2:09 am
December 10, 2016
Please suggest a way to get me up and running with the home version demo. i have used labview and arduinos for years.
Compiler will not produce result on my UNO, Windows10, labview 2016
Arduino IDE 1.6.12 is running and non labview compiler sketches upload and access serial port work with UNO connected to COM12.
I load Labview compiler example: Analog Input – Temperature.vi
I run 'compiler verify only'. It says: compiling and downloading .. finished.
Next I try 'compile and download' (with the IDE Running and on Com port 12.
No activity occurs on the UNO board light
I select the serial monitor. shows intended characters generated by the last skch that was running on thd board before I used the labview compiler.
I select arduino code:
Many errors are reported including:
error in analog input--- temperature vi : function not supported
and many more functions not supported
Should the arduino IDE be running?
5:01 am
March 12, 2015
Please refer to this FAQ regarding your issue.
Also, the Arduino Code option is only for use when porting an Arduino Library to LabVIEW. Refer to this section in the help manual for more information on the Arduino Code option.
10:01 pm
December 10, 2016
I am trying to run the same example at work on an IDE version 1.6.13. i get a compile error:
1.0.0.21, Arduino/Genuino Zero (Programming Port)
Loading configuration...
Initializing packages...
Preparing boards...
Verifying...
C:\Users\h5b\AppData\Local\Temp\58e9973bb6e2e908c6c199f5a9d39075.tmp\temp\temp.ino:1:21: fatal error: LVArray.h: No such file or directory
#include "LVArray.h"
please advise how to run this sketch.
1:34 am
December 10, 2016
Now I have two computers unable to run the example sketch Analog input--- temperature vi
On my home computer I uninstalled arduino 1.6.12 and installed 1.6.11. i uninstalled and reinstalled the arduino compiler for labview. I get this error. No such file or directory #include "LVArray.h"
this is the same error I get on my work computer with arduino 1.6.13 IDE, this IDE version is supposed to address the problem yo described.
where is the "LVArray.h" file supposed to be located?
please suggest a solution.
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