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sub panel vi's in Real Time

Real Time not supported the VI's with sub panels
is there any other method to achieve this in Lab VIEW Real Time

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Hi mazhar.ali,

why do you need sub panels? You have no Front Panel on the real time system.

Mike



Message Edited by MikeS81 on 08-01-2008 12:53 PM
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hi
mike
thanx for ur intrest

i have front panel of main but in front panel of main i try to open the panel of another vi using sub panel
error occurred that real time not supported the vi's containing sub panel
is there any other method to do this in real time

regard
mazhar
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Hi mazhar,

afaik, you have no front panel on real time target except for development. What do you try to do?

Mike

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Hi Mazhar,

I have to ditto Mike's post and add to his request for an explanation of what you are trying to accomplish.

Updating a GUI is not part of a Real-Time application so fancy features like sub-panels simply do not fit into the idea of RT.

Please give us the "Big Picture" and we will try to help.

Ben 

Retired Senior Automation Systems Architect with Data Science Automation LabVIEW Champion Knight of NI and Prepper LinkedIn Profile YouTube Channel
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Mike, he probably meas the front panel of the real time VI that is open on
the development PC.

This front panel is not a real time front panel, it is a front panel that is
connected to the real time vi. Like Mike said, the real time controller has
no user interface...

If you want to work with sub panels, you'll have to communicate the data of
the real time VI to VI's running on your PC. You can use shared variables,
vi server, or tcp/ip for that. So you run your vi on the real time
controller, and start a vi on your PC. The PC vi reads the values from the
real time controller. The VI on the PC can use as many sub panels as you
like...

Regards,

Wiebe.


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i hav an application in which the front panel of main VI uses sub panel and in sub panel it loads the panels of other
sub VI's

i have to run the main application as stand alone on FP-2010
when i try to deploy the error occurred the VI's with sub panel is not supported by Lab View Real Time
so it is quite cleared to me that i cant run my application on FP-2010

now i ask u is there any other method which is not Sub Panel but gives the same result and should besupported by Real Time

Regards
mazhar
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hi
Wiebe
 

i made a simple test code and also makes the html doc of that and use the fp as web server
  i loaded the vi in a start up of fp and html document in dynamic vi's of fp now i deploy the test code and then browse the the front panel of that test code using html doc

means i can access the front pannel of vi running on rt

but problem arises when i made another test code in which i use sub panel
i chk this code on pc it works
but when i try to deploy it on fp it gives error which i have mentioned
now can i use another method to achieve the same results

Regards
mazhar
   
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Like I said, you need to make establish your own communication with the
FieldPoint device, using shared variables, tcp/ip or VI Server. If you have
this, you make your MMI (with subpanels) on your host, not on your
fieldpoint. Like mentioned serveral times, the fieldpoint does not have a
real user interface. The way you are using the fieldpoint VI's is only ment
for testing your fieldpoint code, not to implement a user interface.

Regards,

Wiebe.


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hello Mazhar.ali,

 

As all said, you should think to have such an interface between the Vi running in the controller and the PC. You can have all the updates happening in controller by developing such an interface. But remember one thing that one can not have user intefaces in Real time vi deployed in the controller or real time device.

 

Samriddh Sarbalhi  

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