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hi every body, i have developed a code for power quality analysis to aquire samples at rate of 50kS/s in FPGA using cRIO-9067. the code is successfully executed and the graph are plotted successfully in the real time processor vi. i want to save the samples in my computer for future reference but i was unable to save them in my pc.  anybody please help me, how to save the sampled data in my computer from the rt-vi

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You should have another application on your PC for saving the data.  You can use a Network Stream or a TCP/IP connection to send the data from the cRIO to the PC.


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in my fpga project my user interface vi is in my computer. i want to run may rt vi from the user interface vi and i am unable to do so. when i run my user interface vi in host computer the rt vi shoud start automatically as a background process. help me please

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in my fpga project my user interface vi is in my computer. i want to run may rt vi from the user interface vi and i am unable to do so. when i run my user interface vi in host computer the rt vi shoud start automatically as a background process. help me please


No.  You deploy to the RT first.  Then your PC application (GUI) can connect to the cRIO.  Treat the RT as a seperate computer that should run a specfic application as soon as it is powered up and always runs until it looses power.


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