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Frontpanel en multi-écran

Bonjour,

 

Je cherche à développer une interface homme-machine sur plusieurs écrans. Ce besoin implique t'il une conséquence dans le choix d'un toolkit ou autre...

A savoir, puis-je simplement utiliser Labview (8.2.1) et construire l'interface sur 2 écrans et "ancrer" un frontpanel sur un écran?

 

Pierre 

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In french forum, you are asking questions in English, but here why you are asking in French. Post in English for more responses. I will help you in translation.

 


 Hello, 

I try to develop a human-machine interface on multiple screens. This implies there a need therefore in the choice of a toolkit or other ...

Namely, can I just use Labview (8.2.1) and build the interface on 2 screens and "anchor" a frontpanel on a screen?

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this might help:

 

http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=BreakPoint&thread.id=8424

Harold Timmis
htimmis@fit.edu
Orlando,Fl
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Why don't you just create executables of the application and run them on the other machines using the LabVIEW Runtime Engine?
Adnan Zafar
Certified LabVIEW Architect
Coleman Technologies
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Hi Adnan

 

I have the same question. But  I don't understand your answer.

 

I have to develop an application using 2 screens but only 1 computer. So the question is how can I define which IHM is on screen 1 and another on screen 2?? 

 

Thanks.

 

James

 

 

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Hi Jules,

 

By default, the front panels open in the screen you saved them. So if you work on a front panel on the second screen and you save it, it will open later on the second screen.

 

Otherwise, if you want to be sure of the position of the front panel, you can use property nodes, and declare front panel positions and size programmatically. You can do it either directly in the diagram of the front panel you want to move, or using VI Server calls and calling dynamically your VI by a launcher.

 

Regards,

Olivier L. | Certified LabVIEW Developer


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