LabVIEW: Memory or data structure corrupt.

[mikeporter · Accepted solution]

Take the hex string and using the conversion function turn that into an array of U8s. Wire that array to the function to format a number into a 2-digit hex-represented string. The result is an array of strings. Wire that array to the input of a string concatenator. The output will be all the elements appended into one long string.

Mike...

[vgezer]

Yes, now it is working!! Thank you 🙂

[vgezer]

Hello,

One more thing to be added to my VI is adding leading zeros for example:

When I write: 000A 3500 05DC 

The result becomes: 0A3505DC

Is there any easy way to add these zeros for better display?

Thank you...

[nathand]

Yes: set the Width input of the string-to-hexadecimal conversion to 2, which will force at least two characters per value.

Remove the Decimate Array function.  You can connect the array of strings directly to "Concatenate Strings."

[vgezer]

Thank you, it is working perfectly :).