real-time desktop USB disk utilities problem

[turtle]

Hi, Sam

I just followed the manual and build a project that is almost same as the example in the manual. The only difference is that a data acquisition function is replaced by a image acquisition express function.  I tried to deploy this project through Project Window directly or through building a real time application. Unfortunately, both don't work due to different failures from each deployment trial. 

Can you try to deploy the project on your side and see what is the problem?

In case you can't open zip file, I attached both Zip and Rar files.

[turtle]

Hi, Sam

I solved the problem by installing LabVIEW run-time engine 2009 and shorten the application path/name when building the project and real-time application.

Thank you for your kind help and I will let you know if I get any problems.

Regards,

[Samuel_S]

-turtle

I am very glad to hear that! Have a great time using LabVIEW Real-Time 🙂

[turtle]

Hi, Sam

I got another problem of remotely diaplaying the images continuously acquired from the real-time target (a converted desktop PC).  I tried two ways to do that.

First, I tried the web publishing tool to publish the front panel which shows the images on the real time target and monitor this front panel from a remote PC through a html file. However, each time I opened the  html file, it showed an error of invalid server IP address.  I checked possible reasons such as enable the web server or locate the html file in the root directory of the web server, but none works,  so do you have a solution or idea on that?

Second, I also tried to setup a shared variable node for the acquired raw image, publish the image (image out), and display it by another VI on the remote PC. However, since the image is acquired by the camera in the real-time target PC, the corresponding shared variable node can only set to be target-relative ( the option for absolute is disabled ). Therefore, error arises from this real-time target-relative shared variable unable to be recognized on a remote PC, so failed the remote image displaying.  So do you have any solution to this problem?

Any idea is greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

[Samuel_S]

Turtle-

In regards to viewing the data on the web, make sure that the firewall is disabled to allow access to the html file.

In regards to the second question, I would used datasockets to pull the data into the PC side and then pass it over to the other computer using network published shared variables.

However in an effort to keep our support running smoothly you may want to create a new forum thread, as this question seems to have deviated from the original title issue. 🙂