1-D Array of 3 elements to waveform(DBL) help needed

[MrSafe]

I am receiving an error which says I am using labview 8 do you have version 8.2? if so how can i upgrade to that version.

[smercurio_fc]

Well, you would need to buy the upgrade.

Here's the code in 8.0.

[MrSafe]

Thank you,

I just upgraded well im in the process of installing.

[MrSafe]

Write to Binary File in Screen Capture.vi->Get Frequency.vi->Menu.vi



Everything seems to run fine until it tries to save perhaps I am putting in a bad location but I put the location you suggested for all paths.

[smercurio_fc]

What's the error code, and what are you using for the filenames? Remember that one filename is for the file to save on the analyzer's hard disk. The other is for the file that you want to write the data to on your computer. Can you verify that the string of data fed to the Write to Binary File is not empty (not that it matters - this is just to check that it actually read data).


Message Edited by smercurio_fc on 07-01-2008 01:15 PM

[MrSafe]

The code is x6


hmmm....I feel it is something so stupid im going to want to pound my keyboard.

[MrSafe]

Couldn't edit my previous message


File Name I am using: C:\screencap.wmf

[MrSafe]

I have attached the vi I think I may be getting close to the problem but only time will tell.

[smercurio_fc]

I have no idea what "x6" is. That's not a valid error code. Do you mean just 6? That's a generic file I/O operation. Even if the data were empty, it should still write a zero-byte file.

For your VI I'm not sure why you have a call to "Memory Read" before the VI that I wrote. That shouldn't be there. Also, you should be using path controls for paths, not strings. That's why I used path controls.

[MrSafe]

Yes I figured that portion out give me one min. I am testing it right now.