Hi, I was able to create a labview app to run on Windows CE 6.0 and control a NI USB-6008 to do various operations (control lockers, A/C, compressor and other items in my friends jeep). I'm interested to see if anyone has been able to write a labview app to control the serial, GPIO, or ADC's. I'll share whatever code or instructions if requested. Thanks, Tom
So far as I know Labview for Arm doesn't support mini 2440. Can u tell me the procedure, source code and porting for how you have created the labview application. I will try to write the labview app to control the serial, GPIO, or ADC's. My e-mail id is kunibabi25@yahoo.co.in.
I am very interested too.
You could use LabVIEW, select a Windows CE Target, select the Mini2440 SDK and that's it. You can find the Instructions here: http://zone.ni.com/devzone/cda/tut/p/id/4577
It's like Devesh said but a little different. I created the program using the LabVIEW Mobile Module. It lets you create applications for a "Mobile 6 Device" which is essentially Windows CE 6. You can also deploy to CE 5 and earlier versions. The LabVIEW Mobile module comes with a utility that installed a scaled down version of the LabVIEW runtime engine and drivers. In order to control the USB6008 I used the DAQmxBase drivers that are included with the Mobile module (I also had to install a special firmware version to get it to work). Here's the link that got me started: http://www.ni.com/pdf/manuals/371259h.pdf I'd like to get rid of the USB 6008 and use the on board GPIO, ADC, and PWM. I think I need to do some more research before I start controlling low level pins without understanding the built in drivers. LabVIEW Microcontroller module may be the best way to go. The board would run a real-time operating system (RTX, eCos, etc) and LabVIEW Microcontroller module would take the block diagram and generate the C code and the Keil uVision cross compiler would take that code and generate the code that would run on the microcontroller. The ARM device database says it does support the S3C2440A but will only work once I get the proper toolchain setup. If anyone has any insight on what the best practice is here please let me know. Thanks, Tom
Hi, I would like to develop something with LabView too on a Micro2440 but the USB6008 is pretty expensive. Is there any other product cheaper that can work with it? Thanks
I think we can use NI LVTPM to build application on MINI2440. To read GPIO and ADC, we have to build a dll which can be used in LV TPM. Can anyone support on that? sriks
i was able that use serial communication to conect an omron plc and send and recive data from this plc.i am trying creat a hmi by labview and use armfriedly for monitoring. can i export data to an exel file?
You can create a .csv file using Data Log.
check the labview exaples, there is an exaple how to read and write to excel file.
Hello Tom, Can you please share your example of NI-6008? I was trying to use LabVIEW mobile but did not had luck communicating between MINI2440 and NI-6008. Thanks.
Hi tom, you told that you have controlled outputs through mini2440 using lab VIEW. Can u give me a clear instruction for how to start with mini2440 and lab VIEW
I'm also trying to control the pins with labview. Someone managed to make it work? Can you help?
I'm intersted for support, suggestion or consulting to install LABVIEW application on Mini2440 with Linux OS. Thank you very mauch. Ivano Faragli
I'm not able to install LABVIEW application on Mini2440 with Linux OS. I'm waiting for suggestion or consulting to do it. Thank you for attention!! Ivano Faragli
Hi I have the same question as Ivano.how can I use LabVIEW on Minin2440 with Linux OS. can I use the touchpad module or LabVIEW embedded arm module?
the lv tpm does not support linux, just a view ni tpmodules running on xp or w7. but it's possible to run lv apps on wince with lv mobile module.
Hi, is it possible to read the sensor output from mini2440 using labview module