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why some Vi in LabVIEW Functions panel are not in PDA Functions panel?

why some Vi in LabVIEW Functions panel are not in PDA Functions panel?

such as "MT Generate System Parameters.vi".......can not run on the PDA window and say:"MT Generate System Parameters.vi":subVI is not executable. 

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The function you mentioned is not part of LabVIEW, but is part of the Modulation toolkit.

 

I am not expert here, but the datasheet of the modulation toolkit does not mention pda support from what I can tell.

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Thanks for your reply.But now the problem is how can I convert this and use on PDA?

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WenBin wrote:
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could you please explain in bit more detail Smiley Happy

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mathan wrote:

WenBin wrote:
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could you please explain in bit more detail Smiley Happy


 

Looks like a lame attempt to "bump" the thread. 😞

 

Adding a (nearly) empty message places the thread back on top of the list, in the false assumption that this would generate more replies.

 

Well, he's partially correct, because it added the last three posts (which of course have nothing to do with the problem at hand), but it did not increase the "real" answers.

 

Bumping a thread is disruptive and generally a bad idea, because it adds a lot of noise to the forum. Imagine everybody would do it! There would be so much elbowing for the top spot that all substance would be lost in the chatter.

 

In the NI forums, bumping a thread is very counterproductive, because blue contributions (from NI) will typically (and hopefully!) wait until the thread is idle for a while.

Overall, it is a bad idea! 😮

 

 

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Hi Wen Bin, The supported functions on LabVIEW PDA is only a subset of the functions in LabVIEW for Windows because some of these functions are not supported on a Windows Mobile Operating System (or equivalent PDA OS). LabVIEW loads a separate palette set for each target, so all the unsupported functions will not be shown on the palette when your target is set to a PDA. Unfortunately that particular function you want to use from our Modulation toolkit is not supported on LabVIEW PDA, therefore you cannot use it on your PDA application. You'll have to implement this function using the lower-level arithmetic and signal processing functions. Best Regards, Boon Chen Applications Engineer National Instruments
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