Need help to upconvert LabVIEW 3.1 to LabVIEW 2011

Hello,
I will be greatly appreciate it if anyone can help me convert the LV file from version 3.1 to version 2011.
Thanks.
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HP8510A.LLB ‏2916 KB

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The problem started about three weeks ago. Since then I have been trying to troubleshoot myself. With every page or site I go to, including mac applications, my computer freezes with a spinning wheel every 30 seconds or so. The problem began before I upgraded to mavericks. When that did not fix the problem I tried to erase and reinstall mountain lion in recovery. I was able to erase but was only given the option to reinstall mavericks,which I did. I keep seeing the same things in my console. I am not sure if I have one related problem or multiple problems. Please help.
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freezing,network changing
EtreCheck version: 2.0.11 (98)
Report generated November 4, 2014 at 6:09:02 PM EST
Hardware Information: ℹ️
MacBook Pro (13-inch, Late 2011) (Verified)
MacBook Pro - model: MacBookPro8,1
1 2.4 GHz Intel Core i5 CPU: 2-core
4 GB RAM Upgradeable
BANK 0/DIMM0
2 GB DDR3 1333 MHz ok
BANK 1/DIMM0
2 GB DDR3 1333 MHz ok
Bluetooth: Old - Handoff/Airdrop2 not supported
Wireless: en1: 802.11 a/b/g/n
Video Information: ℹ️
Intel HD Graphics 3000 - VRAM: 384 MB
Color LCD 1280 x 800
System Software: ℹ️
OS X 10.9.5 (13F34) - Uptime: 18:46:33
Disk Information: ℹ️
TOSHIBA MK5065GSXF disk0 : (500.11 GB)
S.M.A.R.T. Status: Verified
EFI (disk0s1) <not mounted> : 210 MB
Macintosh HD (disk0s2) / [Startup]: 499.25 GB (486.02 GB free)
Recovery HD (disk0s3) <not mounted> [Recovery]: 650 MB
HL-DT-ST DVDRW GS31N
USB Information: ℹ️
Apple Inc. FaceTime HD Camera (Built-in)
Apple Inc. Apple Internal Keyboard / Trackpad
Apple Inc. BRCM2070 Hub
Apple Inc. Bluetooth USB Host Controller
Apple Computer, Inc. IR Receiver
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Apple Inc. thunderbolt_bus
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FlashPlayer-10.6: Version: 15.0.0.189 - SDK 10.6 Support
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Nov 4 19:58:25 localhost kernel[0]: hibernate_page_list_setall(preflight 0) start 0xffffff808b408000, 0xffffff808b436000
Nov 4 19:58:25 localhost kernel[0]: hibernate_page_list_setall time: 174 ms
Nov 4 19:58:25 localhost kernel[0]: pages 1015997, wire 200569, act 222587, inact 5962, cleaned 0 spec 114, zf 213335, throt 0, compr 367, xpmapped 40000
Nov 4 19:58:25 localhost kernel[0]: could discard act 161739 inact 138971 purgeable 35501 spec 36852 cleaned 0
Nov 4 19:58:25 localhost kernel[0]: WARNING: hibernate_page_list_setall skipped 490792 xpmapped pages
Nov 4 19:58:25 localhost kernel[0]: hibernate_page_list_setall found pageCount 642934
Nov 4 19:58:25 localhost kernel[0]: IOHibernatePollerOpen, ml_get_interrupts_enabled 0
Nov 4 19:58:25 localhost kernel[0]: IOHibernatePollerOpen(0)
Nov 4 19:58:25 localhost kernel[0]: encryptStart 14010
Nov 4 19:58:25 localhost kernel[0]: bitmap_size 0x1f5a0, previewSize 0x1aad18, writing 642222 pages @ 0x1de2c8
Nov 4 19:58:25 localhost kernel[0]: encryptEnd a90ce00
Nov 4 19:58:25 localhost kernel[0]: image1Size 0xed54000, encryptStart1 0x14010, End1 0xa90ce00
Nov 4 19:58:25 localhost kernel[0]: encryptStart ed54000
Nov 4 19:58:25 localhost kernel[0]: IOPolledInterface::checkForWork[5] 0xe00002eb
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Nov 4 19:58:25 localhost kernel[0]: image 0 (0%), uncompressed 825020416 (201421), compressed 247690000 (30%), sum1 f2ad8d88, sum2 82284cab
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Nov 4 19:58:30 localhost kernel[0]: Thunderbolt Self-Reset Count = 0xedefbe00
Nov 4 19:58:30 localhost kernel[0]: TBT W (1): 0 [x]
Nov 4 19:58:30 localhost kernel[0]: **** [IOBluetoothHostControllerUSBTransport][SuspendDevice] -- Resume -- suspendDeviceCallResult = 0x0000 (kIOReturnSuccess) -- 0x6000 ****
Nov 4 19:58:30 localhost WindowServer[83]: CGXDisplayDidWakeNotification [39073953797999]: posting kCGSDisplayDidWake
Nov 4 19:58:30 localhost WindowServer[83]: handle_will_sleep_auth_and_shield_windows: NULL shield_window (lock state: 1)
Nov 4 19:58:34 localhost SystemUIServer[212]: Menu Extra: <DisplaysExtra: 0x7fe4636162d0> is over retained.
Nov 4 19:59:08 localhost kernel[0]: **** [IOBluetoothHostControllerUSBTransport][SuspendDevice] -- Suspend -- suspendDeviceCallResult = 0x0000 (kIOReturnSuccess) -- 0x6000 ****
Nov 4 19:59:10 localhost UserEventAgent[11]: Captive: CNPluginHandler en1: Inactive
Nov 4 19:59:11 localhost configd[18]: network changed: v4(en1-:134.168.1.103) DNS- Proxy-
Nov 4 19:59:11 localhost netbiosd[949]: network_reachability_changed : network is not reachable, netbiosd is shutting down
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Nov 4 19:59:12 localhost AirPlayUIAgent[235]: 2014-11-04 07:59:12.085377 PM [AirPlayUIAgent] Changed PIN pairing: no
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Nov 4 19:59:12 localhost kernel[0]: AirPort: Link Up on en1
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Nov 4 19:59:12 localhost UserEventAgent[11]: Captive: [CNInfoNetworkActive:1655] en1: SSID 'taygar' making interface primary (cache indicates network not captive)
Nov 4 19:59:12 localhost configd[18]: network changed: DNS* Proxy
Nov 4 19:59:12 localhost UserEventAgent[11]: Captive: CNPluginHandler en1: Evaluating
Nov 4 19:59:12 localhost UserEventAgent[11]: Captive: en1: Not probing 'taygar' (cache indicates not captive)
Nov 4 19:59:12 localhost UserEventAgent[11]: Captive: CNPluginHandler en1: Authenticated
Nov 4 19:59:12 localhost configd[18]: network changed: v4(en1!:134.168.1.103) DNS+ Proxy+ SMB
Nov 4 19:59:12 localhost kernel[0]: **** [IOBluetoothHostControllerUSBTransport][SuspendDevice] -- Resume -- suspendDeviceCallResult = 0x0000 (kIOReturnSuccess) -- 0x6000 ****
Nov 4 19:59:13 localhost kernel[0]: flow_divert_kctl_disconnect (0): disconnecting group 1
Nov 4 19:59:13 localhost xpcproxy[1107]: assertion failed: 13F34: xpcproxy + 3438 [D559FC96-E6B1-363A-B850-C7AC9734F210]: 0x2
Nov 4 19:59:15 localhost apsd[65]: Unrecognized leaf certificate
Nov 4 19:59:16 localhost CalendarAgent[211]: [com.apple.calendar.store.log.caldav.queue] [Account refresh failed with error: Error Domain=NSURLErrorDomain Code=-1009 "The Internet connection appears to be offline." UserInfo=0x7fdf627ca9c0 {NSUnderlyingError=0x7fdf648164d0 "The Internet connection appears to be offline.", NSErrorFailingURLStringKey=https://jliberty76%[email protected]/1212759735/principal///jliberty76%[email protected]/1212759735/principal/, NSErrorFailingURLKey=https://jliberty76%[email protected]/1212759735/principal///jliberty76%[email protected]/1212759735/principal/, AccountName=iCloud, CalDAVErrFromRefresh=YES, NSLocalizedDescription=The Internet connection appears to be offline.}]
Nov 4 19:59:16 localhost CalendarAgent[211]: [com.apple.calendar.store.log.caldav.queue] [Adding [<CalDAVAccountRefreshQueueableOperation: 0x7fdf62685180; Sequence: 0>] to failed operations.]
Nov 4 19:59:22 localhost AirPlayUIAgent[235]: 2014-11-04 07:59:22.425038 PM [AirPlayUIAgent] Changed PIN pairing: no
Nov 4 19:59:22 localhost AirPlayUIAgent[235]: 2014-11-04 07:59:22.956430 PM [AirPlayUIAgent] Changed PIN pairing: no
Nov 4 19:59:51 localhost kernel[0]: **** [IOBluetoothHostControllerUSBTransport][SuspendDevice] -- Suspend -- suspendDeviceCallResult = 0x0000 (kIOReturnSuccess) -- 0x6000 ****
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Nov 4 20:05:03 localhost WindowServer[83]: disable_update_timeout: UI updates were forcibly disabled by application "Console" for over 1.00 seconds. Server has re-enabled them.
Nov 4 20:05:15 localhost WindowServer[83]: common_reenable_update: UI updates were finally reenabled by application "Console" after 13.85 seconds (server forcibly re-enabled them after 1.00 seconds)
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Nov 4 20:08:39 localhost com.apple.WebKit.Networking[341]: CFNetwork SSLHandshake failed (-9800)
Nov 4 20:17:15 localhost com.apple.WebKit.Networking[341]: CFNetwork SSLHandshake failed (-9810)
Nov 4 20:19:03 localhost kernel[0]: MacAuthEvent en1   Auth result for: 00:12:17:48:68:cd MAC AUTH succeeded
Nov 4 20:19:03 localhost kernel[0]: wlEvent: en1 en1 Link UP virtIf = 0
Nov 4 20:19:03 localhost kernel[0]: wl0: Roamed or switched channel, reason #2, bssid 00:12:17:48:68:cd
Nov 4 20:19:03 localhost kernel[0]: en1: BSSID changed to 00:12:17:48:68:cd
Nov 4 20:19:03 localhost kernel[0]: **** [IOBluetoothHostControllerUSBTransport][SuspendDevice] -- Resume -- suspendDeviceCallResult = 0x0000 (kIOReturnSuccess) -- 0x6000 ****
Nov 4 20:19:42 localhost kernel[0]: **** [IOBluetoothHostControllerUSBTransport][SuspendDevice] -- Suspend -- suspendDeviceCallResult = 0x0000 (kIOReturnSuccess) -- 0x6000 ****
Nov 4 20:20:09 localhost AppleSpell[296]: *** -[NSMachPort handlePortMessage:]: dropping incoming DO message because the connection is invalid
Nov 4 20:20:39 --- last message repeated 2 times ---
Nov 4 20:21:58 localhost AppleSpell[296]: *** -[NSMachPort handlePortMessage:]: dropping incoming DO message because the connection is invalid
Nov 4 20:21:58 localhost AppleSpell[296]: *** -[NSMachPort handlePortMessage:]: dropping incoming DO message because the connection is invalid
Nov 4 20:22:28 ---
I get other weird ones as well but those are the most common. please help.
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--- Check Connectivity
# --- Wi-Fi Interface
Interface Name : en1
MAC Address : 10:40:f3:a3:b4:f4
Network Name : taygar
Active PHY Mode : 802.11g
Security : Open
SSID : taygar
BSSID : 00:12:17:48:68:cd
Country : US
RSSI : -35 dBm
Noise : -85 dBm
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Channel Width : 20MHz
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5 GHz Networks : 0
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Recommended 5GHz Channels : [ 36 40 44 48 149 153 157 161 ]
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11/03/14 01:16:35.3860 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:16:38.4140 Link Quality Changed : rssi=-70 dBm, txRate=54 Mbps
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11/03/14 01:16:40.5820 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
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11/03/14 01:16:45.7760 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:16:50.8420 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:16:50.9710 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:16:56.0380 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:16:56.1670 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:17:01.2330 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:17:01.3610 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:17:06.4270 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:17:06.5550 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:17:11.6210 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:17:11.7490 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:17:16.8150 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:17:16.9430 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:17:22.0100 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:17:22.1390 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:17:27.2050 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:17:27.3330 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:17:32.3990 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:17:32.5270 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:17:37.5930 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:17:37.7220 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:17:42.7880 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:17:42.9170 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
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11/03/14 01:17:48.1130 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
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11/03/14 01:18:24.6030 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:18:24.7320 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:18:26.5050 Link Quality Changed : rssi=-35 dBm, txRate=54 Mbps
11/03/14 01:18:29.7980 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:18:29.9260 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:18:34.9930 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:18:35.1200 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:18:40.1870 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:18:40.3150 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:18:45.3810 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:18:45.5090 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:18:50.5740 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:18:50.7030 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:18:55.7700 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:18:55.8990 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:00.9660 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:01.0950 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:06.1610 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:06.2900 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:11.3570 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:11.4850 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:16.5500 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:16.6790 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:21.7460 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:21.8750 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:26.9400 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:27.0700 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:32.1350 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:32.2640 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:37.3300 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:37.4580 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:42.5230 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:42.6510 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:47.7170 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:47.8450 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:52.9110 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:53.0400 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:58.1060 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:58.2340 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:20:03.3000 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:20:03.4290 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:20:08.4950 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:20:08.6240 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:20:15.6620 No LAN Connectivity
11/03/14 01:20:15.7270 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:20:15.8560 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:20:20.9220 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:20:21.0500 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:20:26.1170 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:20:26.2460 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:20:31.3120 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:20:31.4410 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:20:36.5080 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:20:36.6360 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:20:41.7010 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:20:41.8290 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:20:47.3860 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:20:47.5150 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:20:52.5810 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:20:52.7100 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:20:57.7770 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:20:57.9060 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:21:02.9720 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:21:03.1010 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:21:08.1660 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:21:08.2950 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:21:13.3620 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:21:13.4910 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:21:18.5580 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:21:18.6860 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:21:23.7540 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:21:23.8810 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:21:28.9470 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:21:29.0750 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:21:34.1430 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:21:34.2720 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:21:39.3380 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:21:39.4660 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:21:44.5330 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:21:44.6620 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:21:49.7280 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:21:51.7650 No WAN Connectivity
11/03/14 01:21:51.8940 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:21:56.9600 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:21:57.0890 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:02.1550 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:02.2840 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:07.3500 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:07.4790 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:12.5450 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:12.6730 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:17.7390 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:17.8680 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:22.9330 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:23.0610 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:28.1270 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:28.2550 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:33.3200 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:33.4490 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:38.5160 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:38.6450 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:43.7120 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:43.8400 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:48.9070 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:49.0360 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:54.1030 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:54.2310 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:59.2970 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:59.4250 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:23:04.4920 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:23:04.6210 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:23:09.6870 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:23:09.8160 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:23:14.8810 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:23:15.0100 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:23:20.0770 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:23:20.2050 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:23:25.2720 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:23:25.4010 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:23:40.4670 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:23:40.5540 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:24:15.6180 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:24:15.7050 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:24:52.2380 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:24:52.3240 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:25:33.3000 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:25:33.3890 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:26:18.4530 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:26:18.5400 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:26:57.3000 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:26:57.3840 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:27:42.4490 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:27:42.5350 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:28:22.2300 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:28:22.3150 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:29:03.2910 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:29:03.3760 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:29:35.3430 System Power State Capabilities Changed: video=No, cpu=No, disk=No, audio=No, network=No
11/03/14 01:29:40.1800 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:29:40.3120 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:29:47.8110 Power Changed : power=On
11/03/14 01:29:47.8260 Link Changed : link=Down, reason=Disassociated because station leaving
11/03/14 01:29:47.8260 SSID Changed : ssid=(null) ((null))
11/03/14 01:29:47.8260 BSSID Changed : bssid=(null)
11/03/14 02:04:38.1350 Country Code Changed : countryCode=X0
11/03/14 02:04:38.1360 Power Changed : power=On
11/03/14 02:04:46.4940 System Power State Capabilities Changed: video=Yes, cpu=Yes, disk=Yes, audio=Yes, network=Yes
11/03/14 02:04:47.0550 Power Changed : power=On
11/03/14 02:04:48.4810 Scan Cache Updated
11/03/14 02:04:50.1150 Scan Cache Updated
11/03/14 02:04:50.8510 Link Changed : link=Up
11/03/14 02:04:50.8510 SSID Changed : ssid=<74617967 6172> (taygar)
11/03/14 02:04:50.8510 BSSID Changed : bssid=00:12:17:48:68:cd
11/03/14 02:04:50.9700 Association Done : err=No Error
11/03/14 02:04:51.1440 Link Quality Changed : rssi=-47 dBm, txRate=54 Mbps
11/03/14 02:04:57.1490 Link Quality Changed : rssi=-58 dBm, txRate=54 Mbps
11/03/14 02:04:57.7190 Scan Cache Updated
11/03/14 02:04:57.7190 Country Code Changed : countryCode=US
11/03/14 02:05:01.8430 Link Quality Changed : rssi=-44 dBm, txRate=54 Mbps
11/03/14 02:05:06.6480 Scan Cache Updated
11/03/14 02:05:06.8350 Link Quality Changed : rssi=-67 dBm, txRate=54 Mbps
11/03/14 02:05:11.8400 Link Quality Changed : rssi=-43 dBm, txRate=54 Mbps
11/03/14 02:05:15.8930 Scan Cache Updated
11/03/14 02:05:16.8450 Link Quality Changed : rssi=-51 dBm, txRate=54 Mbps
11/03/14 02:05:25.1670 Scan Cache Updated
11/03/14 02:05:34.4540 Scan Cache Updated
11/03/14 02:05:43.7330 Scan Cache Updated
11/03/14 02:05:53.0070 Scan Cache Updated
11/03/14 02:06:11.7000 USER STOPPED MONITORING!!!
11/03/14 02:06:18.6230 USER STOPPED MONITORING!!!
# --- Check Connectivity
# --- Wi-Fi Interface
Interface Name : en1
MAC Address : 10:40:f3:a3:b4:f4
Network Name : taygar
Active PHY Mode : 802.11g
Security : Open
SSID : taygar
BSSID : 00:12:17:48:68:cd
Country : US
RSSI : -60 dBm
Noise : -87 dBm
Rate : 18 Mbps
Channel : 6
Channel Width : 20MHz
# --- Bluetooth
Power State : On
Paired Devices : 0
# --- Wireless Environment
2.4 GHz Networks : 1
5 GHz Networks : 0
Current Channel Networks : 1
Recommended 2.4GHz Channels : [ 11 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 ] 6
Recommended 5GHz Channels : [ 36 40 44 48 149 153 157 161 ]
# --- Network Configuration
Primary IPv4 Interface : en1
IPv4 Address : 134.168.1.103
IPv4 Router : 134.168.1.1
Primary IPv6 Interface : None
IPv6 Address : None
IPv6 Router : None
DNS Servers : 209.18.47.61
   209.18.47.62
# --- Debug Log Entries
11/03/14 02:10:34.9770 Preferred networks entry for current Wi-Fi network marked as hidden
# --- Environment Test Cases
# --- Environment Summary
# --- Configuration Test Cases
# --- Configuration Summary
# --- Additional Information
11/03/14 02:10:56.0520
# --- Router Information
11/03/14 02:11:12.0940 linksys
# --- Create Diagnostics Report
Failed to collect spindump output
Failed to collect system profiler report

Looking help for developing labview code [Urgent]

Hi,
I need help in developing labview code. I am new to labview and will appreciate if someone can help me in this matter. I need to control the intensity of AC load (halogen lamp with 2kW,230V,50Hz) using Labview and Arduino. But my project using interrupt in Arduino, so it is not possible to use Labview Interface For Arduino(LIFA). I searched and it might be possible to use VISA serial in this matter. Attached is the circuit and the code of Arduino. Someone who is expert in this matter can help me?
The concept of my project is almost same with https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oeVJ5bs6E8M&feature=youtu.be
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Attachments:
Zero Cross Circuit.docx ‏203 KB
Triggering Circuit.docx ‏48 KB
Coding for Arduino.txt ‏7 KB

Hi,
You will find all information you need and LabVIEW VI examples on the LabVIEW Interface for Arduino
LabVIEW Interface for Arduino
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Need help created state machine that is time based

I need help with my labview program. My goal is to write a program that allows the user to turn a toggle button on/off. When they do this it will start a loop witch turns on a digital switch for 45 minutes then off for 30 seconds and on and on till the user toggles the switch off. The timing does not have to be precise. I am using the NI 9476 digital output card.
I have written the code to turn the switch on/off. I know need to add the looped fuction for on 45 minutes/off 30 seconds. I assume the most efficient method would be using a state machine, but I was having trouble figuring it out.
Attached is the program I have written thus far without the loops.
Thanks,
Barrett
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Attachments:
Test Setup X01.vi ‏16 KB

I cannot see your code since I don't have 2010 installed. A state machine would be good approach but in order to allow the user to cancel and possibly abort the process at any time your state machine should have a state such as "Check for timeout". In teh loop containing the state machine use a shift register to pass the desired delay value and the start time time for that particular delay. Once the user starts the process set the delay time to your desired time (45 minutes expressed as seconds) and have another shift register that contains the next state to go to after the delay completes. Use a small delay (100ms to 500ms depending on how accurate you want your times to be) to prevent your state machine from free running and then check the delay again. Use the current time and compare it to the start time. If the desired time has passed then go to the next state. You can store the next state in a shift register. No do the same thing for your Off Time state.
Mark Yedinak
"Does anyone know where the love of God goes when the waves turn the minutes to hours?"
Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald - Gordon Lightfoot
Attachments:
Simple Delay in State Machine.vi ‏14 KB

HI. When I plug in my charger and use my macbook, I feel some kind of roughness on the body. It feels like some current flowing around it. Need help please.

HI. When I plug in my charger and use my macbook, I feel some kind of roughness on the body. It feels like some current flowing around it. Need help please.

My 2006 MacBook Pro and my 2011 MacBook Air both do it. It happens because the earth ground stops at the power brick and is not carried through to the case of the machine. It is not dangerous or the machine would not have been UL approved.
Since I operate on battery 99.9999% of the time it doesn't bother me at all.

How to start an 8.2 app in LabVIEW 2011

This has been a problem that I've been trying to deal with for the past week to no avail.
In short:
The 8.2s which worked on an XP machine were openned on a Windows 8 with LabVIEW 2011, made into an executable, put back on to the Windows XP to see if it will still all worked, and it does not.
In detail:
I had a ready made, working application made in LabVIEW 8.2. The goal is to update all old software to the new LabVIEW 2011, but to still make it work. The problem is, after making it run in edit mode for at least a little bit (after debugging common errors with openning in a newer version), after making an executable and putting it on the machine it used to run on, it won't run. The program will not communicate with the machine and will give the following errors which are, my eyes, things that should not be happening after working in edit mode.
Two error codes received:
1) One or more Configuration File(s) are not available. Please Check the Hardware configuration!
2) {
Error 7 occured at Openfile+.vi: Open file
Possible reason(s):
LabVIEW: File not found. The file might have been mover or deleted, or the file path might be incorrectly formatted for the operating system.
For example, use\ as path separators on Windows, : on Mac OS X, and / on Linus. Verify tht the path is correct using the command prompt or file explorer.
=========================================
NI-488: Non-existent board.
Please, if anyone has had the same or a similar issue and can give any sort of feedback or thoughts, I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you!
-Hub25

Bob_Schor wrote:
There are a number of issues here. First, LabVIEW 8.2 cannot be installed on Windows 7 (to say nothing of Windows 8), and LabVIEW 2011 cannot be installed on Windows XP. I'm not sure whether executables can be built across Windows 7/XP boundaries, but I'm pretty sure that, at a minimum, you'd need to install the LabVIEW 2011 Run Time Engine on the Windows XP system (and I don't know if this is possible).
After next April, Windows XP "turns into a pumpkin" as Microsoft drops support for it. A good time to migrate to Windows 7!
You can install LabVIEW 8.2 on a Windows 7 computer. I have that right now specifically for converting old code. And I am sure LabVIEW 2011 can go on XP as well.
I'm guessing the main issue is the lack of the 2011 Run-Time Engine on the XP machine. But I would also advise moving away from the OpenFile+.vi since that is a really old VI and the newer LabVIEW file I/O primitives are so much better anyways.
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Need help writing host program using LabView.

Need help writing host program using LabView.
Hello,
I'm designing a HID device, and I want to write a host program using National Instrument's LabView. NI doesn't have any software support for USB, so I'm trying to write a few C dll files and link them to Call Library Functions. NI has some documentation on how to do this, but it's not exactly easy reading.
I've written a few C console programs (running Win 2K) using the PC host software example for a HID device from John Hyde's book "USB by design", and they run ok. From Hyde's example program, I've written a few functions that use a few API functions each. This makes the main program more streamlined. The functions are; GetHIDPath, OpenHID, GetHIDInfo, Writ
eHID, ReadHIC, and CloseHID. As I mentioned, my main program runs well with these functions.
My strategy is to make dll files from these functions and load them into LabView Call Library Functions. However, I'm having a number of subtle problems in trying to do this. The big problem I'm having now are build errors when I try to build to a dll.
I'm writing this post for a few reasons. First, I'm wondering if there are any LabView programmers who have already written USB HID host programs, and if they could give me some advice. Or, I would be grateful if a LabView or Visual C programmer could help me work out the programming problems that I'm having with my current program. If I get this LabView program working I would be happy to share it. I'm also wondering if there might already be any USB IHD LabView that I could download.
Any help would be appreciated.
Regards, George
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Hi!! I need help: I'd like to know how to obtain a communicaion between a PLC of ABB model 07 KT 97 and Labview 8.

Hi!! I need help: I'd like to know how to obtain a communicaion between a PLC of ABB model 07 KT 97 and Labview 8.I have to realize a scada system to control an electrical implant.I think that I need to learn more about OPC server: do you have some manual and tutorial to help me step by step in this configuration?And do you have some examples (one time PLC is connected and well configurated) to realize communication with Labview software?
thank you so much!!
please!!!Answer soon because I need help!!!

Hi Leoeffe,
I've found some documents that cam help you to understand how is possible to communicate
unsing OPC Servers and ho use them in Labview 8.
First of all I suggest to take a look to these documents:
How Do I Use OPC in LabVIEW?
http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/websearch/EA15F53DB6FECCA5862567240064DF09?OpenDocument
Connecting LabVIEW to an OPC Server through a DataSocket Connection
http://zone.ni.com/devzone/conceptd.nsf/webmain/DF8C0A4BA2E2B22A86256A3700592BEA
Using the LabVIEW Shared Variable
http://zone.ni.com/devzone/conceptd.nsf/webmain/5b4c3cc1b2ad10ba862570f2007569ef
You can also use the Labview DSC module:
Developing Monitoring Applications with the LabVIEW DSC Module for Control Systems
http://zone.ni.com/devzone/conceptd.nsf/webmain/199c3fb9456a16d986256b5200678917
LabVIEW 8 DSC Simplifies Distributed Development
http://zone.ni.com/devzone/conceptd.nsf/webmain/d76c3788a0c4c5668625708b0072987c
Tools for Troubleshooting OPC Interface Problems
http://zone.ni.com/devzone/conceptd.nsf/webmain/401CB3A4E216356286256BC7004B5831
I hope all these tutorials can help you.
Best regards,
MarcoL

Need help writing Labview Program!!!!!

I have a labview project that needs to be finished. I was not the original creator of the program and the guy who created no longer is involved with the project and I am left to finish it. Could you make the final adjustment so I can turn this into my professor and get the final grade. Thanks! Willing to pay! Negeotiable price!!!!!!!!

Need help completing assignment! Could anyone assist me in this project!
Attachments:
dial tone detection.zip ‏1253 KB

Need help loading DLL in labVIEW project

I have a DLL that was written in C# that I want to load it to my labVIEW project. I have never done this before, so I need help. I chose Connectivity-Call Library Function Node then loaded my DLL. After, under function name, I typed in the function name from the code. I don't know what to do with other like Parameters.
They don't let me attach dll file
Can someone explain how to set the parameters and etc?

Well, it seems that you really need to learn quite a bit about .NET (ActiveX is very similar!) first.
The constructor node in your code creates an object in your .NET CLR (Common Language Runtime). This object exposes properties and/or methods. Use Property Node(s) and Invoke Node(s) to access these. Usually, you get references to other objects which you can work this.
Remember the golden rule for ActiveX and .NET:
Close all references you created in your LabVIEW code on your own (using Close Reference)!
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I need help regarding measurement of "time domain parameters of Heart rate variability" using labview.

I need help regarding measurement of "time domain parameters of Heart rate variability" using labview.
I am using Labview 8 ... I need to develop a software to accquire the ECG data (simulated enironment ) and compute the time domain parameters of Heart rate variability like "SDNN, SDANN...etc". Can some 1 plllzzzz help me out.Plzz help me if u can.Thanx in advance.

Hi Andy,
Thanx for responding. The input is from a text file. SDNN, SDANN,etc are the timedomain parameters of heart rate variability.
SDNN: the standard deviation of the NN or RR interval i.e. the square root of variance.
SDANN:the standard deviation of the averageNN interval calculated over short periods, usually 5 min,which is an estimate of the changes in heart rate due tocycles longer than 5 min
SDNN index, the meanof the 5-min standard deviation of the NN intervalcalculated over 24 h,
RMSSD: the square root ofthe mean squared differences of successive NN intervals
NN50: the number of interval differences of successiveNN intervals greater than 50 ms, and
pNN50 the proportionderived by dividing NN50 by the total numberof NN intervals.
The problem is dat I am a fresher to the world of Labview. I have jus recently started working on it. Can u please suggest me some some idea as soon as possible.
As i said I have the ECG data in the form of text files..I need to create sort of GUI to calculate the time domain parmeters....I need help urgently. Plzzz help me if u can. If u have and .vi example to calculate the RR interval plzz send it to me ASAP.
Thanku

Really need help (motor control using labview)

hi all readers,
im new beginner. really need help for my project. i've been assigned to monitor/control motor using labview 8.5 (using NI DAQmx). the problem is, the techinician told me that i cant use 3phase motor with this card. things that i need to displayed using labview is :
torque
power
current
voltage
speed
really appreciated if readers can help me with this:
wut type of motor shud i use that compatible with NI DAQmx
thanks a lot.

Hi fauziana,
NI data acquisition devices are primarily designed to take measurements, so it's a good idea to measure the signals that you have mentioned with a DAQ device.
You also can use DAQ devices for control tasks, but for reliable and deterministic control behavioryou typically need to use a real-time operating system (not Windows!). If you want to learn more about the pros and cons of using DAQ devices for motion control tasks, please refer to these threads. Still for standard motion control tasks it's much more efficient in terms of development time, to use a dedicated motion control device for the motion control part of your application.
In general the control part is independant from the motor type, as these devices only generate control signals (+/- 10 V). There are many power drives available, that accept this type of control signal and you should select your motor according to the requirements of your application.
For a more detailed system consulting, please contact your local NI branch. To select the products that fit best to your application requirements a face to face discussion is much more efficient than a discussion forum thread, because there are a lot of parameters that need to be taken into consideration. If you tell me in which country you are living, I can provide appropriate contact data to you.
Thanks and kind regards,
Jochen Klier
National Instruments

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