Event structure, enubar and shortcut menu in cRIO

[ico82]

Hello,

I am writing an application and now I am wondering if it could work in a cRIO (9036).

This cRIO has the capability of the display output so I would investigate if the graphic interfaces that I am writing can be displayed.

My doubts are about two/three things:

• The event structure that I use a lot.
• The menubar and the shortcut menu.

Does anyone have experience in such subjects?

Thanks in advance.

[anasei]

Dear  ico82,

You can write your code in cRIO as well, as long as you are programming the RT. Cannot give a certain answer, as there is no code attached, if you want to further investigate this situation you can attach the code.

Best,

Ani Shakhkyan.

[ico82]

Are you serious? If I want to know if the menubar works in cRIO I must program and try it and then I must ask you if it will work? In many cases it make sense to attach the code, but if my question is if some block can be used in a type of hardware it does not make sense.

However no response is already a response.

Thanks anyway

[Mark_Yedinak]

Ordinarily the cRIO is not expected to have a UI itself. I know that there are no issues with user events. You can use them to your hearts content. In terms of the UI itself I am not sure how much support you will have there. I generally create the UI as a PC application and use some sort of messaging scheme to pass data between the UI and the cRIO. I haven't really tried implementing the UI directly on the cRIO.