10-09-2009 10:47 AM
Hi Jeff,
I am using a Newport XPS 8-axis controller. It comes with a set of LabView drivers and VI's. However I am
new to LabView and cant seem to achieve a constant rotation in the theta axis. I was enquiring as to whether anyone had experience in using this set up??
Cheers,
Joe
10-09-2009 12:50 PM
HI Mr.Jeff,
Actually i do not think I have any motion controller installed.
I'm using an evaluation copy of the Motion Assistant software.
And I can't find the example in the Find examples link.
Is there no other way to write a code w/o the motion controller because I don't have access to the full software.
Is there a way to do a wiring up in LabVIEW 8.6. That's the only full version software I have.
Pls do guide me on this.
Thx a lot
Rdgs
Titano
10-09-2009 01:49 PM
Hi Mr JEff,
In regards to my previous thread, I managed to do a simple example in Motion Assistant using a virtual motion controller.
I understand that using a virtual motion controller, you can't run the script.
But when I tried to generate a LabVIEW code for that i received these following errors:
"There was an error during code generation. Possible reasons are:
1.NI Motion templates not found.
2.User has cancelled Code generation."
Any ways for me to rectify these errors?
Thx for ur patience n guidance.
Rdgs
Titano
10-12-2009 10:23 AM
Hi Joe and Titano,
Joe- I recommend trying some of the motion examples located in the Example Finder. They are a great way to get introduced to LabVIEW.
Titano- check out this KnowledgeBase article for help on the error you are seeing.
I hope this helps!
Kristen H.
10-12-2009 11:38 AM
Hi Kristen,
Thanks for the reply. I’ve beenthrough the examples and have progressed from them. I can achieve motion in theXY plane as well as a 180-degree rotation but I can’t seem to achieve a fullrotation at constant velocity.
Any further suggestions?
Regards,
Joe
10-13-2009 01:59 PM
Hi Joe,
Could you provide a bit more detail of what is happening? In other words, how is it not working? Is there an error? Thanks!
Kristen H.
10-13-2009 03:26 PM
Kristen,
There are error codes but as the VI's are written by Newport LabView doesn't recognize the error codes. I may have solved the problem by setting up a 'spindle axis' for the Newport controller but i wont know until tomorrow. This spindle axis should allow continuous rotation.
Have yo used LabView with the Newport XPS controller or know anyone that has?
Regards,
Joe
10-14-2009 10:16 AM
Hi Joe,
I have not worked with the Newport VIs specifically, but am willing to help troubleshoot where I can. I just might have more questions than someone that works with Newport VIs on a daily basis. That being said, I'll second your invite for those familiar with Newport VIs to lend a helping hand.
Kristen H.
01-20-2010 09:27 PM
Hello,
i wrote a VI for 2-D motion,horiznotal and vertical motion.I will get data like this according to present logic the data will save like this.(x,y)=(0,0),(1,0).........(10,0)
then X axis goes back to zero,then (0,1),(1,1),(1,2).................(10,1).I want to do it in other way 0,0),(1,0).........(10,0),then second row (10,1),(9,1)......(0,0)).How to change my logic?..Hope you guys will help me in this regard.I have also attached screen shot of my present daata file
Mahs
01-21-2010 10:38 AM
Hi mahs,
There is no screenshot attached to your post.
If you're not using Newport VIs I suggest making a new thread.