NI DAQ software
Can NI DAQ software extract data from an instrument which is not from National Instruments? NI-DAQ came free with the DAQ 6020E device that i purchased but can i use it to extract data from a Radioshack multimeter, which has a serial port to connect RS232 cable.
As Dennis mentioned in his first post, in LabVIEW, there are a number of great examples programs already available. There are examples of serial communication and VISA communication. I would suggest looking through a few of these to see if they meet your desired functionality. They can also be easily modified to address any concerns or specific requirements your application has. VISA is a higher level driver provided by National Instruments that allows you to use the same basic functions to communicate with your hardware no matter what communication protocol is being used. Should you change instruments, the program would still be functional. The commands you use to write and read with Serial and VISA are device specific.
You can find these examples in LabVIEW by navigating to the Help Menu>> Find Examples>> expanding the Hardware Input and Output folder>> and then looking in the Serial and VISA files. When you click on an example VI, a brief description will appear in the Information box to the right of the Example Finder.
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> there a way to record at the same time analog and digital
> channels?If,yes can I have timestamps for each sample?I mean,is there
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> know ,in the double buffer's case,the number of samples in the
> halfbuffer which is not full if the acquisition stops by a trigger?.
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Help please: DAQWare or data logging software (multichannel data capture) questions
I am writing regarding DAQWare, data logging software, and the PC-LPM-16
board, which a group of us a trying to come to grips with. This is rather
lengthy, I'm afraid...
We are a group of college students in a computer programmer/analyst
program. We have a course that involves doing a project to go through the
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program; they have a computer (standalone) with a PC-LPM-16 (PnP) DAQ board
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We are not familiar with DAQ systems, but were shown the software they had
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run for 1 minute at a sample rate of 60, and there were 480 measurements in
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per sample (so at a sample rate of 100, we ended up with 1200 lines of
measurements). We do not know where this factor of 8 or 12 is coming from
or how it got changed in the two weeks between captures. We would like to
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database, but if we cannot put timestamps on the readings, there seems no
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Version: 2.0
Number of Lines in Header: 10
Comment:
Date: 10-18-1999 Time: 10:01:39
Sample Rate: 60.0
Scan Rate: 0.0
File Format: 1
Samples per Channel: 480.0
Number of Channels: 5
O3 SO2 NOX NO2 NO
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0.537 0.276 0.259 -0.017 0.015
0.537 0.273 0.261 -0.022 0.012
0.537 0.276 0.259 -0.037 0.012
0.537 0.276 0.264 -0.007 0.015
*** and so on... ***
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1. Can you tell us where this factor (8 or 12 or however many more readings
than we would expect) means, where it is read from or set?
2. Is there an updated version of DAQWare that we should download that
would be better?
3. Is there some other existing software that we can download to use to
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timestamp)?
I realise that the software comes with tools (DLL functions) that one can
use to create custom software to interface with the DAQ board, but in the
limited amount of time we have we are not sure we can learn enough about
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However, to see if I could grasp the basics, I have looked through the
examples for Visual Basic and think that a program would run something like
this:
1. at the beginning, use LPM16_Calibrate to reset the board
2. configure acquisition with DAQ_Config
3. start acquisition with Lab_ISCAN_Start
4. loop to check is acquisition done with Lab_ISCAN_Check
5. once sampling done, write data out to file
6. loop back up to 3 to get next lot of samples
Unfortunately, a sample app using Access and VBA I created came back with
an error telling me it could not find nidaq.dll (even though this is in the
Windows system directory); probably it is not a good idea to try to do this
in Access in the first place. I am going to have a go using Delphi, which
I know a bit better.
One thing I am unsure of is what the numbers will be coming out of
Lab_ISCAN; the reference file seems to indicate they will be binary
readings, not voltages, and I wonder how to correlate these with instrument
measurements (the instrumentation people we going to set it up so that
1mV=1ppm).
Any help you can give to point us in the right direction would be
appreciated.
Sincerely, Marc Bell ([email protected])I am writing regarding DAQWare, data logging software, and the PC-LPM-16
board, which a group of us a trying to come to grips with. This is rather
lengthy, I'm afraid...
We are a group of college students in a computer programmer/analyst
program. We have a course that involves doing a project to go through the
software development lifecycle (or as much of it as can be done in a term).
For our project we teamed up with a group in the industrial hygiene
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and the NI-DAQ software (all of this has been around for a few years, but
has not been used much), and our goal was to capture the data they are
measuring (atmospheric pollutants) to an Microsoft Access database.
We are not familiar with DAQ systems, but were shown the software they had
installed. This included DAQWare (appears to be version 2.0). We thought
we could use DAQWare to log data to a text file, which we then would import
into the Access database. We came up with VBA code to parse the ASCII text
file created, but have run into one problem: DAQWare does not timestamp
each sample, but only puts a single timestamp in the header information.
Now we could extrapolate the time for each line based on the sample rate,
except that sometimes it seems to put in 8 values per sample, sometimes 12
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run for 1 minute at a sample rate of 60, and there were 480 measurements in
the file, or 8 lines of measurements per sample. (At a sample rate of 100,
we got 800 measurements in the file etc.) This was two weeks ago. Today,
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*** Example of a capture below... ***
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Version: 2.0
Number of Lines in Header: 10
Comment:
Date: 10-18-1999 Time: 10:01:39
Sample Rate: 60.0
Scan Rate: 0.0
File Format: 1
Samples per Channel: 480.0
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O3 SO2 NOX NO2 NO
4 3 2 1 0
1 1 1 1 1
0.537 0.276 0.259 -0.017 0.015
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*** and so on... ***
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1. Can you tell us where this factor (8 or 12 or however many more readings
than we would expect) means, where it is read from or set?
2. Is there an updated version of DAQWare that we should download that
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2. configure acquisition with DAQ_Config
3. start acquisition with Lab_ISCAN_Start
4. loop to check is acquisition done with Lab_ISCAN_Check
5. once sampling done, write data out to file
6. loop back up to 3 to get next lot of samples
Unfortunately, a sample app using Access and VBA I created came back with
an error telling me it could not find nidaq.dll (even though this is in the
Windows system directory); probably it is not a good idea to try to do this
in Access in the first place. I am going to have a go using Delphi, which
I know a bit better.
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appreciated.
Sincerely, Marc Bell ([email protected]) -
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-Why was there no DAQ functionality in a Pr
ofessional Development System--a glaring omission.
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http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/websearch/F185E098C7EC5A3486256D2E00691BB2?OpenDocument
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1)LabVIEW 6i & NI DAQ with PCI 6023 E cardupport required for Application installation with no hardware and NI DAQ software drivers on target system.
Hello
I have prepared an installation application with
LabVIEW 6i and NI DAQ built-in functions with PCI
6023 E card.
I install this application on a system, which does
not have NI-DAQ driver software and PCI 6023 E
card hardware,and then I try to excute Application,
it starts up, but with the Error Messages stating
that it requires/ does not find DAQ functional vis
and drivers.
I wish to install my application and excute it
without getting the Error messages and must be able
to do the other tasks with the applic
ation created
for. And I dont want to install NI-DAQ software and
Hardware.
Guide me on this, with any possible ways.
Thanking in advance.
SN.LVDEV wrote:
>
> 1)LabVIEW 6i & NI DAQ with PCI 6023 E cardupport required for
> Application installation with no hardware and NI DAQ software drivers
> on target system.
>
> Hello
> I have prepared an installation application with
> LabVIEW 6i and NI DAQ built-in functions with PCI
> 6023 E card.
> I install this application on a system, which does
> not have NI-DAQ driver software and PCI 6023 E
> card hardware,and then I try to excute Application,
> it starts up, but with the Error Messages stating
> that it requires/ does not find DAQ functional vis
> and drivers.
>
> I wish to install my application and excute it
> without getting the Error messages and must be able
> to do the other tasks with the application cre
ated
> for. And I dont want to install NI-DAQ software and
> Hardware.
Here is one approach: save a copy of each VI that calls a DAQ function.
Save the copy with the same name in a different folder called Dummy.
ENSURE you check the box "save without updating callers".
In that Dummy folder, edit the VIs to remove DAQ calls & return fake
values: zero, 5 VM, random values, whatever is appropriate.
Now preload all the dummy VIs, load up your main applicaiton, and you
will have an application that runs without DAQ.
Make an executable & install it.
This is a useful trick that predates dynamic loading, & you need not
rewrite your VIs to use dynamic loading.
You'll get up & running quicker.
(In the long run, you would need to write these dummy VIs anyway for
dynamic loading.)
Mark -
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Old machine:
PCI 6040E
LV 7.1
Win XP
New Machine:
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LV 2010
Win 7
Thanks
Solved!
Go to Solution.Dirk H. wrote:
... Finally, due to errors, I was forced to LabVIEW 2010.
What errors?
Finally, due to errors, I was forced to LabVIEW 2010. Now I'm looking for the traditional DAQ(to minimize my work) for the old software.
LabVIEW 2010 would require Traditional DAQ 7.4.4. http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/F4E76EC05118F72D8625773000672298
Dirk H. wrote:
I have a PCI-6503 and a PCI-MIO-16E-4(along with a PCI-GPIB board). ... Am I forced to upgrade any or both of the DAQ cards? All of the cards appear to be installed successfully by viewing them in Measurement and Automation.
This page lists the required DAQ software for each device: http://zone.ni.com/devzone/cda/tut/p/id/6910. That page indicates both of your devices are supported by Traditional DAQ 7.4.4. -
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