06-08-2016 05:37 PM
This is a hardware related question regarding inputs into a CRio 9012. I have a prebuilt system (that I'd prefer not to touch) that outputs a string of serial data through a USB port. On the prebuilt system, the data was converted from RS232 to USB with the use of a FTDI chip. My goal is to read this data with the CRio, but as the on-board USB port isn't I/O, all I have access to is an on-board RS232 serial port and an analog input module (NI 9209).
Are there any good ways to read this data? The simpler the better, but I wouldn't mind buying something like a Raspberry Pi to do the conversion if necessary.
I appreciate any help. Thanks!
06-10-2016
08:27 AM
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03-13-2024
09:21 AM
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Hello mries,
I have not personally used any converters from USB to RS232 (female DB9 port), but I can link you a few resources to help you get started on developing the cRIO code itself.
https://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/crio-serial-port/td-p/1145870
From what I understand about your requirements it looks like a USB-232 or similar cable with a gender changer (on the DB9 connector) may be a good choice.
I hope this helps somewhat!