ECG

[thelitterme]

anyone have an idea to use something to read raw data of ECG BPM ?? 

E.g i had a .CSV or TDM can i actually read a non moving data BPM ? 

[Dennis_Knutson]

If you have a csv or tdm file, you can read it with LabVIEW.

[thelitterme]

Yep i have the thing to read the software to read TDM and a CSV file but those raw data dont let me indicate reading of BPM so i wouls want to ask if i am able to create a reading Beat per minuite out to actually read those wave form 

[Dennis_Knutson]

From your other post and your attached text file, you have no timing information on the file. What sort of processing are you doing? Are you just making up the sample rate?

[thelitterme]

well i do have the text file with timing and filtered and the unfiltered but if i put in my timing to that system it will actually have an error with it. like my timing will link to my array and become an error 

[Bob_Schor]

Do you have any LabVIEW Expertise?  Have you written much LabVIEW code?  Have you taken a LabVIEW class that requires you to write VIs that actually do something, of increasing complexity, so that you have some familiarity with most of the functionality indicated by the Palette sets shown on the Block Diagram's Programming Palette?  Have you done all or most of the examples in the numerous on-line tutorials?

If the answer to some of these is "No", then come back to this task after you've learned some LabVIEW.  Try to write a VI to do what you want to do.  If it doesn't work, post your VI (not a non-executable picture of it -- it is better to attach the VI, itself) and ask for help.

Bob Schor

[thelitterme]

What wrong with you bob . i am just asking if there is any of instrument are able to read that all . ya i dont have any labview lesson i am new and i dont have any expertise this is why i need learn from people in the forum or giving some hint becasue i never once touch labview . Damn what a harsh things you say please spare a thought i am just a kid who is an amature who need help that all. not everyone has the luxuary to have people to teach them . i just need to ask some question in the forum can you just let me ask and stop freaking spitting your whole bloody "pros" in here ? Thanks alot alright if you dont want to help don't comment. i rather have no one commenting then you just spitting your whol knowledge of insulting to a newbie like me

THANKS

[mikeporter]

Bob was helping you. He was telling you what you need to do next, to wit: you need to learn a few things.

First, you need to learn about LabVIEW. That knowledge will help you with this project and a lot more.

Second, you need to learn humility. This knowledge will help turn you from being an entitled, self-absorbed, little snot and make you into someone who might actually justify the space the are consuming.

Third, learning a little grammer wouldn't hurt...

Mike...

[Bob_Schor]

There are several groups of people who use the LabVIEW Forums.  Note that by "Students" I mean anyone learning LabVIEW, which definitely includes those who are not CLAD-certified (not that CLAs aren't also "learning" LabVIEW, a constantly-moving Target).

1. Students who know no LabVIEW, and are really not interested in learning it (too difficult, takes too much time, etc.)
2. Students learning LabVIEW who don't know much LabVIEW but want to learn it for a Class or a Project
3. Students learning LabVIEW who are "stuck" (or have a bug they can't figure out) with an existing piece of code
4. Students who want someone else to do their homework
5. Non-students who want someone else to deliver a LabVIEW Product for them
6. LabVIEW users (including "Experts") who come across an interesting "bug" or "feature" (it is sometimes hard to tell these apart)
7. LabVIEW users seeking input from the Community, for example, on a Best Practice or other such recommendation

Sometimes (and your post was a classic example), it is difficult to tell into which group the Poster fits.  I was giving you the benefit of the doubt that you were not in Groups 4 or 5, and were probably not in Groups 6 or 7.  Group 2 seemed the best bet, so I pointed you in that direction.  I'll note that your response to my suggestion hasn't enabled me to better understand where you fit.

Bob Schor

[Dennis_Knutson]

You said you had an error reading from the file but did not post the error, the VI you wrote, or the file. Reading from a CSV file is simple with numerous examples.