03-31-2023 12:56 AM
I'm trying to connect LabVIEW with RaspberryPI (4 model B).
But I have two problems.
1. Even if you press "upgrate" in "installation" after connecting, nothing is entered in "Installed Version".
But the log is commented "Target configuration updated".
2. Even if you try to run it with the sample Vi, an error will be displayed if it cannot connect to the Raspberry Pi.
I was able to connect with "Target Configuration". IP address is correct.
The IP address uses a hotspot on the PC side.
SSH is enabled on the Raspberry Pi side.
If anyone have this solution, I would appreciate it if you could contact me.
04-07-2023 10:19 AM - edited 04-07-2023 10:27 AM
Hi Tommy,
There should be a log file (in a text file format) when you click on the icon beside the target configuration updated status. Can you pull out the text file and attach it here so the problem can be accurately diagnosed? The issue you are facing is probably LabVIEW was not installed correctly onto your Raspberry Pi.
Also when you initiate a connection to the Pi, the icon beside the Raspberry Pi will turn light green instead of dark green, does yours turns light green? (This is in the LabVIEW Example Project Explorer under the Raspberry Pi Target Device).
Regards,
Cyongjed
04-09-2023 12:41 AM
I wish there was a way I could help you step by step. Have you downloaded “Raspberry Pi manager” and followed all the instructions before getting to LabVIEW?
Also make sure you download Linx toolkit as well as putty. Putty can be used to connect with raspberry pi remotely.
04-09-2023 07:17 AM
@GRCK5000 wrote:
I wish there was a way I could help you step by step. Have you downloaded “Raspberry Pi manager” and followed all the instructions before getting to LabVIEW?
Also make sure you download Linx toolkit as well as putty. Putty can be used to connect with raspberry pi remotely.
All the screenshots are from LINX/Hobbyist Toolkit, so I don't see this as a problem. What could be a problem is if you have LabVIEW Community Edition, it comes with the Hobbyist Toolkit, which is literally a re branded (and updated) LINX Toolkit. I have no idea what happens if you try to install LINX with the Hobbyist Toolkit already installed. Probably bad things, as you'll most likely have references to both toolkits. I also have no idea what happens if you have both Community and non-Community flavors of LabVIEW installed side-by-side. Probably best not to find out.