sine.ni.com/tacs/app/fp/p/ap/ov/lang/en/ol/en/oc/us/pg/1/sn/n5nline/
Inside each link you can see the schedule for that course.
Also, at this link you can look over a schedule of courses for your area and online, it shows them all on one list.   http://www.ni.com/training/
Under the section "Build your knowledge with training", there is a link "find a course near you".   On my PC it defaults to my area.
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Project Manager and CLD
Customer Certification and Training at National Instruments

FLIR A320 infrared camera Labview Developer Kit feedback

We are planning to buy an A320 FLIR infrared camera and devlope our own software using FLIR's Labview Developer Kit.
I'm having a hard time finding feedback on the ease of use or robustness of this Labview Developer Kit. Could some FLIR IR camera users please post about their experience using Labview to interact with a FLIR IR camera? We are not purchasing the researcher software and intend to write our own measurement software using Labview 8.5 and this Developer Kit.
We plan to use this camera in a research setting to observe heat maps of LED lighting and compact fluorescent bulbs.
The A320 model is a new version of the A20M model. Among other things which have changed from the A20M to the A320 is that the connection cable has been changed from firewire to a 10/100 ethernet line.
Basically, we've been burned by poorly implemented Labview VI's provided by manufacturers before, and I couldn't find FLIR on the NI official drivers list (I see a NI-IMAQ for firewire cameras, but not for ethernet ones). Thus, we're looking for some feedback before dropping a large chunk of change to purchase this camera.
Thanks very much for all help offered. :-)

Hi Giacomo!
Please make sure that you have the Ethernet address and subnet mask setup correctly for the camera. You can check this using a command prompt and a ping command. For example ping 192.168.102.2 (that being the IP address of that camera). It should return a response other than a time out.
You can also use Internet Explorer and type in http://192.168.102.2, since the camera has a web server built in. Please replace the example IP address with the one from the camera.
You should also have a little GUI from FLIR that shipped with the camera - IRMonitor. Can you get an image with that?
I would try to turn off DHCP (Dynamic host control protocol) on your PC and set up a fixed and static IP address for starters. You can set that in your network settings in Windows.
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NI LabVIEW RIO Evaluation Kit online gain tuning.

Hi,
I am interested in using the NI LabVIEW RIO Evaluation Kit for the implementation of a PID controller. I want to know if it is possible to tune the PID gains of the controller implemented on this kit without halting the realtime operation? So for instance if the controller is controlling the speed of a DC motor, can I tune the PID gains from LabView without having to stop the kit?
Umar.
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Hi Umar,
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New LabHSM Toolkit - Agile development of complex event-driven maintainable LabVIEW applications with active objects / actors based on a universal Hierarchical State Machine / statechart template.

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We all love just jump to code, right? However, to be good boys, we
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LabView for ARM - MCB2300 Audio

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charlestrep91 wrote:
Hi everyone,
I just got my Labview for ARM cortex M3 evaluation kit and I can't download a simple program to the target. I'm using the Keil ULink 2 programmer and I get this error when compiling/downloading:
[4:23:16 PM] Status: Error
SWD Communication Failure
Error: Flash Download failed - Target DLL has been cancelled
Detail: [UVSC_PRJ_FLASH_DOWNLOAD, MSG: 0X100A, STATUS: Ex.] (1)
Status: FLASH download error.
I have read about this error and NI simply refers to Ulink2 user's guide which has this description for this error:
Serial Wire Debug communication is corrupted. The target SWD interface is not working properly. Mainly caused by the target: debug block not powered or clocked properly. Avoid Deep-Sleep modes while debugging. Lower the Max Clock frequency in the ULINK USB-JTAG/SWD Adapter section.
I have tried to "Lower the Max Clock frequency in the ULINK USB-JTAG/SWD Adapter section" but it didn't resolve the problem.
I have also tried to download the program using the usb port on the dev board but instead I get this error:
[4:51:22 PM] Status: ErrorUnexpected error occurred.
[Source: Target is in debug mode
Detail: [UVSC_PRJ_ADD_GROUP, MSG: 0x1002,
STATUS: 0xA] Code: 10]
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Any help is greatly appreciated!
I'll ask the obvious question, are you intending to use SWD or just download through the JTAG. Check your settings. I have not used the ARM with LV, but can you download anything using the Keil software? Give that a try. That may tell us where the problem lies. Try to duplicate your settings in LV from the Keil sw.
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Is there any concept in LabVIEW that is similar to static local scope variables in C?

I'd like to retain the value between calls to a subVI, as can be done using a static function scoped variable in C. The textbook example of how this is used would be a variable in the function that is a state machine, and knows what state it was in last time it was executed. A simpler example would be just keeping count of how many times the function has been called.
I suppose I could use a global or I could pass values in and out of the subVI, but I'd like to keep the variable known only in the scope of the subVI if at all possible. For example, the outside world has no business knowing (or god forbid) changing what the state information of this function is.

Bmarsh wrote:
> I'd like to retain the value between calls to a subVI, as can be done
> using a static function scoped variable in C. The textbook example of
> how this is used would be a variable in the function that is a state
> machine, and knows what state it was in last time it was executed. A
> simpler example would be just keeping count of how many times the
> function has been called.
>
> I suppose I could use a global or I could pass values in and out of
> the subVI, but I'd like to keep the variable known only in the scope
> of the subVI if at all possible. For example, the outside world has
> no business knowing (or god forbid) changing what the state
> information of this function is.
There is no need to do something "conceptual" or spec
ific to have this
static variable. You already have this in any control or indicator in
your sub-vi while it is in memory. Control/indicator value will remain
in sub-vi data space between calls. Don't forget about make your sub-vi
non-reentrant or keep track of sub-vi data space copies.
If you want to read/write this value from another vi, consider it global
or I'd prefer to suggest using functional global(uninitialized shift
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repository.
LabVIEW CIN reference manual is a good place to look at, as well as
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Insérer du code C dans un VI LabView

Bonjour à tous,
Je voulais savoir comment faire pour intégrer un bout de code en C dans un VI Labview, comme une sorte de bloc auquels on définit ses entrées et ses sorties qui sont relié à du code Labview ?
Je sais qu'il y a la possibilité d'appeller une DLL qui contiendrai le code, mais je voulais savoir si il existe un autre moyen ?
Cordialement
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I don't know French, so I'll be using English.
Beginning with LV 2010 CINs are stated as unsupported and all related tools are removed from LabVIEW installations. But if you strongly need you still may integrate CINs in LV and they will work. All you need is CIN menu palette icon (or VI with CIN on block diagram), CIN toolchain for *.lsb resource translation and adequate C/C++ compiler such as MS Visual Studio.
First and second thing can be obtained from older LV versions or from these boards. Third thing you should install on your own. Some specific adjustments must be made to the compiler to get output *.lsb file, which later should be loaded in Code Interface Node. Please, look at these manuals: 1, 2, 3, 4. Also read carefully Code Interface Reference Manual and Using External Code In LabVIEW tutorials. These have many subjects on DLL/CIN usage and it's well explained. Here's one more document: LabVIEW Advanced Course, which has some additional examples.
Keep in mind, that CINs are platform dependent and need to be recompiled when migrating to another platforms. Also last cintools do not support 64-bit platforms so you cannot create *.lsb file to run it on LabVIEW x64 (but there is one workaround for it though).
Pièces jointes :
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I am looking forward to get labview certifiaction. Can you tell me what kind of experience is required?

So far I have used field point and some DAQ boards

A good place to start is the task and objective list located at >> http://volt.ni.com/niwc/custed/cecp.jsp?node=10638.
All Certified LabVIEW Developer (CLD) exam written questions are based directly on the objectives in this list. All of the objectives are covered in the following courses:
LabVIEW Basics I
LabVIEW Basics II
LabVIEW Advanced Performance and Communication
LabVIEW Data Acquisition and Signal Conditioning
Course work is not necessary to take the exam, so if you have the knowledge equivalent to the topics covered in these courses, you should be able to pass the exam.
In addition to the written questions, there is a practical, or hands-on section. The practical exam consists of a scenario for which you must create a solution with LabVI
EW. The practical exam is graded on three criteria:
- Programming Style
- Block Diagram documentation
- Functionality
For the practical, we recommend that the candidate have enough experience with LabVIEW programming to be able to quickly solve many common programming tasks. Experience with common designs such as state machines, queued message handlers, or similar is necessary.
The exam has a set time limit, and all exams are proctored. A computer with LabVIEW is allowed as a reference for the exam. This ensures that we evaluate your true LabVIEW skills and not your memory of specific labels or nomenclature. On the other hand, the time limit prevents a CLD candidate from simply looking up concepts that they don't know.
A practice practical exam is available. It presents a scenario similar to an actual practical exam. If you would like a copy, please email your request to [email protected]
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LMS will not refresh after course is closed

Hello,
I am hoping someone can give me insight into what might be causeing this problem.
I have a number of courses uploaded to both a staging site and a live site. We recently made a few changes to a course which I thought were quite minor and I uploaded the new scorm files to the LMS staging site for testing.
The changes were:
the continue button on the Quiz Review slide has always had the text "exit" instead of "continue" but I recently changed the colour from grey to red.
the message that a user received when they pass the quiz is different
The old courses worked on both sites as follows:
If a course was started and a user quite part way through the course the LMS would say resume course when the user logged back in.
If the course was failed then the user would see retake on the LMS when they logged back in and could then retake the course.
If the user passed the course, it was moved from an "In Progress" area on the LMS to a "Completed" area on the LMS automatically.
Since I made the relatively minor changes to the courses, they will no longer move unless you choose to refresh the page. All courses that have not been updated still work as they should which is what leads me to believe it is not a LMS issue but rather the scorm file issue.
I am using Captivate 7 and have recently updated all my Adobe products so I should have the most recent version of the software. I am wondering if something has changed with how Captivate creates Scorm files?
Also under Reporting/advanced LMS for the courses I have selected Send data on every slide and Set exit to normal after completion (these have always been the settings)
Scorm files are SCORM 2004
Any input would be very much appreciated.

Hi Rod,
I could be wrong but I don't think that is the issue.
The updated courses are only on the staging site as we do not transfered them until they are tested. Only those courses that have been recently updated are not working properly but I know that the correct course is being loaded as the button on the Quiz Review is now red. Yesterday I did a test on the live site and uploaded one of the updated courses to see if the problem persisted on the live site. Same problem was on the live site. When I removed this undated course and reverted back to the original the problem went away. It seems it is definitely an issue with the newly updated course.
The courses were oringinaly created using Captivate 6 but then saved in Cativate 7 months ago as I have been using it since if first came out. The original files that were working were created in Captivate 7.
Thanks

[LAVA Cross Post] CTRL+SHIFT+ Shortcuts sometimes not working in LabVIEW

Cross-post from LAVA: http://lavag.org/topic/15619-ctrlshift-shortcuts-sometimes-not-working-in-labview/
See the above post for more information - here's a synopsis:
CTRL+SHIFT modifiers are not working while running LabVIEW in a Parallels 7 virtual machine. This problem affects both LV2011 and LV2012. I'm not certain that this is a LabVIEW bug - could be an issue with my virtual machine environment or it's configuration - except that CTRL+SHIFT modifiers work in other applications on the affected VMs. It's just LabVIEW that appears to ignore shortcuts with the CTRL+SHIFT modifiers.
Any ideas?
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