Downloading data from an Agilent 4155B

[PiotrW]

It was written there "for example"; I wanted to explain what sort of problem I have. I believe you do not work for NI, as you are not very helpful?

[Dennis_Knutson]

🙂

[PiotrW]

You just don't want to help people who are beginners in Labview, because you have no patience. Why bother replying then?

[Dennis_Knutson]

I'm sorry if you have not understood the help I've given or the requests I've made of you. Have you taken any of the basic tutorials? You don't seem to understand arrays.

[billko]

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@PiotrW wrote:

You just don't want to help people who are beginners in Labview, because you have no patience. Why bother replying then?

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Before you judge, consider that he has almost 34k posts.  Most of them are about helping beginners.  I would say that you are also suffering from a lack of patience.

And are we reading the same programmer's guide because the commands in the Op Download Trace.vi are pretty much identical to those in the programmer's guide.  😉

[PiotrW]

Hi, let's not worry about this anymore and close this post. I realise Dennis has 34k posts.

[B-Money]

Hi Peter,

My name is Ben and I work as an Applications Engineer for National Instruments and I would like to see if I can chip in and help you out of this problem you might be having.

From what I understand, you may need to implement a function which decimates an array such as your large output array into smaller ones. I've attached an example VI which hopefully highlights what you might need to do.

Please let me know if this does not resolve your problem.

All the best, 

Ben