[LabVIEW Tutorials] Programming an Arduino using LINX

[Hayoung_7124]

Hello. Thank you for your answer.

When I run the Linx firmware wizard, create a Labview application,

and run the app, is it okay if I don't use firmware again?

[SINC]

You only have to run the firmware wizard once on your target device like an Arduino UNO for example.

Then you can run your VIs with the hobbyist/linx functions.

You won't have to upload the firmware again as long as you don't overwrite it.

For example if you upload the hobbyist/linx firmware, run your VI and then you upload code from the Arduino IDE it will overwrite the firmware.

So you will have to run firmware wizard again.

Hope that helps 🙂

[SINC]

LabVIEW Basics #11 - Laser Turrets and Event Structures - Part 1

A fun introduction to event structures in LabVIEW, here we go over how to setup a 2-Axis servo configuration and use it as a Laser Turret, all controlled in LabVIEW using directional key inputs and mouse cursor positions.

[SINC]

LabVIEW Basics #12 - Laser Turrets and Event Structures - Part 2

The follow up to Part 1 - which demonstrates how to upload the Hobbyist firmware, how to create a VI and then how to develop this VI to control the Pan-Tilt Servo configuration using numeric controls and event structures for keyboard and mouse control.

[taki2247]

hi sinc thanx for This tutorial i Just have a problème i dont get reply from esp8266 i can't get the ip adresse and port reply 

if you can reply plz i really need that 

[SINC]

LabVIEW Basics #12 - Controlling a Stepper Motor in LabVIEW

In this video I demonstrate how to control a 28BYJ-48 stepper motor with a ULN2003A driver board in LabVIEW using the Hobbyist toolkit.

[Hamza49]

Hi

I want to creat an programme for controling 2 servomotor with change Values of 4 sensor LDR

so for this I need Sup_Vi of Generate Array for more ideas to create my programme

[Van_12]

Hello, 

Great video explaining the basics of using the Hobbyist toolkit. I am trying to make a similar program for a bipolar stepper motor, controlled by two pins on the Arduino. I am having trouble understanding how I need to change this program in order to use it with my motor. 

I would appreciate if you have any advice that would be helpful, as I am new to LabView.

Thanks.

[Peterpark99]

Hi, Sin

Have you ever used HC-05 (bluetooth Module) connected with Arduino Uno to communicate with Labview ? I'm having a trouble with Linx when i try to Blink the LED (sorry about my bad English). It keep show up error 5003, error 5001... I searched on google everywhere but still not found a proper solution. Can you help me out with this ? 
Appreciate in advance.

[DerrickB]

@Peterpark99 Are you able to get the bluetooth module paired with the PC and see a serial port show up? Can you program the arduino with one of the serial examples, pair the bluetooth with the PC and see the output in a terminal program like putty?

Unfortunately the error messages in the Linx API are very unhelpful.