Thread: Legality of Arduino Programming
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Re: Legality of Arduino Programming
One option is to use LabVIEW to construct an Ethernet interface that is addressed to the Arduino Uno (you'd need the Ethernet shield).

Program the Arduino using the sketch editor and communicate with the cRIO using UDP.

If this works correctly, you should be able to use the Arduino in one of two configurations. In the slave configuration, you would do the LED programming in LabVIEW and tell the Arduino which pins to activate and at what rate. The other option would be to use LabVIEW to send data values to the Arduino to process and determine the LED pins and rates. There is also the third method, which would be a combination of both.
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