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Leonardo interfacing with labview?

Hello all

I am using the Arduino Leonardo in conbination with labview,

does anyone know this is possible?

Greetings Paul

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Hi Paul,

"I am using the Arduino Leonardo in conbination with labview,"

Have you tried hooking it up? Any activity?

Dale

www.GorillaBuilderz.com

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Hello Dale

Thanks for reacting.

I hooked it up and when I uploaded the labview base frimware

it says that the AFM motor component is not reconized, chip is not supported.

I also see opening the firmware I get six tabs with alle code blocks for arduino in it

this is not as I see in the examples.

Programming leonardo with arduino interface works fine.

Paul

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Hello again Paul.

Please try and upload examples and screenshots of what you are referring to. It is very hard to visualise exactly what problems you are having otherwise

Dale

www.GorillaBuilderz.com

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Hello Dale

Underneath the responses(leonardo connected)

from the compiler selected Uno or Leonardo

Arduino uno selected:

avrdude: stk500_getsync(): not in sync: resp=0x00

Arduino Leonardo selected:

AFMotor.cpp:97:5: error: #error "This chip is not supported!"

AFMotor.cpp:114:5: error: #error "This chip is not supported!"

AFMotor.cpp:134:5: error: #error "This chip is not supported!"

AFMotor.cpp:152:5: error: #error "This chip is not supported!"

AFMotor.cpp:173:5: error: #error "This chip is not supported!"

AFMotor.cpp:190:5: error: #error "This chip is not supported!"

AFMotor.cpp:213:5: error: #error "This chip is not supported!"

AFMotor.cpp:230:5: error: #error "This chip is not supported!"

Paul

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Ok Paul, now we can see where the issue is. The LVIFA does not support the new ATmega32u4 chip. Basically you will either have to wait for the Labview crew to update the library, do it yourself or you can select UNO from the IDE dropdown list and see if 1)it compiles and 2)if you can run a simple say LED blink test?

So I guess in answer to your original query...

I am using the Arduino Leonardo in conbination with labview,

does anyone know this is possible?

I guess the answer is 'No', not easily.

Dale

www.GorillaBuilderz.com


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There is now an answer in this thread:

Labview for Arduino Leonardo??

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im not able to use it whit the instructions given in that link

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Now this is the error:

C:\Program Files (x86)\Arduino\libraries\RobotIRremote\IRremoteTools.cpp:5: error: 'TKD2' was not declared in this scope

For LIFA_Base

What's wrong?

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