09-27-2022 09:08 AM
If I want to use the NI USB-232/2 in the Labview 2012. That means there are two input: Com3 and Com4. And every Com input has 8 channels input signal. So If I want to get the signal of Com3 (8 channel) and Com4(8 channel) at the same time, whether the output can has a 16 channels signal in the Labview 2012?
I can make sure that in the Version of Labview 2008. I can get the 16 channels signal.
1)So why I can not get 16 channels signal in the Version of Labview 2012?
2)I want to know that whether it is because I use the different Version of Labview, NI MAX or the VISA? Whether the version of Labview, NI MAX or the VISA make I always get a Com is okay in the NI MAX?
3) What is that mean in the picture: IS port connected: VI_FALSE?
Thanks
09-27-2022 11:36 AM
Hi YY,
please stop creating new threads for the very same problem! I merged them…
And please stop attaching huge photographs of computer screens. There are better ways to create screenshots or to attach (real) code…
09-27-2022 11:58 AM
@YY2022 wrote:
If I want to use the NI USB-232/2 in the Labview 2012. That means there are two input: Com3 and Com4. And every Com input has 8 channels input signal. So If I want to get the signal of Com3 (8 channel) and Com4(8 channel) at the same time, whether the output can has a 16 channels signal in the Labview 2012?
I can make sure that in the Version of Labview 2008. I can get the 16 channels signal.
1)So why I can not get 16 channels signal in the Version of Labview 2012?
2)I want to know that whether it is because I use the different Version of Labview, NI MAX or the VISA? Whether the version of Labview, NI MAX or the VISA make I always get a Com is okay in the NI MAX?
3) What is that mean in the picture: IS port connected: VI_FALSE?
Thanks
I believe that there is no issue with RS232 or LabVIEW but rather your understanding how drivers and LabVIEW work.
Please elaborate what do you meant by 8 channel connected to RS232? do you have some serial device that has 8 channels?? if so what is the device?