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12-04-2010, 16:22
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Re: Outputting Data Onto Computer Screen
Well if I am understanding ye right, you want to have a non-LabVIEW dashboard to display something (i.e. a computer generated image) on the Classmate?
As far as I know that wouldn't be legal for competition use with this year's rules, though you can certainly pipe out the dashboard data to another computer (via remote dashboard) and read the values coming in via whatever method of programming language you like (Processing sounds like fun). I haven't tried it, but it might work. -Tanner |
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