Newb Question :: Custom Devices

I know NOTHING about Adobe Device Central other than what is
on the Adobe Site.
So I am asking and hoping that the professionals can answer
my question.
If I bought Adobe Device Central CS3, can I create my own
device profile for my own homebrew device? Or is Adobe the only one
building new profiles?

Yes, you can add your own device profiles. Device central
only comes with profiles for phones that have Flash Lite
preinstalled. If you want to create a profile for a phone that is
Flash Lite capable—but not Flash Lite preinstalled, you
simply modify an XML file.
Some of the advantages, however, of relying on the Adobe
profiles is that:
They contain data that calabrates the speed of the handset.
They contain hi-resolution images of target handsets.
They are up-to-date with the correct capability list of each
device.
Etc.

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Newbie question: custom classes

So I decided to learn Java. I have been going strong for the past 3 days, building a web crawler (I learn by doing).
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When I put a public class in the same file with the main class, the compiler complains about it being public.
When it is a private class, I can't use it in my main class.
When I make it a public class and put it in a separate file, the compiler can't find it.
I have searched and searched but what little I can find is ambiguous, making references to strange, unfamiliar constructs.
I miss #import "class.h".

The main class is real long but heres it basically:
public class Crawler {
     public static StringBin crawled = new StringBin(3);
     public static String domain = "";
     public static void main(String[] args) {
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     public static int crawl(String location) {
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They are in the same folder.
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More questions on asynchronous custom device

I am trying to create an asynchronous custom device for VeriStand and have the following questions:
a) At what rate is input channel being scanned and data pushed into the input FIFO of the custom device? Is the scan rate affected by whether the input channel is mapped to a Workspace control object or whether it is mapped to a simulation model (.dll file) output?
b) At what rate is the asynchronous custome device real-time VI being executed? Is it at the same rate as the primary control loop rate? Can I change the execution rate of a custom device and how?
c) I have a quad-core PXI real-time platform. How can I assign the custom device to a specific processor, like what you do with a simulation model (.dll file) in the system definition file?
Thank you in advance.
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Data FIFO
The rate at which data is pumped to your Custom Device is static, and has nothing to do with whether the Workspace is connected, or whether a model is mapped to any of your channels. By default, data is pushed into your Custom Device's input FIFO every iteration of the Primary Control Loop. If the FIFO is full, the oldest data packet will be overwritten. Also, by default your outputs FIFO is checked ever iteration of the Primary Control Loop. You can, however, use the function NI VeriStand - Set Custom Device Decimation to tag a property on your custom device that will indicate to the system its expected decimation. If you set a decimation of 10, for example, the Primary Control Loop will only send new data every 10 iterations and only check for new data from your outputs FIFO every 10 iterations. This can help reduce the CPU load of your system if you don't need updates that often.
Similarly, you can use the function NI VeriStand - Set FIFO Depth to control the FIFO depths of your inputs and outputs FIFO respectively. By default both have depth 1.
Execution Rate
The rate at which your Custom Device executes depends entirely on how you set it up. You can, for instance, have your asynchronous Custom Device use its own timing and run at a completely independent rate from the system. Your VI could have a regular while loop with a 10ms timer in it, for instance, or it could be based off some hardware device timing.
You can also choose to tightly synchronize yourself with the Primary Control Loop. You do this by registering using a property that your Custom Device has a Timed Loop that will use the Device Clock. The Device Clock is a timing source that is ticked every iteration of the Primary Control Loop after Custom Device FIFOs have been updated. You register for this simply by calling the property NI VeriStand - Set Loop Type and specifying Timed Loop for loop type and Use Device Clock to be True. Then, as the template VI does, just wire the Device Clock into your timing source input for the Timed Loop. If you have specified a decimation factor, as mentioned above, you should probably also use this factor as your dt. This means if you have a decimation of 10, you should only execute your Timed Loop every 10 ticks of the Device Clock timing source.
Another easy way to synchronize yourself tightly with the Primary Control Loop with little hassle is to simply base your timing off the availability of new data in your Inputs or Outputs FIFO. To do this, you could just use a regular while loop, and then just wire -1 to the FIFO timeouts. Then your Custom Device will run as fast as data is being produced and consumed by the system.
Specifying a Processor
There is no built-in property for processor assignment, but it will be very easy for you to implement this yourself. You can specify the Processor to execute on in System Explorer by creating a custom property using NI VeriStand - Set Item Property. For instance, you could set an I32 property called "Processor", with -2 meaning auto-assign, and any non-negative value indicating a specific processor index. Set this property in one of your Custom Device configuration pages in System Explorer and then read the property in the Driver VI in the engine using NI VeriStand - Get Item Property. Then just wire the property value to the processor affinity input on your Timed Loop. You should, however, always check that that processor exists on the target. Otherwise the Timed Loop will report an error and abort. This is exactly what we do for models internally.
Jarrod S.
National Instruments

Custom device FIFO questions

Question again about custom device.
If there are 200 output channels but every 100ms only 40 of them get updated by the driver.
Is it possible to write only those 40 channel data to the device output FIFO at a time?
What is the RT FIFO write speed when writing 200 channel data at a time?
Thanks.
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If your custom device is an inline custom device you may update only dedicated channels per iteration.
In case of a asynchronous (parallel) custom device, you are forced to write always the entire stack of channels no matter what happend to the values. (if none of the values have changed, then it is ok to not call the FIFO Write function).
The FIFO Write doesn't cause a huge overhead.
You can easily benchmark that yourself though.
Tom
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Custom device / I am trying to use a vehicle controller model developed in LabVIEW with compactRIO (cRIO-9024)

Now I have developed a vehile controller model with LabVIEW so as to run on VxWorks operating system. ( compactRIO cRIO-9024)
And I converted a controller model of labview into *.lvmodel in order to use it as I did with simulink models.
However, converted *.lvmodel was not supported for VxWorks operating system. so after searching for this, I found out that I have to use a custom device.
I am now studying the custom device, but it looks diffcult because I dont have much experience in real-time system.
Here are my questions.
1. Simulation model in VeriStand
Should I convert a labview controller model into *.lvmodel even if I use the custom device in order to run on VxWorks operating system?
If not, what should I do after building a controller model with labview?
2. Operating system
It is silly question. anyway, as long as I run a controller model on compactRIO cRIO-9024, the operating system always has to be set to VxWorks. Is it right?
3. Custom device
This is the most difficult thing. I dont know even what to do. What functions should be inside a custom device template tool? The controller model send output signals to a vehicle model, and receive input signals from a vehicle model.
Thank you in advance.
Hognjun

Hi,
You should post this on the Veristand Forum.
http://forums.ni.com/t5/NI-VeriStand/bd-p/440
Ravi

Total Newbie Question ... Sorry :-(

I know it's a windows thing, and I am now converted to Mac but I gotta know this because it's doing my head in. It's a complete stupid green gilled newbie question.
When installing new programs on a Mac can you create shortcuts to the programs on the Dock? I did what I THOUGHT it would be, i.e I made an Alias and stuck it in the dock, but on rebooting my Mac later on, in place of the shortcuts where 3 question marks which when clicked on did absolutely nothing???
Help?
A.L.I
Windows XP Pro Desktop, Macbook Pro, 60GB iPod Video Mac OS X (10.4.5) OS X

You aren't installing something from a dmg file are you? The dmg is a disk image – kind of a virtual CD. So when you double click the dmg and then get the little disk/hardrive/custom icon on your desktop that is the same as if you had mounted a CD. You then need to drag the application off of that "CD" into your application folder. Then it is truly installed.
You can then "eject" the icon your your desktop. This is what happens when you shutdown and without remounting the image your dock shortcut can't find the original.
Just a thought.

Running unit tests on inline hardware custom device

How to do unit tests for Inline Hardware Custom Devices?
I get this error after creating a unit test.
Possible reason(s):
Cannot connect to the target. Please ensure that the VI Server setting is enabled and deployed to the target. Also, make sure that the port number is correct and that this machine is allowed to connect through VI Server.

wegunterjrASI,
I have a few follow up questions for you to gain a better understanding of your application:
1). What are you using to do the unit test (NI’s unit test framework or VI tester from JKI)?
2). What are you conducting the unit test on (RT Driver or something on the host machine)?
3). Are the unit test VIs under the target in the LabVIEW project?
4). Are you able to run a simple unit test?
Screenshots are always appreciated.
Regards,

Calling Main and Extra Pages of Custom Device(s) from LabVIEW

Hi,
I am currently evaluating VeriStand (VeriStand 2011) and its control from LabVIEW using .NET APIs.
I am trying to use LabVIEW to add and configure custom devices for a given system definition file.
For that I am using a subpanel, the same way it is done in the System Explorer.
It is almost working.
I only get errors from VIs that are dynamically called from the Custom Devices API. These VI's are part of an lvlib which is called "Custom Devices Storage.lvlib".
I can't find this lvlib on my Computer. So, I guess, this error is normal. The only way to get rid of this error would be to load this lvlib in memory, but how ?
An example of a dynamically loaded VI from the Custom Device API :
If I can't configure a Custom Device inside my own Human Man Interface, there is no way I use VeriStand in the future. I don't wan't an operator or an administrator to open the System Explorer and change anything else than Custom Devices that may change in several of our test benches.
Is there a way to do that or should I throw VeriStand to the trashcan ?
Thanks in advance for your answer(s).
Regards,

Hi DaHelmut,
First of all, I apologize for the lack of applicable replies. What you're attempting isn't something we usually encounter so our team didn't quite understand.
I'll restate what you want to make sure its clear: You want to make your own version of system explorer fir your team to edit system definitions with. You also want it to support configuring custom devices. Therefore, you need custom devices to work inside your system explorer just like they do inside the shipping system explorer.
This is technically possible, and I will help you accomplish this with some advice, however I have never seen this done before so it might take us a while to figure out all the issues. Typically people developing a custom GUI for a test bench just use the system definition API directly instead of using custom device's as-is... which is more difficult, and I agree your approach is better if it works. However, most test benches have a known set of custom devices (maybe just XCP/CCP and scan engine) so they only need to use the system definition API for maybe a few custom devices... not any device.
First things I should mention:
Editing a system definition, either through your custom gui and therefore through the system definition API, or through the system explorer... always requires a PC or Full development license. An operator licenses will never be able to edit system definitions no matter what.
There is a set of VIs provided by the ECUMC toolkit to add/remove/edit system definitions with the XCP/CCP custom device. You would have to put your own GUI on top, but the VIs are installed here: <\LabVIEW>\vi.lib\ECUMC\NIVS
I have an unreleased set of VIs that do the same thing for the scan engine and ethercat custom device I can provide
If you still want to create your own system explorer thats capable of loading and configuring any custom device, here are some suggestions:
Custom devices are built into LLBs that include all of their dependencies, so they can be loaded by the LabVIEW run time engine. If you create a VI that loads custom device's, you should be careful to avoid cross linking corrupting your development system or your custom device's. For example your system explorer might use "Get File Extension.vi" from vi.lib, but the custom device you're loading might also use this VI and therefore its linked to a copy inside its LLB. You will know when cross linking happens when the LabVIEW load warning dialog appears saying "vi X loaded vi Y from Z instead of A". If that happens, do not save. To avoid this entirely, it might be easiest to test your system explorer only as a compiled exe.
As you saw, some custom device API VIs used by custom device developers make dynamic VI calls to an in-memory library named "Custom Device Storage.lvlib". Since this library is part of the shipping system explorer.exe source, these dynamic calls will error when not run inside the shipping system explorer.exe. There are two types that must be handled separately.
Some custom device APIs like "NI VeriStand - Signal When Ready for Shutdown.vi" just make this dynamic call, and will simply return an error. These are mostly system explorer GUI specific custom device APIs. To avoid this error, you must create and bring this VI into memory yourself. So create that library and the stub VIs you need, then place static VI references to those stub VIs on your custom system explorer's block diagram. That will bring them into memory so when the custom device VIs try to dynamically call them, it will not error.
Most custom device APIs like "NI VeriStand - Get Item Description.vi" make the dynamic call and instead of simply erroring, they will instead catch the error and switch to using a .NET implementation of the API call. I advise looking at the block diagram of this VI and then the corresponding offline API VIs to better understand this redirect system. Unfortunately, this redirection gets the offline API VI path relative to vi.lib which doesn't exist for exe's. So when you build your custom system explorer into an exe, you will need to place the "NI VeriStand\Custom Device Offline API" folder adjacent to the exe with these VIs for them to be found because the "vi library" primitive returns the exe's directory when inside an exe
Let me know if that helps or if you have questions.

Execution of RT driver VIs in custom device

Hi All
I am building a custom device wherein I am expecting some user input.( user provides input on the main page of the custom device).
Once the input is provided , based on it i am reading specific data from file and creating channels and section.
Previously creation of channels and section i was doing in initailiazation code. But now As i am expecting user input i cannot create those channels in initialization(reason is before getting input channels will be created which i dont want. My channel creation depends on the user input ).
So this channel creation logic I am now writing in RT driver VI along with my main logic of reading and writing of channels. For this I just want to know when does exactly RT driver VI starts its execution ?
If the RT driver Vi starts execution after adding custom deivce in veristand and after giving the user input then my purpose will be solved.
I hope i have explained my question correctly.
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The driver starts after the system definition is deployed. I don't think you can add channels in the driver VI. Nor do I think you want to, because you won't have an interface to them in the system definition. Without an interface to the channels, i.e. mapping, how will you get data into and out of them? I think your plan to create channels based on user input and config data is fine. I suggest you implement in the main page or in custom pages under the main page.
-Steve K

SG200-08 Newbie Questions

I have recently purchased the SG200-08 Smart Switch, but I have a few "newbie questions" about it as I get started using it.
The on board firmware shows 1.0.1.0. Is that the latest firmware to the switch?
Do I need to enable IPv6 Auto Configuration and DCHPv6 in my switch settings to be ready for IPv6 as my ISP rolls it out down the road?
How do I go about changing the switch's username? I was able to easily change the password, but having issues getting the username to change.
Do I need to do anything about the LLDP-MED settings? What exactly is that?
How do I confugure the System Time Settings so the switch functions in my time zone (USA Central Time)?
Thanks a bunch for any assistance!

Hi Nathan,
My guess is that NAT is already on - you have one public IP address from your ISP. Your router will use NAT (network address translation) to allow multiple clients (and either dynamically assign them private IPs via dhcp or you set them statically) to connect to the internet using the one public IP. It also sounds like your RV042G is assigning both ipv6 and ipv4 addresses, and theres nothing wrong with that. Unless you have specific information re: ipv6 from your isp, however, I would suggest not worrying about it until you hear from them. Are your macs connected to the router via the SG200 switch? If so, it looks like its passing ipv6 just fine. UPnP is something completely different - thats with opening ports like you mentioned - its a way that your devices can communicate with the router to automatically enable the proper port forwarding for the device/application.
Regarding the username, create a new user account. I don't think you can edit the cisco user, but try deleting it after creating and testing a new user account..
I'm not familiar with the Polycom system, but I would leave the settings as default unless you are using true IP phones (rather than an ATA adapter). From a quick google of the polycom device, I don't think you will gain anything from LLDP/CDP as the handsets use regular cordless phone freqs. With my setup, we use cisco IP desk phones and cordless wifi phones, CDP makes life easy as the cisco access point, wifi phones, cisco switch, and cisco desk phones (connected via ethernet) see each other and know what they're dealing with automatically.
I don't see the SNTP setting for unicast / broadcast that you're looking at. For the switch to get the time from a sntp server, under administration -> time -> sntp settings, add a server, and then back on time-> system time, enable sntp server as the main clock source. What are you using as your sntp source? Do you have an internal sntp server? You don't need to enable dhcp on the sntp server.
May I also point you to the two manuals, I think they may be helpful: RV042G & SG200
Hope thats helpful.
Best,
David
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Easy Custom device tool - how to get actual waveforms or data from a channel

I want to use a custom device to do the simulation for my system, but I am not sure how to get channel data to it? I am using a cRio 9024, and 6 modules for signal input and signal output. I did the walk through, but it is not connecting to channel data. Any thoughts?
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Sorry that my previous response was so brief - I didn't have the opportunity to take a look at your code last Friday (and on top of that, I poorly worded my question about running your code in LabVIEW).
You would want to include logic to communicate with your cRIO in the Execute VI - you don't need to add anything to the Channel Data or System Data controls to get the data into your custom device. If you're using the Scan Engine, this would mean just dragging and dropping Scan Engine IO variables into the Execute VI and then operating on the data you read out of them. Now, if you want to pass data out of the custom device to other parts of VeriStand, you would need to add items to Channel Data for each value you want to pass out of the custom device.
When I mentioned running your code in LabVIEW, the idea I was trying to get at is creating a separate test project to verify that the logic you have implemented in your Execute VI works apart from the custom device architecture. Now that I've had a chance to take a look at your code, I see that the logic to communicate with the cRIO hasn't been implemented yet. As such, that original suggestion doesn't make sense - sorry for the confusion.
Also, just so you're aware, you'll need to modify your custom device project to allow the custom device to be compiled for a VxWorks target. To do so, add your cRIO to the project as a new target and then copy all of your custom device files to the cRIO controller. You'll also need to make some modifications to the build specification to get everything to compile correctly.
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Ryan K.

RV042G Newbie Questions

I have the new Cisco RV042G router, and I have just a few "newbie questions" about it as I get started using it:
The firmware on board is v4.2.1.02. Since this is a brand new router, is that the latest firmware?
Under Time>DST Dates, what do I need to configure in there? I'm in the US, Central Time.
I want to use Back to My Mac from iCloud (formerly MobileMe). Under the iCloud preferances pane on my Mac, it's saying: "Back to My Mac may be slow because NAT Port Mapping (NAT-PMP) or Universal Plug and Play (UPnP) is turned off on your router. Turn on NAT-PMP or UPnP." What should I enable on my router in order for Back to My Mac to better function?
I'm using a VOIP phone on the network (only 1 device with a couple phones). Are there any QoS settings I should tweak for better performance of my VOIP phone? I did change the port the VOIP phone is connected to to High (instead of Normal) under Port Settings. Will this help boost performance?
I also want to setup a VLAN on a port for guests to access the Internet, but not have any access to my personal network. Here's the steps I've done so far. Is this sufficient or is there anything else I need to do?
I went to Setup>Network, enabled Multiple Subnets.
I added 192.168.254.1/255.255.255.0 as a subnet.
I went to Port Management>Port Setup, set the port I wanted to use (Port 4) to VLAN2.
I went to Firewall>Access Rules, added two rules:
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Deny All Traffic from 192.168.1.0 to 192.168.1.0.
Thanks everyone for your help!

Easy. just goto the DHCP field and fill in the Static DHCP fields.
Assigning static IP addresses by adding devices from a list
Click Show unknown MAC addresses. The IP & MAC binding list appears. If the web browser displays a message about the pop-up window, allow the blocked content.
The devices are listed by the IP address and the MAC address. (Typically the MAC address appears on a label on the bottom panel or back panel of a device.) If needed, you can clickRefresh to update the data.To select a device, first enter a descriptive Name. Then check the Enable box. Alternatively, select all devices in the list by clicking the check box at the top of the Enable column.
Click OK to add the devices to the Static IP list, or click Close to close the pop-up window without adding the selected devices. After you click OK, a message appears. The message includes important information. Read it before clicking OK. Keep the browser open and wait until the selected MAC addresses appear in the Static IP list.
Modify or remove list entries, as needed:
To modify the settings: Click a device in the list. The information appears in the text fields. Make the changes, and then click Update. If you do not need to make changes, you can click Add New to de-select the entry and clear the text fields.
To delete an entry from the list: Click the entry that you want to delete, and then clickDelete. To select a block of entries, click the first entry, hold down the Shift key, and then click the final entry in the block. To select individual entries, press the Ctrl key while clicking each entry. To de-select an entry, press the Ctrl key while clicking the entry.
Assigning static IP addresses by entering devices manuallyIn the Static IP Address section, add or edit entries as needed. Remember that the settings are not saved until you click the Save button.
To add a new device to the list: Enter the following information, and then click Add to list.
Static IP Address: Enter the static IP address. You can enter 0.0.0.0 if you want the router to assign a static IP address to the device.
MAC Address: Enter the MAC address of the device. (Typically the MAC address appears on a label on the bottom panel or the back panel of a device.) Enter the address without punctuation.
Name: Enter a descriptive name for the device.
Enable: Check this box to assign the static IP address to this device.
To add another new entry: Enter the information, and then click Add to list.
To modify the settings: Click a device in the list. The information appears in the text fields. Make the changes, and then click Update. If you do not need to make changes, you can clickAdd New to de-select the entry and clear the text fields.
To delete an entry from the list: Click the entry that you want to delete, and then click Delete. To select a block of entries, click the first entry, hold down the Shift key, and then click the final entry in the block. To select individual entries, press the Ctrl key while clicking each entry. To de-select an entry, press the Ctrl key while clicking the entry.
Using the Static IP List to Block Devices
You can use the Static IP list to control access to your network. You can block access by devices that are not on the list or do not have the correct IP address.
Add devices to the Static IP list as described in Static IP Addresses.
Enable or disable the following features:
Block MAC address on the list with wrong IP address: Check this box to prevent a computer from accessing your network if its IP address has been changed. For example, if you previously assigned a static IP address of 192.168.1.100 and someone configures the device to use 192.168.149, the device will not be allowed to connect to your network. This feature discourages users from changing their device IP addresses without your permission. Uncheck the box to allow access regardless of the current IP address assignment.
Block MAC address not on the list: Check this box to block access from devices that are not included in the Static IP list. This feature prevents unknown devices from accessing your network. Uncheck the box to allow access by any connected device that is configured with an IP address in the correct range.
Hope that helps.
Regards Simon
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What is the function of the n modifier in "ufsdump 4uf /dev/rmt/0n /export/home"?
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The tape device /dev/rmt/0 can be accessed through a number of "names". The exact name used indicates a exactly how the hardware should access the device.
/dev/rmt/0n is the no rewind version. If you don't add the n then the tape will be automatically rewound on close.
You have to use that version if you want to dump multiple things onto the tape one after the other.

Using Set Cursor Busy in Veristand Custom Device Page

I am writing a Custom Device in Veristand and tried using the Set Busy vi to disable the cursor while I am doing some tasks on a System Explorer page. It seems like the Set and Unset Busy vi do not work inside of the System Explorer environment. I see that NI provides a way to release the cursor with the Veristand API but I do not see a way to set it busy with in the API.
Am I correct in saying these cursor VIs don't work the way they would in a normal application? Or is there a work around here that I am missing?
Thanks.
Rob
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Hello,
The idea is good, it works for me if you open a reference to System Explorer.lvlibystem Explorer.vi (VeriStand 2012) :
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