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Saving and Retriving data to the cRio in Labview
I need to save data to the cRio and later load it on to a computer.
I am relatively new to the programming world, so please bear with me, as I have only been using Labview for about a year. Many thanks |
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16-03-2009, 07:38
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Re: Saving and Retriving data to the cRio in Labview
To save it, use file I/O functions, perhaps look at examples if you get stuck.
To retrieve from the computer, I'd use an ftp client. If you don't have a good one, you can type ftp:///10.xx.yy.06 into the address bar of an explorer window. Navigate to the location you saved the files and drag the file back to the PC file system. Just beware of caching with the Windows Explorer based ftp. It usually works, but sometimes shows you stuff that isn't really there. Greg McKaskle |
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16-03-2009, 21:26
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Re: Saving and Retriving data to the cRio in Labview
Thanks.
Greg McKaskle |
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