I was 1 week attempting to connect LINX with Labview 2020....today i found this tutorial, i see, execute all steps and voila, works fine. Thanks a lot.
thank you, sinc. I just wanna ask, for this example, you are using esp8266 wifi module. Im trying to connect the wemos d1 esp8266 to labview. is the process same as this?
The LINX is installed and I cannot find MakerHub directory in Labview2019 to replace the ESP8266 file. Where is the MakerHub directory on Labview2019 ?
Hi Ozkur, you would have to modify the firmware files to accommodate the ESP32, as its not supported. You might want to start with the ESP8266 firmware and add on to it.
Dear sir. your video is deceiving at best. To be clear, your are NOT Programming, Uploading or Debugging a LabVIEW application to the ESP8266. In your video you show how to use two pre-made programs (one made in C and the other made in LabVIEW) that communicate with each other via TCP/IP communication. None of the steps in your video show us how to actually compile a LabVIEW program to the ESP8266 (if that is possible). I'm just saying that so that others that come by know that. Other than the technically misleading titles, your video is good and has great production value. Keep up with your great work!
I followed this guide but I get the error "esptool.FatalError: Failed to connect to ESP8266: Timed out waiting for packet header" when uploading the sketch. I looked for a solution in many places via Google, most of them involved wiring things a little differently, but ultimately none worked. I'm stumped. What should I do?
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Hey everyone, first video of the year! Let me know if you know how to resolve that bug I mentioned in the video :)
I was 1 week attempting to connect LINX with Labview 2020....today i found this tutorial, i see, execute all steps and voila, works fine. Thanks a lot.
Glad it helped!
Thanks for another useful content Sin. LabVIEW is so much easier to work with now that I've got your tutorials! Helps so much!!! Keep them coming!!
Great to hear!
Hey, nice videos. keep it up. Looking forward to more.
Thanks! Next project is coming soon :)
thank you, sinc. I just wanna ask, for this example, you are using esp8266 wifi module. Im trying to connect the wemos d1 esp8266 to labview. is the process same as this?
The LINX is installed and I cannot find MakerHub directory in Labview2019 to replace the ESP8266 file. Where is the MakerHub directory on Labview2019 ?
It should be in "C:\Program Files (x86)\National Instruments\LabVIEW 2019\vi.lib\MakerHub", adjust as applicable. Which step are you up to?
Hi, firstly thansk for explanation. I have a question. Can I use that library with esp32-wroom-32?
Hi Ozkur, you would have to modify the firmware files to accommodate the ESP32, as its not supported. You might want to start with the ESP8266 firmware and add on to it.
@@SINConsulting Thanks for fast reply. I'll try to modify your firmware. I hope I can do :)
Thanks again for your help and explanation
Anytime :)
Have you tried to connect arduino to raspberry pi and program both together by Linx labview
Not yet, but maybe a future project. Currently I'm working on connecting an ESP8266 to an Arduino so you can program it over Wi-Fi.
@@SINConsulting very good step and I hope it will be in English , whis you the best
can i get the arduino ide code?
Check my GitHub.
Dear sir. your video is deceiving at best. To be clear, your are NOT Programming, Uploading or Debugging a LabVIEW application to the ESP8266. In your video you show how to use two pre-made programs (one made in C and the other made in LabVIEW) that communicate with each other via TCP/IP communication. None of the steps in your video show us how to actually compile a LabVIEW program to the ESP8266 (if that is possible).
I'm just saying that so that others that come by know that. Other than the technically misleading titles, your video is good and has great production value. Keep up with your great work!
Thanks for the feedback!
I followed this guide but I get the error "esptool.FatalError: Failed to connect to ESP8266: Timed out waiting for packet header"
when uploading the sketch. I looked for a solution in many places via Google, most of them involved wiring things a little differently, but ultimately none worked. I'm stumped. What should I do?