10-04-2016 05:38 AM
Here you posted a documentation of the telnet protocol to control the LDV.
What parameters do you need to control? (Note: I didn't ask what you what to control 😉 )
Where did you run into trouble?
May I ask for your application? (I use LDV for ~10a, so I'm just curious 🙂 )
10-04-2016 02:05 PM
http://www.optomet.de/en/products/swir-dual-fiber-vibromter/
this is the vibrometer link
OptoMET Dual Fiber SWIR Vibrometer
10-04-2016 02:12 PM
till changing the controls via ethernet i had done but fetching data we use oscilloscope
but we want to get live data through ethernet and then going for further signal processing via filters ....
company has poor documentation of there own driver and hey might had assembled some third party hardware which they donot want to mention and present any knowledge
i still have option to use analog to digital converter from NI but my company donot want to invest more on this.
application is to monitor very small vibrations in devices which company makes
10-04-2016 02:18 PM
please send me emil so that i can send you the driver
10-04-2016 11:47 PM
@deutchland wrote:please send me emil so that i can send you the driver
Sorry, I don't need your driver since I don't have your hardware 🙂
I was curious about what you are measurering with the LDV.
So you get information from the manufactor on how to control it but not how to read data?
The wiresharc tool has already been mentioned...
10-05-2016 03:12 AM
yes you got it utill controlling manufacturer can help but how to get data he himself dont know only one software guy in his company.
i will try wiresharc this weekend
10-06-2016 10:32 AM
this is what i got from the company on 6 th of oct
10-06-2016 01:59 PM
I remember playing around with udp ... it's like the unit (LDV) is just crying out the values on the ethernet wire to everyone hooked on.
LabVIEW can read udp packets.
time for a producer consumer vi 🙂 read the raw data (producer) and parse it to values (consumer) .With the format provided you can write your parse stateMC.
Reading the wikipedia article and LV-Help give further information.
If you run into problems; remember to attach some udp raw data packets ...
10-08-2016 10:14 AM
I tried to read data via udp in labview while watching an example. first it gave error 56 now it gives 63 with buffer overflow. i am using udp first time and have no idea about it.
here i attached .vi wireshark and error
10-10-2016 09:56 AM - edited 10-10-2016 09:57 AM
Don't know where the error is comming from... Blocksize??
From the wireshark file i could extract blocks ... however the 20MHz samplerate seems too fast so an discontinued data flag is showing if I interpret rigth 🙂
I attached the vi ... but it's really quick and dirty 🙂 the real decoding shouldn't be done with the scan for tokens since the datablock can contain any data...including the token I used 😉