Lovely work. I hope you are making good money doing some online training. Your videos are far better than many training videos for Labview and Labview with Arduino. Thank you.
Hi, Take a look at this page explaining different methods for representing data on an XY Graph: knowledge.ni.com/KnowledgeArticleDetails?id=kA00Z0000019NAfSAM&l=en-NO
Hi, If you do not want the output to the LED, then simply remove the "Set Duty Cycle" VI and wire the "Analog Read" VI directly to the loop output terminal.
@@SStock its fine, thankyou for replying, yeah ive been trying to make the output from potentio into moving a motor but seems more complicated than i think
Hey, it is ok till the Set Duty Cycle. There it gives error: The specified PWM channel (6) is not available at the. This device does not support PWM. I have tried on other channels as well. What could be the possible problem?
Hi, Try to use the "Peak Detector" VI located under "Signal Processing->Signal Operation". If you do not know how to use this VI, then you can do a Google search on: "LabVIEW Peak Detector VI". Good luck :)
Hi, In this video demonstration I'm showing how you can "read" the output(voltage) from a potentiometer and display this in a chart. The voltage is then sent out again, after being scaled to 0-1 volt (by multiplying with 0.2), using the "set duty cycle" (PWM). Note that the potentiometer is NOT directly connected to the LED, but goes into the Arduino and then out to the LED.
Well, it should work without any problems... Have you remembered to upload the firmware first? (If not, take a look at my video demonstration "Getting started (by uploading the firmware)" ruclips.net/video/xdPMmwH9ll8/видео.html ) Also check your wiring by comparing it with the wiring diagram shown in the beginning of this video demonstration (at 0:02).
Lovely work. I hope you are making good money doing some online training. Your videos are far better than many training videos for Labview and Labview with Arduino. Thank you.
Hi,
Thank you :)
Thank you so much body
Excellent job
Thanks a lot sir ji
I want to set the clock output period, how do I set it?
Hi,
I’m not sure if I understand what you are asking for…
Thank you boss
can you show me how to use XY graph on LINX ?
Hi,
Take a look at this page explaining different methods for representing data on an XY Graph:
knowledge.ni.com/KnowledgeArticleDetails?id=kA00Z0000019NAfSAM&l=en-NO
amazing work, sorry i need to ask but can you use this to just read the signal without led output (just graph to read potentiometer), thanks
Hi,
If you do not want the output to the LED, then simply remove the "Set Duty Cycle" VI and wire the "Analog Read" VI directly to the loop output terminal.
@@SStock its fine, thankyou for replying, yeah ive been trying to make the output from potentio into moving a motor but seems more complicated than i think
Hey, it is ok till the Set Duty Cycle. There it gives error: The specified PWM channel (6) is not available at the. This device does not support PWM. I have tried on other channels as well. What could be the possible problem?
Hi,
Are you using an a Arduino UNO?
(If so, try to upload the firmware again)
How to count pulse?
Hi,
Try to use the "Peak Detector" VI located under "Signal Processing->Signal Operation".
If you do not know how to use this VI, then you can do a Google search on: "LabVIEW Peak Detector VI".
Good luck :)
Why you multiply by .2
Hi,
The output (voltage) is scaled to the range of 0-1V (by multiplying with 0.2) since the LED brightness is more or less at max around 1V :)
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why u use set duty cycle
Hi,
In this video demonstration I'm showing how you can "read" the output(voltage) from a potentiometer and display this in a chart.
The voltage is then sent out again, after being scaled to 0-1 volt (by multiplying with 0.2), using the "set duty cycle" (PWM).
Note that the potentiometer is NOT directly connected to the LED, but goes into the Arduino and then out to the LED.
Do u have a email or intagram or facebook..i want to ask u about my ds18b20 temperature sensor..analog read
Take a look at the following topic at MakerHub forums:
www.labviewmakerhub.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=845
can you explain it?
Hi,
What do you need explained? :)
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It didn't come out :(
Hi,
I'm not sure what you mean by "It didn't come out".
@@SStock I mean it didn't work out, maybe I'm doing something wrong
Well, it should work without any problems...
Have you remembered to upload the firmware first?
(If not, take a look at my video demonstration "Getting started (by uploading the firmware)" ruclips.net/video/xdPMmwH9ll8/видео.html )
Also check your wiring by comparing it with the wiring diagram shown in the beginning of this video demonstration (at 0:02).