Where did IMAQ array to image go?

[Munson1027]

So I am trying to do something many other people have already done, that is take the 2-D array of data values retrieved from my camera, and convert it into an IMAQ image for display.   I have seen MANY posts here that talk about this IMAQArraytoImage function, but I cannot find it in any of my labview installs.   I have both 8.2 and 8.5.1 and Vision 8.5.
I cannot seem to vind this function anywhere.  Was it gotten rid of sat some point?  Is there some way to do this seemingly simple operation?
Thanks
Matt

[Andrey_Dmitriev]

Hi, Matt,

This functiona available here: Vision and Motion->Pixel Manipulation->IMAQ ArraytoImage

Otherwise this function available only if you have Vision Development Module installed. If you have Vision Acquisition Module only, then this function will be not available (only IMAQ ImageToArray will present).

Andrey.

[Munson1027]

Thanks Andrey,
I do have the vision development module installed, but it is not there?  Clearly there was a problem with my install and things didn't get linked in correctly, but when I go to the NI liscence manager, Vision 8.5 is listed as a licensed product.  Any help on getting it installed properly?


Matt

[Andrey_Dmitriev]

Hi, Matt,

Then try to reinstall or repair it (close LabVIEW, go to Control Panel->Software (may be Add/Remove Programs)->select National Instriments, click Change/Remove, then select NI Vision 8.5, then click Repair, then insert CD), and may be it will be restored.

Andrey.

[muks]

Can u show us a screen shot of ur functions palate?May be we can tell you exactly what u have not installed

[Eric_R]

Hi Matt,

If you do not own the NI Vision Development Module you can still convert this array to an image using labVIEW. If you see NI-Vision under lisence manager than you should have an activated copy of it. Try Andrey's suggestion of repairing the software in add/remove programs. Let me know how this works out for you!


Array to image without using Vision Development Module
http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/64423621648270878625714900573F86?OpenDocument


Thank You,
Eric Reid


Message Edited by Eric_R on 07-09-2008 06:04 PM