Your Favorite Labview tutorials

[idahorobot]

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Which Labview tutorials have helped you the most? Please post link!

I have gone through the Labview tutorials and find them great but when I go to the basic VI on Labview I am at a loss to make modifications to the basic code. Are there tutorials that deal with the FRC FIRST robot directly?

For example a simple task: How do I make button 2 turn on the joy stick in usb 1 activate a motor when pushed and then go off when released? Using PWM 3 , a Jaguar, and any motor. I did watch the simple motor video and could parrot that exercise.

Thank you

[McGurky]

i have found that Itunes podcasts from Labview Zone to be quite Helpful to me!

[LVMastery]

Maybe I have a bias, but I'm a big fan of ours!

www.LVMastery.com/tipjar

Ben Zimmer
-- LVMastery team.

[keen101]

The LVMastery ones are my favorite too. Much more exciting and helpful than the official ones from NI. (no offense NI, but yours are very dry)

These are the only three I've watched so far, but they were great.


http://www.lvmastery.com/files/FIRSTDec12_Part1/FIRSTDec12_Part1(2).html

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http://www.lvmastery.com/files/FirstDec12_Part2/FirstDec12_Part2.html

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http://www.lvmastery.com/files/FirstDec12_Part3b/FirstDec12_Part3b.html

[McGurky]

ARE there more than those three, i loved the three, but never bothered to check for others, is there more?

[LVMastery]

More coming very soon.

I've been debating how best to help once the competition kicks off as well... maybe weekly webinars?

Any suggestions?

Thanks,
Ben

[McGurky]

webinars would be really cool, our team would certainly do it, and thank you, your videos are very helpful!!

[brianc217]

yes i find the lvmastery ones to be the best. starting with tip jar number five through number nine