Sensor RF Codatex

He comprado varios sensores RF de Codatex, y ellos te ofrecen los Iconos para el software NXT pero no encuentro el icono de Labview en el toolkit 2.0 para labview
2009 en su paleta para usar este tipo de sensores. Gracias!!

¿Sabía usted, asegúrese de importación utilizando las "herramientas> Importar bloque y Asistente para exportación ..." herramienta? Si no, entonces que explique su problema.
Por cierto, no hablar o escribir en español, he usado traductor Google.
Andrew
translated for everybody who doesn't read spanish:
Did you make sure to import them using the "tools>Block Import and Export Wizard..." tool? If not then that explains your problem. By the way, I don't speak or write spanish, I used google translate. Andrew

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Sensor Mapping Express VI's performance degrades over time

I was attempting to do a 3d visualization of some sensor data. I made a model and managed to use it with the 3d Picture Tool Sensor Mapping Express VI. Initially, it appeared to work flawlessly and I began to augment the scene with further objects to enhance the user experience. Unfortunately, I believe I am doing something wrong at this stage. When I add the sensor map object to the other objects, something like a memory leak occurs. I begin to encounter performance degradation almost immediately.
I am not sure how I should add to best add in the Sensor Map Object reference to the scene as an object. Normally, I establish these child relationships first, before doing anything to the objects, beyond creating, moving, and anchoring them. Since the Sensor Map output reference is only available AFTER the express vi run. My compromise solution, presently, is to have a case statement of controlled by the"First Call" constant. So far, performace seems to be much better.
Does anyone have a better solution? Am I even handling these objects the way the community does it?
EDIT: Included the vi and the stl files.
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I agree with Hunter, your current solution is simple and effective, and I can't really visualize a much better way to accomplish the same task.
Just as a side-note, the easiest and simplest way to force execution order is to use the error terminals on the functions and VIs in your block diagram. Here'a VI snippet with an example of that based on the VI you posted. (If you paste the image into your block diagram, you can make edits to the code)
Since you expressed some interest in documentation related to 3D picture controls, I did some searching and found a few articles you might be interested in. There's nothing terribly complex, but these should be a good starting point. The first link is a URL to the search thread, so you can get an idea of where/what I'm searching.You'll get more hits if you search from ni.com rather than ni.com/support.
http://search.ni.com/nisearch/app/main/p/q/3d%20picture/
Creating a 3D Scene with the 3D Picture Control
Configuring a 3D Scene Window
Using the 3D Picture Control 'Create Height Field VI' to convert a 2D image into a 3D textured heigh...
Using Lighting and Fog Effects in 3d Picture Control
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Ajuda com logica de sensores

Boa tarde,
Sou leigo em Labview, estou precisando fazer um projeto onde tenho 2 sensores, quan o 1 for atuado comecar a contar o tempo e so parar qnd o 2 atuar, ai com o tempo eu calcular a velocidade e aceleração.
ate agora eu ja montei o circuito dos sensores, fiz uma logica no labview tb, nao como eu queria... a minha funciona da seguinte maneira, qnd eu aciono o sensor ele começa a contar o tempo, mais qnd desaciona ele para a contagem... ele so deveria parar qnd o sensor 2 fosse acionado.
Em anexo segue o que fiz, espero que alguem posso me ajudar, estou bem perdido com o Labview.
Estou usando um arduino UNO e o toolkit para fazer o programa.
qq coisa meu e-mail: [email protected]
Att.
Rafael
Anexos:
2 sensor 26-4-13.vi ‏17 KB

Rafael,
Você enviou apenas a VI principal. Ficaram faltando algumas sub-VIs. Mesmo assim, pelo que pude entender o acionamento do sensor 1 é sempre antes do sensor 2. Assim, aconselho a fazer uma máquina de estado sequencial simples com as seguintes etapas:
Inicialização: valores, comunicação serial, etc.
Espera acionamento do sensor 1
Guarda momento do acionamento do sensor 1
Espera acionamento do sensor 2
Guarda momento do acionamento do sensor 2
Calcula e apresenta tempo decorrido
Encerramento: fechar comunicação serial, etc.
Se você não sabe como montar uma máquina de estado simples pode simplificar mais ainda colocando cada passo em um quadro (frame) de um Flat Sequence.
André Manzolli
Engenheiro Mecânico
Certified LabVIEW Developer - CLD
LabVIEW Champion

Usb 6009:connecting the sensor and motor

Hi there,
I am new to the labview also the usb-6009. I want to know if I can connect my sensor to the device. The output of the sensor is either analog voltage, pulse width or serial.If I want to use the AN pin, can I just connect the wire to the ADC from the usb or I need to add some circuit before connect it to the usb?also, if I want to control the brushless dc motor with the driver, can I just connect the wire from the motor driver direct to the device? How to connect it?
Thanks

You can connect analog voltages directly to the USB-6009 to be measured as long as they do not exceed the input limits (-10V to +10V).
Connecting the motor directly to the outputs is a bad idea.
Digital output is 0-5V, 8.5mA
Analog output is 0-5V, 5mA
So unless your motor draws less than 5mA (extremely unlikely) you'll blow up your DAQ!
You will need to buffer the outputs somehow unless you are just driving logic gates.
It's all on the datasheet... http://www.ni.com/pdf/products/us/20043762301101dlr.pdf
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IPhone 5 proximity sensor not working! (iOS 6.0.1)

iPhone 5 proximity sensor not working! (iOS 6.0.1)
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Remove any screen protectors and cases, does the problem continue?

Iphone 6 home button sensor not working

I just got the iphone 6 in the mail and I've been having trouble setting up the fingerprint lock and reachability option. My home button sensor doesn't seem to work. I had my thumb over the fingerprint sensor for 5 minutes and it didn't read at all.. the screen remained idle. I tried everything. (I let my thumb sit over the button for minutes without moving, covered the ring, and even tried pressing down out of aggravation). And when I turned on the accessibility option for reachability. I double tapped my home button and nothing happened. Is my phone defected or am I doing something wrong?

Hi,
I had the same problem and after many hours of work was confirmed to be a hardware problem (according to the Apple technical support).
I have sent it back.
Did you ever resolve your issue?

My proximity sensor does not work on my iPhone 4

My proximity sensor does not work on my iPhone 4

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Windows 7 Pro x64 does not detect HP Mobile Data Protection Sensor (accelerometer)

Hello there.
I installed win7pro x64 yesterday and already came across a serious problem that makes my way of using the notebook a bit dangerous for my precious data.
When I was working on HP-branded Vista 32bit (from recovery partition etc), there was a device called HP Mobile Data Protection Sensor together with HP ProtectSmart (or Protect Smart) software. In other words, the HDD accelerometer that parks HDD's heads when it "feels" it's falling or something, and software for it. It worked brilliantly.
Until I decided to install Win7... Then, surprisingly after a driver-install failure and taking a look at the Device Manager I noticed that there's no such device! I checked it three times, looked at every device's property, even reinstalled Vista 32bit back - it showed again - and installed Win7 - not detected again. There's nothing that has Device ID's HPQ004! I remember people saying that after fresh Windows install, there were 6 unknown devices or more. I had only 5. [Fingerprint device, 3x MemCard reader and IR receiver]. There was no accelerometer... Also, when I try to install the drivers/software, the windows pops up:
ProtectSmart Hard Drive Protection: with text Property.AccelerometerNotPresent
and then another one saying something like Features were not installed because of installation error or unsupported feature.
So now I'm stuck with a notebook that is unsafe to travel with, because the disk is no longer protected
I already installed all the drivers available from HP page, even downloaded newest ones from Intel (chipset) etc.
Is there a solution to this? Has anyone else encountered this problem?
Windows 7 is officially out and available as RTM version, not beta, so I think HP should open support for it and release new drivers for win7! And most importantly, fix this issue ...
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Well, thanks to myself, I fixed it. After some thinking I remembered that ACPI = BIOS-related. It appears that there is a problem with the newest (F16) BIOS.
F.16 changelog is below:
Version: F.16 A (26 May 2009) Fixes
Updates the Intel MRC Code to version 2.7.
Updates the Intel AHCI OP ROM to version iSrc 1.20_E.0012 11252008.
Updates the BIOS to support Microsoft Windows Vista Operating Systems with Service Pack 2 (SP2).
I went back to version F.14 and... boom! New (unknown) device found And guess what, it's ACPI/HPQ0004... So now my HDD is protected again ^^ yay!
I don't know which of these changes cause that, but it looks that that can be fixed.
I'll go back to F.16 again to see if the device will disappear and then contact HP support on that case.
EDIT: Well, F.16 breaks things again, so it's definetely a BIOS problem. Thanks for... umm... well... at least spread the word, guys I hope this helps if someone has the same problem.
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IPad touch-screen sensor the does not work on one part of displey

I have problem with a part of the screen on my iPad. It seems like the sensor on the screen does not work. When draging items or webpages through that section, the dragging stops. It looks like the screen is not detecting my fingers on that part. Part of the screen that is not working is about 1 cm wide. iPad is 1 month old.
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Had the same issue with a 1cm strip from top to bottom (portrait) not responding. I did a backup, a complete factory reset, and then a restore of the backup. So far it seems to be working again!!

Sensor does not work after hitting tablet Z

What to do? fell at an angle plate - stopped working sensor. Case-warranty and repair costs money unreal. Someone tell me - what can I do?

The first thing I would do is to do a factory reset and/or reinstall the software with SUS or PCC, but I don't quite understand which sensor you are referring to, if you meant to say the Digitizer/touchscreen then you will have to either pay Sony or buy the piece online and install it yourself
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PC Companion (PCC)
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Alternatives on How to backup Xperias
http://talk.sonymobile.com/thread/36355
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GPU 0 Die Temp Sensor ERROR on a MacBook Pro. Can anybody help?

Hello.
My wife has a 15-inch, 2.4GHz MacBook Pro model 3.1 laptop.
All of sudden the screen started to flicker, and after that, it could no longer be booted. Applelogo visible but the timewheel stops and nothing happens.
I managed to get hold of a copy of ASD (Apple Service Diagnostic) for her computer, and I found out what was wrong:
There is a test called "Temp Sensor - GPU 0 Die Temp" that fails. I get the following message:
"Temp sensor GPU 0 Die Temp test 1 - Sensor Reads Within Operating Range
- Check to ensure that sensor reads within operating range.
ERROR - Unable to read sensor
- TEST FAILED -
Temp sensor GPU 0 Die Temp test 8 - Sensor Noise Test
- Checks that sensor Noise is within spec.
ERROR - Unable to read sensor
- TEST FAILED -"
If I look in the "Hardware Profile" under "sensor" I find the following:
"Sensor
type:            Temperature
location:            TG0D
low-limit:            15
high-limit:        85
reading:            1.0
description:        GPU 0 Heatsink Temp
noise-tolerance:    1.0"
The thing is that the problem seems to be intermittent. It comes and goes. All of a sudden the test passes and I can boot the computer. Some days the computer can work for a whole day, so it doesn´t seem to be related to temperature.
What do you guys and girls think? Is this fixable by myself? Does anybody know where this sensor is located? Maybe it´s just a bad connection, since it´s intermittent?
I feel I have come a little bit on the way to be able to solve this issue, and it would feel like a failure to be forced to leave the computer at an Apple Service Center, if it´s even worth it to do that. There is a risk that the computer is not worth a repair.
Could someone please chime in here for a clever advice?
Thanks.
Bo Reimer.

Welcome Bo!
It may be related to a known problem with MBPs 3,1 and 4,1. Some had a bad Nvidea Geforce 8600M GT video chipset that could fail under high heat cpnditions. There is an Apple Repair Extension Program (REP) that will fix the defect at no charge for up to four years from date of purchase:
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS2377
You'll need to have an Apple retail store or an authorized service provider check the computer with a special test gadget for positive ID of the problem to qualify. If it does, you get a new logic board. Reported turnaround for the fix is from same day to three days.
If their test does not turn up the Nvideo curse, you still have an affordable repair option if you live in North America (It would he helpful if you fill in the "Geographic Information" field in your profile--at this point I'm having to assume you're in N. America)).
The option is a depot repair. Apple sends your computer to their central refurbishment facility and bascially fixes anything outside of cosmetic damage for a flat fee of about US$315--much cheaper that a new computer. Taxes and shipping may apply.
People who have used this option are reporting excellent results and a turnaround of about one business week.

Remote Sensor not working HP h8-1260t

My computer works fine to watch TV on Windows Media Center using an over the air antenna. But the Remote sensor does not seem to be working. I have the remote sensor plugged into the IR IN spot. When I press any of the remote control buttons, nothing happens. There is not even a light on the remote sensor indicating that it has detected any signal. The Device Manager shows a functional "Microsoft eHome Infrared Transceiver" in the Human Interface Devices section. I have tried to update the drivers, but it states no update needed. I uninstalled and re-installed the drivers as well without any luck. Any advice appreciated.

Hello again Jbschwart,
Thank you for the quick feedback on the status of your issue. Have you tried a Clean Boot yet? I am providing you with an Microsoft Support document: How to perform a clean boot in Windows, which will guide you through the process. As well another thing to try is to follow the steps set out in the HP Support document: Using Microsoft System Restore (Windows 7), which will guild you through the process of restoring your computer back to a point in time where the IR worked.
My last thought on this would be to try the HP Support document: Backing Up Your Files (Windows 7) to back your personal files up and then use the HP Support document: Performing an HP System Recovery (Windows 7) to recover your computer back to factory.
As the recovery back to factory will replace ALL the software if the issue persists then it is a hardware issue and I think it would be best if you contact HP Technical Support for repair options.
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IR sensor worked last week, but not now.

I did have Plex installed and that had been taking over my infrared signals to the point which I could not control anything else. I tried installing remote buddy so that I could use the apple remote to control vlc. This didn't work either until I renamed my plex folder located in application support, even after turning the remote input off in the Plex settings. Anyway, after everything working fine for about two weeks, now all of a sudden the remote will not work. I have tested on a macbook and it works fine, have tried it with remote buddy while off and then while on, and it does show up under usb under system profiler so I know the IR sensor is at least still recognized by the system. It also no longer shows a remote as being paired in sys preferences > security, which is a new development, and it also will not allow me to successfully re-pair the remote. Is there any way to find out which programs are actively using the IR sensor, or any way to test it's functionality? I am under the assumption that if it shows up in sys profiler than it is most likely a software issue. I tried creating a new user, but unfortunately I apparently had installed quite a few programs for all users, so it doesn't really give me a clean slate for testing. Any new ideas are much appreciated.

Output from aplay -l
**** List of PLAYBACK Hardware Devices ****
card 0: HDMI [HDA ATI HDMI], device 3: ATI HDMI [ATI HDMI]
Subdevices: 1/1
Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
card 1: CMI8738 [C-Media CMI8738], device 0: CMI8738-MC6 [C-Media PCI DAC/ADC]
Subdevices: 1/1
Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
card 1: CMI8738 [C-Media CMI8738], device 1: CMI8738-MC6 [C-Media PCI 2nd DAC]
Subdevices: 1/1
Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
card 1: CMI8738 [C-Media CMI8738], device 2: CMI8738-MC6 [C-Media PCI IEC958]
Subdevices: 1/1
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I'm using the C-media card
My only success with passthrough today was with the xbmc live cd, I haven't had any success with killing pulseaudio either? I'v tried pasuspender which seems to temporarily disable pulseaudio however no succes. I also found this on the pulseaudio mailing list https://tango.0pointer.de/pipermail/pul … 05179.html
Any ideas?
Many thanks Sigurd

My iPhone 5 won't sync with the Nike Plus sensor

My iPhone 5 won't sync with Ike Plus sensor, new or old.

Hello bfelix,
You may need to switch 'Nike + iPod' off in your Settings, then re-enabling it. Make sure that the sensor is not in sleep mode (which can be corrected by pressing the small button on the side opposite the Nike and Apple logos). Depending on the age of the sensor, however, the battery may be depleted.
Make sure you have the latest version of... iPhone... software and iTunes installed.
Make sure the sensor is not in sleep mode by using a pen or stylus to press the Sleep/Wake button on your sensor once to wake it up.
On your home screen, tap Settings.
Scroll down and tap the Nike + iPod option.
Disable the Nike + iPod feature and then re-enable it by tapping the On/Off button at the top of the page.
Place the sensor back in the shoe and walk around to activate the sensor as you attempt to relink it to your iPod touch or iPhone 3GS.
If the issue persists and you have access to another sensor, link the new sensor to your iPod touch or iPhone 3GS. If you can link the new sensor to your iPod touch or iPhone, take in your first sensor for service.
Nike + iPod: Sensor not recognized by receiver, iPod touch (2nd generation), or iPhone 3GS
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1587
Nike + iPod: About the sensor battery
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1400
The Nike + iPod Sensor's battery is not replaceable or rechargeable and has a life of over a thousand active hours. The sensor has a sophisticated built-in power-management system, allowing the sensor to consume power only when active (that is, when it senses motion).
Cheers,
Allen

My ipod stops or pauses while I am walking...I am using the nike sensor with my Ipod. Will it pause when I stop walking for a period of time?

I have purchased the nike sensor to use with my Ipod touch. I tried it on the golf course and it kept pausing after time.. I tried the different ways to work out eg basic, timed, calories...but it kept pausing after a short distance. Is this because you stop and start with golf? Is there a setting I can adjust?

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