mobile project

[mahsa]

Hi to everybody

I want to use advances signal processing toolkit in mobile project but when I open mobile project there is not advanced signal processing. what do I do? please help me

[Daniel-E]

Hey mahsa,

It looks like the Advanced Signal Processing Toolkit isn't supported by the LabVIEW Mobile module. To confirm that this is the issue, you can try creating a regular VI and adding some of the advanced signal processing functions to it, and then copy those over to a mobile project. This should result in an error, which indicates that the toolkit is not supported.

There are some signal processing functions supported in the mobile module; here is a list of those functions: http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/371361H-01/lvanls/signal_processing_vis/

I hope this helps, and please let us know if you have any more questions!

Thanks,

[mahsa]

Thanks a lot

I do this work but when I want to build exe from my VI, It doesn't build. and get the error missing VI

I found that error creat becuse in sub vi from advanced signal processing toolkit there is calling function that caling convention is stdcall.

and this is not to build.

[Daniel-E]

Hey mahsa,

I'm thinking that you're seeing this error because the subVI isn't included in the build specification for the executable. So if you look at this guide from the LabVIEW help file:

http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/371361H-01/lvhowto/building_a_stand_alone_app/

And specifically at Step 3a, you'll see that you can add VI's to the Always Included list box. I'd make sure that the subVI is added to that box.

If that doesn't work, a screenshot of the error you're seeing would be really helpful. But I think that should work for you.

Let us know!

[mahsa]

Thanks Daniel-E for your reply

I do this work but the exe file is created is not good for mobile. and when I want to build exe that is good for mobile, I see this error

[rolfk]

Most LabVIEW Toolkits do not install into the LabVIEW for Mobile Toolkit and that is definitely true for those Toolkits accessing external code in the form of DLLs. Your Advanced Signal Processing Toolkit is only available for Windows 32 Bit and NI Realtime (cRIO, RT controller) targets and has not been ported to other targets so far.

While Windows 64 Bit might be available in the near future, support for the Mobile Toolkit is most likely not going to happen. The Windows Mobile ecosytem is both way to fragmented (soon to be four highly incompatible platforms) and even in combined numbers of all platforms more or less insignificant at this time.

The other mobile platforms like iOS and Android are simply to different (Android) or to restrictive (iOS) that LabVIEW will have classic support for them in form of runtime systems/cross compiled targets. The future for mobile platform based LabVIEW applications most likely lies in a HTML5 or similar based web application aproach that talks to the server application somewhere in the cloud.

[Fro2]

This may explain why when I upgraded today to LabView 2014 that my Mobile Module Toolkit vanished.  NI no longer sell the Mobile Module Toolkit therefore no longer support it is as well.  What is it's replacement?

[fromm8]

Hello Fro2

You are right, NI does not recommend the LabVIEW Mobile Module for use in new designs.

NI LabVIEW Mobile Module for Handheld Devices

There is no a direct replacement, however if you comment what you want to do, we can recommend you a tool.

Regards

Frank R.

[Fro2]

I simply wish to port some code to a handheld device such as a PDA, CN3, etc. I was able to get it to work with not much effort using the Mobile module. How would one do the same type thing without it? Should I just simply use the Touch Panel module? Oh I just remembered that too is gone now, well really is incorporated into the Develope Suite which I get updated annually. Touch Panel is no longer a separate module.

[Row-L]

Are you trying to run a stand-alone application, or connect with an existing application remotely? You may able to use NI Data Dashboard depending on your device and application: (http://www.ni.com/white-paper/13757/en/). Otherwise, it may be helpful to describe what you are trying to do in more detail, so we can determine the best tool to use.