04-19-2012 01:24 PM
Do you have an example using the lower code? I couldn't figure out where the i value came from?
04-19-2012 01:50 PM - edited 04-19-2012 01:50 PM
i is the iteration that you are interested in.
Simply make the input list = [9,9,9,9,9,9,9,9,9] since you have 9 arrays of length 9. Each iteration will return the 9 indices for the current iteration, i=0..387420488 (9^9 = 387420489).
05-03-2012 09:18 AM
I figured out how that code works, and managed to make it work inside my Keyence XG-7000 vision controller. I'm looking for a way to summarize the filter combinations that read 2D matrix codes for poor images inside the vision controller. I added some code to count the random True results by cartesian indices.
04-30-2015 05:29 PM
@unclebump wrote:
I figured out how that code works, and managed to make it work inside my Keyence XG-7000 vision controller. I'm looking for a way to summarize the filter combinations that read 2D matrix codes for poor images inside the vision controller. I added some code to count the random True results by cartesian indices.
I know this is from a long time ago, but your comment is the only thing that Google came up with when I searched "XG" and "LabVIEW".
unclebump, do you have any VIs that you could share that you used to control your XG-7000? I just inherited a project from another engineer and all of her source code has mysteriously disappeared.
Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks,
Cheers
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05-04-2015 04:34 AM
No, I have never controlled the XG-7000 thru Labview