That's meaningless information. The instrument should have a label that says who makes it. If you don't know this basic information, how do you even know what it's used for?
If you don't know who makes it and you don't have a manual, how can you possibly know that it is part of your project and that it is costly. Find someone who actually knows something about this instrument and post back. You aren't providing any useful information at all.
i can't throw away the instrument because that instrument is part of my project ...and also it is very cost....
WELL, then what is the instrument? If you want to talk to it SOMEONE is going to need to read the manual! Even if it has not been integrated before with LabVIEW (Unlikekly) We cannot help untill you tell us what the device is!
<I Know that sounds a bit "Grumpy" but, give us the details to help you>
ok thank you....some one said that in the labview having auto detect feature..it will provides entaire details of insrument...like baud rate,parity,stop bits,
ok thank you....some one said that in the labview having auto detect feature..it will provides entaire details of insrument...like baud rate,parity,stop bits,
I said that. In a hope that you would provide other details because it is impossible! (well, improbable)
Model and MFG of the device (and a link to the manual but, we Google good) can help you!
a *.jpg does not help What is that thing? There is a "Boilerplate" on the back.
