Trouble synchronizing my centro

After I have loaded 6.2 software and plug phone in using USB port I get a low alarm saying that the computer is searching for device drivers. This message pops up and goes away continuously. Then it finally tells me the driver cannot be found contact PALM. I have uninstalled and reinstalled many times. Also did a soft reset on the phone. Please help....
Post relates to: Centro (Verizon)
Post relates to: Centro (Verizon)

Try the procedure in the following article on kb.palm.com.
Click on the following link to the kb.palm.com webpage for the article regarding Windows New Hardware Wizard asks for a USB driver when I try to synchronize.
http://www.palm.com/cgi-bin/cso_kbURL.cgi?ID=26405
For reference purposes, click on the following link for the support page for your device on the kb.palm.com webpage.
http://www.palm.com/us/support/centro/centro_vzw/
There are links on the page to the user guide, troubleshooting, how to's, downloads, etc.
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I was dismayed to discover, when I had to purchase a new PC, which came with Windows 7 (64 bit), that my Centro (Verizon) could not HotSync via the USB cable. I did find the following instructions to HotSync with Bluetooth (with which I am not familiar).
http://kb.palm.com/wps/portal/kb/common/article/49229_en.html
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Thank you for this information I also just created an post located here: http://forums.palm.com/palm/board/message?board.id=windows_hotsync&thread.id=53678
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Synchronizing two counter frequency inputs with multiple analog inputs

Hello all,
I'm fairly new to LabVIEW and I'm trying to collect data from multiple sources with synchronized timing on the acquisition but I'm having trouble figuring it out. My problem is that I've got two counter frequency inputs, one optical tachometer reading one pulse per revolution, and a max machinery flow meter with a k factor of 12000. I can't seem to figure out how to sync the timing with my multiple analog inputs. I've been attempting to get the tachometer to sync with the analog inputs first by following the example linked here. (https://decibel.ni.com/content/docs/DOC-10785) So far each time I run it I either get a timeout error on the DAQmx read or a "Multiple sample clock pulses were detected" error (see attached image). It seems if I slow the sampling rate way down to say 10 hz and ensure that the tachometer signal is over 800-1000 RPM (13-17 Hz) before starting the VI then the program will run without errors until the RPM drops below that threshold then the "Multiple sample clock pulses" error occurs. The code is attached below.
Does anyone know of a more effective way of syncing counter frequency inputs with analog inputs? I'd like to have a VI that can show 0 RPM (and eventually 0 flow as well, but I think I need to figure out the timing of one counter before I add another as it seems I can't have two counters in the same task). Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.
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Thanks!
Richard
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Maybe third times the charm?
So I've finally got a good handle on why the VI is having problems at low RPM though I'm somewhat embarassed how long it took me to do that
Because I have the counter time synced to my Analog input task if it doesn't see at least two pulses between the two clock pulses set by the analog input task I get the -201314 "Multiple sample clock pulses" error. This seems fine at first as it just sets a minimum RPM that I can measure and it's well below the area I'm interested in so no problems there. I tried a simple error handler that would clear the error when it happend assuming the loop would keep iterating until the RPM went above that minimum at which point I would get a signal again. This is not the case, the read function just continues to spit out the -201314 error even after the RPM is back in the readable range. So then I tried adding two case structures so that when the error occured it would stop the task, clear the error, and then start the task again on the next loop iteration (Code Attached). This also doesn't work as the error shows up again on the stop task and then AGAIN on the start task on the next loop iteration. It seems this error is not actually being cleared and once it happens it stays with the task regardless of what the error cluster is carrying.
Anyone have any ideas? The only solution I can think of is to just clear all tasks and recreate them each loop iteration until the RPM is readable again but that strikes me as a horribly clunky solution.
Richard
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SimpleDAQ_1_Start Stop.vi ‏48 KB

Difficulty synchronizing data from VISA resource with data from a physical channel

Essentially what I'd like my program to do is control the electrical power going (sourcing either current or voltage) into a light and measure the intensity of the light at a given power level, and then do this automatically for ~1000 increments of the source voltage/current.
One of my lab partners made a program a while back which does what we want("LIV Sweep Rev.vi" the first image in the link at the end of this post), but it's a bit sloppy: the program is able to interact with the power supply (connected directly to the computer via USB) and make it turn on, increase the voltage/current, and record the "IV" characteristics just fine. The program can also interact with the light detector (connected via NI-BNC 2110) and gather the photocurrent data. The problem, however, is that the data wouldn't be in sync. The photocurrent data for when the light was actually supplied with 1V would be improperly recorded in the cell for when 2V are applied to the light. To fix this problem my lab partner added in a time delay so that the detector will pause for ~0.35 sec (user-specified in front panel) before gathering data.
The program works, but I figured there had to be a better way. The thing about the timing, however, is that it changes from run to run. Sometimes a delay of 0.45 s works well, and other times the power supply will have shut down while the detector is still gathering data (and thus we miss the low end of the sweep). Other times the detector will turn on too early, which will cut off the high end of the sweep.
(Note: I have next to zero experience with LabVIEW, but I know a little bit of java, so I understand most programming jargon)
I spent all day yesterday trying to find out how to synchronize two data aquisitions (my attempt is shown in the "LIV SweepSummerDuncanRev3.vi" in the link at the bottom, 2nd image) but I'm running into trouble when I try to trigger the sample clock using the VISA Resource Name for the power supply.
The programs can be viewed here:
http://imgur.com/a/Up3eS
I'd really appreciate any and all advice that you folks have to offer!

Change the code such that rather than using a ramp from your power supply, just output a single value. Then do your measurement and then step to the next value in your ramp.
You can use a State Machine (SEarch if you do not know that term in LV).
Some gear will allow specifying a ramp driven by an external clock. If you widget can handle an external clock/trigger that approach could run faster.
Without hardware to syncronize the various sub-systems you would have to resort to using a RT OS and depending on the instruments, even that could be hit-n-miss.
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Problem in synchronizing signals on my SBRIO

Hi All,
I need some advise on how to proceed with my project.
I need to send a 32 bit data to my unit under test with the following parameters. CLK+, FS+ and DO+.
The clock runs at 4MHZ. The FS+ sends a 33 bit length of high signal for data processing and within this frame I need to send my 32bit data.
What I did is I created 3 loops as shown in my diagram.
1. The first loop is a timed loop to generate my clock pulses. I run it at 8MHZ with the high and low signals alternating per loop.
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I compiled up to this version of the code and run it with out any problems. I was able to generate the FS+ signal at 2ns after the clock rises and is having exactly 33 clock cycles of length.
3. The third loop which is I am having trouble right now is designed for the data loop. I also used the Clock Pulse and the external data to start the sequence. I used a single WAIT signal to delay the start of the data in by 1 clock cycle and use a for loop to send in the 32 bit data at 250ns (10 ticks) per loop.
The problem is I am not getting the desired result that I want. The start of the bits is always erratic and not 1 clock cycle delay as I hoped for. Also the first bit is way too small for the 250ns.
Can somebody tell me where did I go wrong? Is there another way to approach this?
Your help will be greatly appreciated.
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As a short answer, I would recommend combining all three sets of loops into a single state machine. All three loops are intended to be based on the 8MHz derived clock domain.
As a longer answer and to explain the behavior you are seeing... the timing of this code is affected by data crossing clock domains. The details are in this LabVIEW FPGA help post: Implementing Multiple Clock Domains When crossing clock domains (by using a tunnel from inside the 8MHz Timed Loop clock domain to the 40MHz block diagram clock domain), LabVIEW is forced to implement a hand shaking algorithm to ensure the data integrity is maintained. This hand shaking consumes FPGA fabric (logic cells) and takes multiple 25ns clock cycles to execute, so that creates the undesired delay. In addition, the third loop can't guarantee that the data out code will trigger off of the same clock pulse as the second loop because of the handshaking that occurs for data to be passed into the 8MHz loops.
I would recommend you base the entire communication off of a single Timed Loop, in a configuration called a state machine. Essentially, a timed loop with a case structure inside, where each frame of the case structure is a different state. Within a Timed Loop state machine, you cannot use the "wait" function, so delays have to be implemented with a "do nothing" state that is repeated N number of times to equal the delay needed. The following link is to a similar state machine for SPI communication that would be a good example for how to implement this communication: LabVIEW FPGA SPI Example.
The above example implements the following communication scheme, which sounds pretty close to what you are implementing:
This code is a little more complicated than what may be absolutely necessary for your application, but it is a great example of a scalable & flexible implementation of the core concept (this code can easily be migrated to new hardware targets or add multiple replicated or altered communication protocols to the same architecture.)
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Can anyone explain this error message in very, very simple language and tell me what I can do about it?

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Synchronizing counter and analog tasks

Hi,
I would like to synchronize an analog task and a counter task. I want to share the AI sample clock for the analog task and the counter task. I found an example on NI website that seem be be suitable:
http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/BB7AE2D12BB04CBE862574FA005D3826
I'm trying to use the first example given in the KB: CounterSynch-Analogtask.vi. I'm using a PCI 6621 with LV 8.6 and DAQmx 8.7.2.
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Hi Clemente,
The reason you were getting this error is because the counter task was set to finite while it is continuously reading in the while loop.
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I have an iPHone 5 64GB with iTunes 11 installed on an 2 yr old HP laptop running Windows 7. I am having sync'ing issues. I am receiving an overcapacity error I have not seen before even though I can manually remove audiobooks I have previously loaded to get the overcapacity down below the available 64GB limit. I have removed most of them now and can get the sync to begin. Not sure if it will actually complete. But now I do not have but a relatively few audio books loaded. I have backed up and restored to see it that helps but am still getting the same overcapacity error. Seems whatever I had included was doubled in an "other" category. Also, in the recent upgrade to iTunes, it takes forever to sync when I change content. Sync'ing takes a lot longer than before. Has anyone else experienced similar performance issues.

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DISCUSSION: I am trying to find a way to streamline the synchronization process of my BlackBerry 8820 to my Outlook 2007 software. Do to the nature of my work I am always traveling and have little accessibility to my schedulers computer. My schedule is constantly adjusting throughout the day/week and my scheduler is unable to remotely push the updates to me. I am aware that T-Mobile’s Sidekick has a downloadable software the allows the operator to synchronize without docking the unit. I am wondering if there is anything like this for the BlackBerry.
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