11-01-2009 05:31 AM
I am currently working with sbRIO 9642 and i am trying to embedd a labview code into it in order to display an image on the host display. But the sbRIO doesnt seem to support any of the IMAQ VISION functions.
Does the sbRIO actually support VISION commands?
If yes, can you just explain it?
Please, its urgent since i have a deadline approaching....
Thank you in advance.....
11-06-2009
11:22 AM
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05-13-2024
02:29 PM
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Hey styl@n,
There are some IMAQ functions that could be used on the CRIO as a part of the FIRST competition. However, using IMAQ Vision functions on a sbRIO or the CRIO is not something that is supported and would not be recommended. If you are looking for embeded solutions that will work with IMAQ Vision functions, I would have to suggest the Compact Vision System, NI Smart Camera, or the Embedded Vision System.
11-06-2009 11:49 AM
Styl@n,
What are you trying to accomplish with an image on Single-Board RIO? You mentioned that you wanted to view an image on the host display of the Single-Board RIO. In general, the code running on a host UI does not run directly on the Single-Board RIO, although LabVIEW does provide an interactive mode for running Real-Time VIs on Single-Board RIO while viewing a UI on the host computer. That is not considered an ideal way to interact with Single-board RIO, and is intended mostly for debugging and testing.
If you do need to see an image on the interactive front panel running on a Single-Board RIO, I would suggest using an Intensity Chart or Intensity Graph. It will take more work than an image control, but that is currently the only way to show an image on a Single-Board RIO interactive front panel because IMAQ and Vision are not supported on Single-Board RIO.
The alternative is to build your UI in a separate VI on your host PC, and use TCP/IP or Shared Variables to send data to that PC. The host PC VI can then display your images, and perform any Vision functions you need.
Cheers,