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How is what is necessary just to make arrangement (for example, Sine?Wave)
using Code Interface Node? Please teach me a way.
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Yoichiro wrote:

> How is what is necessary just to make arrangement (for example, Sine?Wave)
> using Code Interface Node? Please teach me a way.

Have you read the online documentation under "Search the LabVIEW
Bookshelf" and there the selection "Using External Code in LabVIEW (PDF
Only)"

You need Acrobat Reader on the computer to read those informations but
it explains basically anything you probably want to know about that.

Now, why you want to create a CIN to generate a Sine Wave is another
question. LabVIEW Full Development System and higher comes already with
VIs to do that, and even if not it would be a lot easier to create a G
code VI to generate a Sine Wave than it would be to generate a CIN even
if you already knew how CINs are created.

Rolf Kalbermatte
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As mentioned above, the "Using External Code in LabVIEW" PDF link from the "Search the LabVIEW Bookshelf" page (found under the Help menu) is the best source for this information. It is very detailed, and chapters 3 through 5 concentrate on CINs.

I will also reiterate what Rolf said, though, in that for simple things like generating a sine wave, it is much easier to do this in LabVIEW itself than using external code.

John M.
National Instruments
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