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Hello Sir/ Madam,
I am interested in doing work at Sankalp Semiconductor as a LabVIEW engineer
Attached my Resume..!!
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Small Company looking for a LabVIEW consultant (remote consultant welcome)

Hello,
We are a small company looking for a LabVIEW consultant. This is about a 3-6 month project. The consultant must be familiar with NI hardware product as well. Please send me your resume/CV. In your email please state the following: years of experience, educational background, your hourly requirements, your location, and the amount of time you will be able to provide.
Please removes spaces on the email below.
int e g r at e d devi c e s @ yah oo. c o m

I'm not sure if this is frequent on the NI forums, since I believe NI validates user information prior to issuing an account that allows them to post to the forum. But usernames (like mine) don't provide immediate identifications; you have to ask for it.
Apparently Job Scams have become more frequent. See the list of tips on the following site, (I have no relationship with this site. It just came up in a google search).
http://www.identityhawk.com/IdentityProtectionTips-inHonorof-LaborDay
5 Steps to Take Before Applying for a Job
1. Email - the company to get information about the job. Do not provide any personal information to them upfront.
2. Phone - speak to an official at the company and ask about the job. Be assured that it is legitimate.
3. Meet - at the company site to assure it is a real company. If you cannot meet, and the company is in your town, drive by to see the facility, (possibly using google maps to view the site).
4. Verify - see if you can find a person who has worked at the company or call a Chamber of Commerce of Better Business Bureau to assure the legitimacy of the company. Search online for legitimate information about the company, search online for any complaints of non-legitimacy. State Entity sites typically have the name of the company and how long they have been in business.
5. Apply - once you are assured the company is legitimate, it is safe to apply; but you should still not supply highly personal information like bank accounts until you are officially hired.

LabView consultant

I have need for a 1-3 day consultant job in Indianapolis, Indiana. We are working on a noninvasive blood pressure device with LabView as the software program. Some code has been written, but the technician now engaged may not be capable of finishing. I need a LabView expert with experince in control sequences and high speed date acquisiton and processing. Please send me your resume, salary requirements and availability.
R. Lew

Hello,
My name is Robert Bohannon and I reside in the Denver, CO area. I’ve attached my resume for your review. I have been doing automated test system development for over 15 years and have been an independent consultant for over 5 years. I’m writing you to express my interest in your job posting in the LabView Job Openings Forum. I am currently looking for contract opportunities and I believe that my services could be of great value to you.
Please review my resume and if you find any experience of mine that may potentially fit your job requirements, please let me know. I will provide references upon request.
Thank you for your time.
Robert Bohannon
Attachments:
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LabVIEW consultant required in Ballarat, Australia

I have an automotive test machine running a LabVIEW interface, controlled by a NI acquisition card.
It would be polite to describe the machine as "legacy". The entire machine is dinosaur era. The NI / LabVIEW upgrade was done in-house by somebody long since departed. The hardware belongs in a museum and the control PC has been running on borrowed time for at least a decade.
I need an experienced LabVIEW consultant to bring the machine back up to date; replace hardware with current supported models, and update software to suit.
Any local (ie Melbourne) LabVIEW contractors should drop me a line at [email protected], or call me on 03 5327 0318 to discuss.
Thanks,
Tim

Dear Sir,
I am working as application engineer and completed my M.Tech. Project (for GM and ISRO) from IIT Kanpur in Smart Systems Lab, Mechanical Engineering Dept. IIT Kanpur. I have 1.5 year of job Experience as junior R&D engineer. I have profound experience in developing microcontroller and LabView based system and my research work reflects it.
DAQ and software interfaced while doing projects:
LabVIEW- 7.1- 8.0
Interface of various sensor like RTD, PVDF, Bi-morph, Theromcouples, LVDT, Strain gauge and Optical Encoders through DAQ.
Motion Control : Servo and Stepper.
DSP- Speedy 33 and DSp module
Basic of DSC and Image IMAQ.
You can mail me for further details at [email protected] May I can justify your requirements.
Waiting in anticipation.
Thanking you,
Yours Truly,
Om Prakash Patel.
Message Edited by ni_op on 09-18-2006 08:58 AM

LabVIEW Consulting

Hello,
Labcode is a software consulting company. Our main services include designing, development, optimizing and problem solving by using LabVIEW and/or Teststand. Our Designers are well trained (by National Instruments) and have been designing large LabVIEW projects for years. We are using Coding Style Guidelines and Code Reviews to obtain best possible code quality and performance to our customers!
Best regards,
Labcode
info(at)labcode.fi
www.labcode.fi

Dear Sir, I am sure you are looking for somebody, who is a resident of USA and having experience in LabView Programming. I am attaching herewith my resume, should you find in it a suitable candidate for your project I will be glade to share my experience, knowledge and experience which I have acquired since last 12 years. I statarted LabView Programming with ver 2.00 for Mac and I have programmed my last programs in ver 7.1 for Windows . Most of my work was interfacing testing and measuring instruments (both mechanical and electrical) with PC and using LabView for data acquisition, analysis and presentation. I do have an exposure to Allen Bradly PLC. Thanking you and hoping to have an encouraging response.- Sincerely Arvind Engineer
Attachments:
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Adaptation of LIFA (LabVIEW Interface For Arduino) to other Arduino compatible boards

Hello evryone,
I am trying to use a ''Sakura board", which is an Arduino compatible board, having similar programming as Arduino. This board is manufactured by Renesas; more specifications on it can be found on the following link: http://sakuraboard.net/gr-sakura_en.html
What I would like to know, is if the firmware used for LIFA to interface Arduino with labview, or the ChipKit firmaware, can be used to this kind of Arduino compatible boards.
My aim, is to use the Sakura Board for acquiring signals from various pins(Be it digital or analog), and setting other pins (Digital) parralelly, using labVIEW, as this is done using LIFA, or LabVIEW interface for ChiKit!!
Thanks in advance for your support.

I haven't had any experience with the Sakura board, so can only go on the information on the website.
I've used the Arduino LabVIEW interface previously, and it basically uses serial communications between the PC and the Arduino. This serial interface is provided by the on-board USB-serial converter (an ATMega8u2 running custom firmware).
From what I can tell about the Sakura, it appears as a storage device when plugging into a PC, and doesn't seem to have a USB to serial converter. If this is the case, then the LIFA toolkit won't work. That said, my understanding of the Sakura board may be incorrect (for example I'm unsure what operation modes the slide switch changes between). If you can confirm it has a USB-serial port then LIFA may work. I guess the key thing is that the serial port is required.
You may be able to use a software serial port (http://arduino.cc/en/Reference/SoftwareSerial) on the Sakura to communicate with a PC, though that would require a PC with a serial port, or an external USB-serial converter. This approach would also require you to modify the LIFA arduino code (located in vi.lib\LabVIEW Interface for Arduino\Firmware\LIFA_Base) to reference the software serial port. It's probably a long shot that this will work, as the software serial library has been written for AVR chips, making use of their specific internal timers.

Expert for hire needed

I am in charge of rapidly building a large database-driven website using Dreamweaver/PHP/MySQL. I am familiar with data-driven sites for many years with GoLive. Now I'm using Dreamweaver CS3 and am getting a pretty good handle on it. But I am having many problems and running into many walls.
The new site I'm building must go live on July 1, but because of my problems with Dreamweaver, I am now behind schedule and am in desperate need of an expert I can turn to.
I am looking for an expert for hire to help me troubleshoot what I am doing wrong. It would also be great if this person could take care of some of the more advanced coding for me, and be available on an ongoing basis after the site is launched as we add new features and make improvements in the future.
Please, please, I hope there is someone out there. It would be best if that person lived in Seattle so we could meet face to face sometimes.
Not sure if I'm supposed to put an email address here or not. [Email removed to prevent scraping by spambots]
Thanks!
John

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Where can i find a Labview driver for the "8990a PEAK POWER ANALYZER" it's not on NI's site.

where can i find a Labview driver for the "8990a PEAK POWER ANALYZER" it's not on NI's site.
if there is no driver maybe you can tell me the closest instrument that comes to this one from the list at,
http://search.ni.com/query.html?lk=1&col=alldocs&nh=500&rf=3&ql=&pw=595&qp=%2BContentType%3AInstrumentDriver+%2BIDNetManufacturer%3A%22Hewlett-Packard%22&qt=peak+power+analyzer&layout=IDNet
so i could modify and use the driver

Hello,
It looks like Agilent/HP makes the 8990A, but I was not able to find a driver for it that we or Agilent has written for this device.
Since I am not familiar with the 8990A, I cannot recommend which drivers might be similar, but you are pointed in the right direction. Agilent themselves might know more about which models use similar command sets so that you can modify a driver easily.
Hope this helps.
Scott B.
Applications Engineer
National Instruments

Labview VIs for HP 35670A

The link to the labview VIs for the HP 35670A is no longer valid and the search for the same returns nothing. Does anyone have the Labview VIs for that instrument?
The last post was back in 2004(see below)
The instrument driver for the HP 35670A is only
supported under LabVIEW 6 and 7. You should upgrade to the latest
version of LabVIEW in order to use the HP 35670A driver or any of the
newer drivers that we release in the future.
The instrument
driver for the HP 35670A can be found on our web site at
http://zone.ni.com/idnet97.nsf/9b2b33e1993d877786256436006ec498/61f1c707c2f10906862568ab005fb9ff?Ope...
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Why don't you go to the Instrument Driver Network? I don't know what kind of search you did but the driver is certainly still available and can be found by using the search option there.

Is there any LabVIEW driver for the Agilent 53147A counter/power meter?

I am trying to find a LabVIEW driver for the Agilent 53147A counter/power meter, but I cannot find it. Is there any?

NI does not have a driver and a quick check with Agilent shows that they don't have a driver either.
You can go to http://www.ni.com/devzone/idnet/ and request a driver. You will also find links on how to create your own driver. Your other option is to use the Instrument I/O Assistant.
p.s. In the future, you should use the Instrument control board for posting questions. this board is for NI counter/timer products.

Labview player for linux?

I have a Labview VI running on my Windows platform. I developed it using the Windows version of Labview 7.1. I used the Web Publishing tool to make the display available online. I have verified that I can see the display running in real time using IE on a Windows machine.
Other machines in our LAN are running Linux, and cannot view the site in real time. For example, Mozilla asks for a plugin, but I can not find Labview Player for Linux anywhere. Can anyone help me get the Linux machines to see the real time site that is being hosted from a Windows machine?
Thanks

I don't think that there is a plug-in for a linux system to be able to view the published LabVIEW front panel.
Wait! Try looking at this link:
http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=170&message.id=28545&requireLogin=False
BobMessage Edited by Bob Y. on 06-13-2005 04:53 PM
Bob Young - Test Engineer - Lapsed Certified LabVIEW Developer
DISTek Integration, Inc. - NI Alliance Member
mailto:[email protected]

Visual C/C++ code/Labview code for interfacing NI Hardware

Hi,
i need Visual C/C++ code/Labview code for interfacing NI Hardware and sample project example.

Duplicate - http://forums.ni.com/t5/Instrument-Control-GPIB-Serial/Visual-C-C-code-Labview-code-for-interfacing-...
You are just spamming now.

LabVIEW Toolkit for LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT in Windows Vista

Anybody knows how install LabVIEW Toolkit for LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT with Windows Vista?. Installing it gives me an error that says 'The windows installer is corrupt. To attempt to resolve the issue, please register the engine by running regsvr32.exe on msi.dll'. But it doesn´t work.
Thanks in advance

The work around for this issue is to install each of the MSI files setup.exe calls when running the installer. I was able to reproduce this issue for the 1.0 toolkit I was unable to do so for the 2.0 toolkit. This being said the instructions bellow are for those of you who are running into this issue with the 2.0 toolkit.
Listed bellow are the MSIs you will need to run (shown here at their default location after the self extracting EXE has been run). You should run these MSI in the following order.
C:\National Instruments Downloads\LabVIEW\7.1\LabVIEW NXT Toolkit\2.0\Products\MetaUninstaller\MU\MetaUninstaller.msi
C:\National Instruments Downloads\LabVIEW\7.1\LabVIEW NXT Toolkit\2.0\Products\MDFSupport\MDF\MDFSupport.msi
C:\National Instruments Downloads\LabVIEW\7.1\LabVIEW NXT Toolkit\2.0\Products\MDFSupport\MDF\EULADepot.msi
C:\National Instruments Downloads\LabVIEW\7.1\LabVIEW NXT Toolkit\2.0\Products\LVLEGONXTTK\LVLEGONXTTK\LVLEGONXTTK.msi
C:\National Instruments Downloads\LabVIEW\7.1\LabVIEW NXT Toolkit\2.0\Products\LVLEGONXTTK_LV71\LVLEGONXTTK_LV71\LVLEGONXTTK_LV71.msi
C:\National Instruments Downloads\LabVIEW\7.1\LabVIEW NXT Toolkit\2.0\Products\NXT_Driver64\LegoMindstormsNXTdriver64.msi
A similar procedure can be used to install the 1.0 toolkit if need be. You can get the install order from the parts from the [Parts] section of the setup.ini.
Mark
LabVIEW R&D

Creating a Labview VI for controlling an Atmel at32uc3a1512 device.

I have a custom device that has a USB port and an ethernet port,
This device (and it's USB port) are controlled by an atmel at32uc3a1512.
I have an old version of Labview (V8.2) nd I would like to create a VI to communicate and pass data
back and forth with an Atmel at32uc3a1512 but I am not sure how to create a driver for this with the MAX utility.
The device shows up in my Windows XP control panel as a USBLib device...
Any direction, suggestions, or links to examples or whitepapers on this is appreciated
thanks

Hello Japper,
If you would like to attempt to communicate to the Atmel at32uc3a1512 as a device using USB, then the following tutorial should be useful. This details how to use NI-VISA to communicate with a USB device, however this requires detailed knowledge on how the device sends, receives, and processes data.
USB Instrument Control Tutorial:
http://www.ni.com/white-paper/4478/en
If you are attempting to write LabVIEW code that will be deployed to the Atmel at32uc3a1512 as a target then that is a whole different set of needs. This device is not an officially supported target, and would require a significant amount of modification and tweaking in order to get this to work, if it is possible. The best resource that I can provide for that would be this guide on how to port LabVIEW to ARM devices. I understand that the Amtel at32uc3a1512 is not an ARM device, however this would be the closest guide that we have for porting LabVIEW as a target VI.
LabVIEW Embedded for ARM Porting Guide - Chapter 1: Introduction:
http://www.ni.com/white-paper/6994/en
Let me know which method you are attempting to use the Amtel at32uc3a1512 as; either a target, or a device.
Thanks,
Joel
Motion PSE
National Instruments

Hello sir,i need labview code for a code which is written in matlab,latter one is attached with this message.

hello sir,i need labview code for a code which is written in matlab...
clc;
close all;
clear all;
Ez= zeros(1,200);
Hy=zeros(1,200);
Ca=1;
Cb=.4519;
n=1;
while(n<1500)
for k = 2:200
Ez(k)=Ez(k) + Cb*(Hy(k)-Hy(k-1));
end
Ez(1)=1;
for k=1:199
Hy(k)=Hy(k)+Cb*(Ez(k+1)-Ez(k));
end
plot(Ez,'b')
hold on
plot(Hy,'r')
hold off
pause(0.001);
n=n+1;
end
thanku

Well, this code is quite trivial and if you have to learn LabVIEW anyway, you might as well try to implement it.
A few things to remember:
The first array element in LabVIEW has index #0, while in matlab it has index #1, so everything dealing with array indices needs to be adjusted slightly.
The zeroes function equivalent is "initialize array".
Keep the array in a shift register as you update elements.
use FOR loops.
Use one of the graphs to display the data.
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