Labview PDA on Samsung Blackjack Smartphone (WM5)

[stanthetiger]

Hi teresadmij,

It is possilble to create VIs with 640*480 resolution for PDA Targets. Actually by default if a VI is Targeted to a Windows Mobile 5 device, then its screen size would be set to 640*480.

This information is also available in the LabVIEW help:

PDA applications you build with the PDA Module are resolution aware, which means you do not have to do anything specific to support high-resolution displays (VGA) on Windows Mobile targets if the Windows Mobile target has a high-resolution screen.

The PDA Module supports Windows Mobile devices with high-resolution display and low-resolution displa

Regards,
Stanley Hu
National Instruments
Applications Engineering
http://www.ni.com/support


Message Edited by stanthetiger on 02-22-2008 01:26 AM

[teresadmij]

Thanks Stanley

excuse my little knowledge about this, but then the PDA module also supports 240x240 resolution? and this one already is considered like low resolution?

Thanks for all. Greetings

[learnarmy]

Thanks Stanley,

By refering to the LabVIew PDA Module's video tutorial by ni.com was mention the capable PDA such as

HP, Compact, Dell, Palm and Sony were available.

(Slide-3) http://www.ni.com/swf/presentation/us/labview/lvpda/default.htm

My Target PDA phone was the HP iPAQ 600 Business Navigator- Models

http://h10010.www1.hp.com/wwpc/sg/en/ho/WF06a/1090709-1113753-1113753-1113753-1117925-80593313.html

Can you please rashly let me know the possibility of this model's spec. if  the LabView PDA module applying on this HP PDA phone?

Thanks

[stanthetiger]

Hi teresadmij,

I know that 320x240 is supported, but I've never heard of 240x240. I'm guessing that it's supported too.

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Hi learnarmy,

All I can tell you is that LabVIEW PDA will work with the iPAQ 600, because it runs Windows Mobile 6. From my experience, I've seen the most success with people using LabVIEW PDA to build HMI (Human Machine Interface) devices. Just don't expect the PDA to have the same capabilities as a Dual-Core Desktop PC running LabVIEW 8.5.

Regards,
Stanley Hu
National Instruments
Applications Engineering
http://www.ni.com/support


Message Edited by stanthetiger on 02-25-2008 11:12 AM

[learnarmy]

Thanks Stanley,

I am always understand both advantages as the Labview PDA Module is for mobility convernient and the Labview on Desktop is for performance required.

Perhaps HP iPAQ 600 is really work up with LabView PDA Module. 🙂 Its a perfect PDA Phone that i had been survey.

[teresadmij]

Thanks a lot Stanley, now I'm waiting for my PDA .

[mr_multiinteractive]

Hello,

teresadmij, did you get the T830 to work with the NI USB 6008???

Did the intel processor or the display resolution of 240 by 240 make any problems?

Plus someone wrote that LabVIEW was working fine with the Samsung Blackjack.

Can someone tell me if thats the case too in connection with the NI USB 6008?

Cause i did not find the Blackjack smartphone to be host capabilities.

I am frustrated here switching phones via Ebay unti l i get my applicationto work.

Now i have to switch to the old T830 with Windows Mobile 5 cause windows mobile 6 is not

supported yet by the Daqmx Basedriver so i cant use all the new phones either as they come with WM 6.

[A_Patel]

Hi,

Does the mobile device have USB Host Support?

Flash

[joshuajmurray]

I was using the blackjack. It did not have host USB support. I'm not sure what is currently available but when I posted in this thread last year there were only 2-3 made and I think at least one of them was no longer in prodution at the time...

[mr_multiinteractive]

Hello, yes the fujitsu siemens t830 has usb host.

but i dont know if the Mobile module will suit the 240 by 240 resolution of the display.

kind regards