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6:36 pm
September 10, 2015
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Using Labview 2014 and the Home edition, any basic, example, or user program, finishes running interpreter and generating downloadable program, but compiling announcement never ends and stays there. Need to shut down labview in a forced way to stop this.
6:48 pm
March 12, 2015
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Likely you have the wrong board selected. What board do you have connected and what do you have selected? Are you compiling only or compiling and downloading?
6:54 pm
September 10, 2015
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Thanks Steffan I am using Due Board and it is configured on usb-serial port 4 and selected correctly, and I have used both compiling and compiling and downloading. Now I have used "Arduino code" and I can see now the error shown:
Generating downloadable program...error!
Error in (name of program): Arduino function "Arduino Compatible Compiler for Labview.lvlib: PinMode" not supported.
And the same error for "Digital Write".
7:05 pm
March 12, 2015
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You cannot use the Arduino Code option. That is for user library development (refer to the user manual). Please post a screenshot showing your board selection menu.
7:18 pm
September 10, 2015
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Ok understood, here it is Steffan
7:22 pm
March 12, 2015
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I dont see an image.
8:11 pm
March 12, 2015
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Also, be sure you are selecting the "Arduino Due (Programming Port)" not the "Arduino Duemilanove" as those are different boards. You can also try compiling in the Arduino IDE to see if it has the same issue.
3:46 am
September 10, 2015
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6:08 am
March 12, 2015
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It seems very strange that you have 2 copies of the Arduino Due boards in your board list. Did you try the other "Arduino Due (Programming Port)" option? Did you try to get a basic program to download from the Arduino IDE? If that fails the best bet may be to uninstall the Arduino IDE completely and reinstall the IDE, then the SAM board support.
2:12 pm
September 10, 2015
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Yes Steffan I uninstalled IDE and the Toolkit from Labview, erased the Arduino directory completely from my PC and start over again. Now I have only one Arduino Due board type at Arduino IDE and on the tollkit too.
Do the Arduino IDE should be opened and running in order to get a succesfull compilation on Arduino toolkit?
Thanks for your time
2:38 pm
March 12, 2015
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The Arduino IDE does not need to be open when compiling in the ACC4LV. Do you still have the issue after re-install? If so, can you try downloading a sketch from the Arduino IDE to the Due to see if you have the same issue to make sure it is nothing wrong with the hardware?
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