How to capture data from Labview FPGA using third party device from Analog devices?

[GreatHus89]

I have with me an Analog Digital converter from Analog Devices together with an Data acquisition card reader. Attach to the Daq is a Virtex 4, FPGA from Xilinx.

My mission is to capture data from the Fpga, starting from a set of data to, multiple data followed by continuous flowing of data. I have few knowledge on how to start the labscript and also to capture the data. I have seen sample template but is there any othe ways which i can try or it will be best if anyone could present or prove to me on how to capture the data. I really need this data for my Project and it is very important for me to complete my school project.

Your help is much appreciated if you could assist me in this problem as i' m still finding othe ways to write the Labscript.

[Sam_Sharp]

By Labscript, do you mean LabVIEW, the programming language or are you referring to something else?

Is it an NI FPGA product (e.g. cRIO, sbRIO, R-series?) you are referring to when you say 'Virtex 4, FPGA from Xilinx'?

You haven't provided much information to be able to help you. If you are new to LabVIEW I suggest you check out some of the tutorials. You will find a whole lot of free tutorials/training available here, near the bottom of the article: https://decibel.ni.com/content/docs/DOC-40451

You'll also find that no-one will just provide you with the answer to your school project - the whole purpose is to learn how to solve the problem yourself! 

[GreatHus89]

The ADC board is from Analog Devices, they provide us with Visual Analog software which i do not know how to programme. I m familiar with Labview programme, but i need an assistance on how to build the main lab script for the ADC and FPGA inclusive of the FIFO.

It is by Xilinx FPGA product, but from my discovery surfing around the net, they are able to capture data using LABVIEW software to interact with the ADC board.

The learning journey is tough and correct i have to find the solution myself. Thank you for your response and i will gladly search around and find other alternatives to capture data using Labview.