mcb2300 arm tool palette

[washburn]

Help!  I have installed LabVIEW 8.6 on Vista 32 and am trying to use the mcb2300.  I can run example programs and they work.  When I go to create my own VI I see a complete tool palette with an ARM group of functions.  All typical VI's that are available on the PC seem to be available on the ARM (confused)????  I don't believe all are available.  I further see this when I build my own VI using Signal Processing Function sine wave VI.  When I place this in VI and I compile, it compiles for target and when it is done it yields a runtime error.  Any ideas??? 

[Kevin_H]

Hey Washburn,

I also have that VI available on my ARM target, so it should be ok.  I have included two screenshots below, one showing my function palette from my local pc, and one show the palette for ARM. 

Are you sure that every single on the local PC is available?  Could you provide screenshots similar to mine?

Also, what runtime error are you getting?

Regards,

Kevin H

[washburn]

Hello Kevin,

Sorry about the delay, here it is

Steve

[Gmg]

Hi washburn,

It appears you have truncated an important part of the error message.  Could you post the line number that the runtime error occured?

Also, if you'd like to investigate the error yourself, you can right click on the target in the project window and select "show microvision" (or something similiar).  You can then navigate to the file and line number that is generating the error.

[ZSOM]

Hi washburn

About the runtime error:

I noticed a conversion dot (red dot on a terminal of a VI) on your block diagramm.

In some build configuration settings the LabVIEW code geneerator does not work around implizit conversions.

This can lead to runtime errors like the one you get.

Place an explizit conversion (pallette > numeric > conversion) vi in the wire and try again.