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How to run conex-cc driver

I have downloaded the labview drivers for conex-cc, but I cannot run it. When I run the program of absolute move or execute started move, there is no error reported but the stage doesn't rotate.

Do I need to run run several programs at the same time or do some work previously? How can I make the stage rotate by the labview driver?

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Hi Hanxiang,

 

What version of LabVIEW are you using?

Since NI doesn't provide the driver, it might be best to ask Newport for information about its use.

 

-sarahmo

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Can you post a screenshot of the code that doesn't produce an error but also doesn't work?  Posting the VI would be even better.  Posting both would be the best.

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Were you able to make it work.  I have same issue, i can make motor rotate with Newport GUI but not with programming.

 

Thanks,

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here is screenshot of code that doesn't produce error but moto does not move.  Any help with be appreciated.

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That screenshot you posted sure doesn't look like LabVIEW.

 

Did you post in the correct forum?

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It's labwindow/cvi.  it was only place i found that people had similar issue as me.  Anyway, did anybody figure out why it does not move?

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It looks like you're trying to initialize a NSR1 according to the comments.  Is that true?

 

The NSR1 only comes with the option to use a CONEX-PP RS422 controller, and it's hardcoded to use 115200 baud and not to use flow control.  You're currently using 9600 and have selected RTS/CTS flow control.  So that's the most likely thing that I can see.

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Thanks, that worked.

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