12-25-2023 03:36 PM
When you show pictures of code that can't be run, and you don't identify whether the numbers showing are decimal, hexadecimal, or something else, and then start with what I assume is code in some out-moded symbolic language with operators like ++, funny punctuation, etc. that takes up far more space than the "LabVIEW Parser" code you show below it, I just sigh, and shrug my shoulders. Let Arduino send data "as is", and let LabVIEW have the smarts to re-arrange it to make sense. If the issue is "byte order", simply collect the bytes into an array and use Reverse Array. If it is "These 4 bytes totaling 32 bits represent a single-precision Float", simply Type Cast them to a single-precision Float.
Bob Schor
12-26-2023 02:42 PM
rolfk Thank you for your answers. The problem was exactly as you said. I was a little confused. But now I understand the situation better.
By the way, the problem is completely solved.