Where can I find the "IMAQ_remote_comression.vi"?

[Iskander]

Dear Allison S.

Thanks for the answer

You understood all correct

RP is Remout Panel.

The image was 320*240

When I transfered the image to Remout Panel - the speed was 2 000 000 bit/sec.

And I want to decrease the speed.

Now I try transfer image via TCP/IP

Best regards

Iskander

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[Iskander]

Hi Allison S.
Excuse me for my trouble.

But I didn't understand

When  can I find the Real Time and IMAQ Remote compression.vi?

Regards

Iskander

[Allison_S]

Iskander,

    No problem, you can only have access to the IMAQ Remote Compression VI once you have the RealTime module for LabVIEW.  I do not believe that you need this, but if you would like to learn more about it or about getting it you can go to http://www.ni.com/realtime/software.htm   You can compress this image to transfer more quickly, or you can work on your program to see if making it more efficient will give you the results you are looking for.  If you have more questions, please give me more details on what the issue is that you are trying to work out.  Thank you!

[Iskander]

Hello Allison S.
I have the IMAQ Remote Compression and PDS LV8.0.

Where can I find the manuales or examples how use  the IMAQ Remote Compression to transfer any data to Remote Panel ?

Regards

Iskander

[yaHeard]

Hi Iskander,

Now that you have the IMAQ Remote Compression VI you will be able to open the example that you originally posted, even with the upgrade to LabVIEW 8.0.  The example you posted demonstrates how the code compresses an image then flattens the image to a string data type.  It will then unflatten the string and show the resulting image.  The Remote Compression VI simply compresses the image to a lower quality so that it can be transferred quicker.

Also, here is a link to a tutorial on our website that talks about Remote Panels in LabVIEW.

http://zone.ni.com/devzone/cda/tut/p/id/4791

If you are specifically looking for example code, I would suggest browsing through our Developer Zone on the website to find what fits your needs.  There are many example programs that use Remote Front Panels so they should give you many ideas.