Custom Dashboard code for LabVIEW ready for download.

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Posted by Eli Crossman at 2/13/2001 9:21 PM EST


Engineer on team #145, T-Rx, from Norwich, NY and Procter and Gamble Pharmaceuticals.



Ok, due to interest I am posting the custom code for starters. Anyone using LabVIEW can use the code and adapt it to your needs. I will publish an .EXE file for those of you without LabVIEW in the next few days. Email me with any questions. crossmanej@hotmail.com

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Posted by Michael Bloomfield at 2/13/2001 9:49 PM EST


Student on team Robotic Plague from Staten Island Tech sponsored by Verizon.


In Reply to: Custom Dashboard code for LabVIEW ready for download.
Posted by Eli Crossman on 2/13/2001 9:21 PM EST:



Is LabView available for download? Also know any good tutorial sites...will learn it in a few hours. Thanks.

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Posted by Eli Crossman at 2/14/2001 8:47 AM EST


Engineer on team #145, T-Rx, from Norwich, NY and Procter and Gamble Pharmaceuticals.


In Reply to: Re: Custom Dashboard code for LabVIEW ready for download.
Posted by Michael Bloomfield on 2/13/2001 9:49 PM EST:



LabVIEW has an evaluation copy that you can request, but it comes on CD. They also have nice online tutorials. It isn't extremely dificult to learn the basics, and to make the dashboard work. With the starter code I'm offering all you need to do is add custom indicators for each output that you want to use. The LabVIEW reqest site for an evaluation copy is below. I will be posting an .exe file for people without LabVIEW in the next few days.

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Posted by Eli Crossman at 2/14/2001 8:48 AM EST


Engineer on team #145, T-Rx, from Norwich, NY and Procter and Gamble Pharmaceuticals.


In Reply to: Re: Custom Dashboard code for LabVIEW ready for download.
Posted by Eli Crossman on 2/14/2001 8:47 AM EST:



LabVIEW has an evaluation copy that you can request, but it comes on CD. They also have nice online tutorials. It isn't extremely dificult to learn the basics, and to make the dashboard work. With the starter code I'm offering all you need to do is add custom indicators for each output that you want to use. The LabVIEW reqest site for an evaluation copy is below. I will be posting an .exe file for people without LabVIEW in the next few days.