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> VRF
>
> Hello,
> I have a mathematic operartion
> Y= 17.77-(1133/X)-(4.214*10^(-5)*X)+6.752*10^(-6)*X^2-5.228*LOG10(X)
> Z=10^Y
>
> X is running from 133 to 283 in increasing 2 steps.
> When I compare the results, than they differ to the normal pocket pc (target),
> why ??
Because your calculator doesn't have the concept of data types- everything
is a real number. Most likely you're seeing integer vs real value issues.
Try making sure that you are using reals, as in
Y= 17.77-(1133./X)-(4.214*10^(-5.)*X)+6.752*10^(-6.)*X^2-5.228*LOG10(X)
While VEE appears typeless it really does have normal datatypes underneath.
Stan
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> VRF
>
> Hello,
> I have a mathematic operartion
> Y= 17.77-(1133/X)-(4.214*10^(-5)*X)+6.752*10^(-6)*X^2-5.228*LOG10(X)
> Z=10^Y
>
> X is running from 133 to 283 in increasing 2 steps.
> When I compare the results, than they differ to the normal pocket pc (target),
> why ??
Because your calculator doesn't have the concept of data types- everything
is a real number. Most likely you're seeing integer vs real value issues.
Try making sure that you are using reals, as in
Y= 17.77-(1133./X)-(4.214*10^(-5.)*X)+6.752*10^(-6.)*X^2-5.228*LOG10(X)
While VEE appears typeless it really does have normal datatypes underneath.
Stan
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Have a look at the help ( index ) for 'default preferences' ( the
help on my version is broken for 'web server' ) the Notes section near the
end describes how to set this up - this is very easy to set up and you can
publish the front panel of your VEE application directly.
Alternatively it would be very easy to write html from VEE which can either
go into the VEE web directory ( if you are using VEE as your web server )
or wherever your chosen web server uses for that.
Sending examples is none too easy because it comes down to setting up the
server and 'pointing' your browser to it!
Hope that helps anyway,
Mike Watts
Message text written by "Nelson Mambre"
>
Hello,
What are the steps involved in publishing variables from VEE to the web (a
browser)? I suppose the page must use Dynamic HTML, to constantly update
the values. How will the graphics be presented (charts, traces etc)? Do I
have to use ActiveX? How do I connect VEE to the server?
Any help would be appreciated, if anyone has some example, it's welcome.
Nelson Mambre
Ingeniero de Desarrollo
Seebeck C.A.
Tecnopolis Universidad Simon Bolivar
Parque Tecnologico Sartenejas
Edif Bolivar, Mezanina
Baruta 1086A, Edo Miranda
Caracas, Venezuela
Tel. +58-212-906-4276
Fax +58-212-962-0871
Cel. +58-416-7-103-103
nmambre@seebeck.com.ve
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to activate the sockets that it may not work unless logged in.
http://www.realvnc.com
Good Luck.
Mark
-----Original Message-----
From: Nelson Mambre [mailto:nmambre@seebeck.com.ve]
Sent: Thursday, May 22, 2003 8:45 AM
To: VEE vrf
Cc: VEE vrf
Subject: [vrf] Re: Publishing in Web/Browser
Hello,
As far as I can see, the built in webserver only allows me to monitor the
VEE application. I want to know if there is away to change the values of my
variables in VEE across the web. That is for example, if I have a slider in
my front panel, how to move it in a browser. In other words, I want to be
able to monitor and interact in "real time" with a VEE program across the
web.
Thankz,
Nelson Mambre
Ingeniero de Desarrollo
Seebeck C.A.
Tecnopolis Universidad Simon Bolivar
Parque Tecnologico Sartenejas
Edif Bolivar, Mezanina
Baruta 1086A, Edo Miranda
Caracas, Venezuela
Tel. +58-212-906-4276
Fax +58-212-962-0871
www.seebeck.com.ve
----- Original Message -----
From: "M Watts" <MikeJWatts@compuserve.com>
To: "Nelson Mambre" <nmambre@seebeck.com.ve>
Cc: "VEE vrf" <vrf@it.lists.it.agilent.com>
Sent: Thursday, May 22, 2003 4:24 AM
Subject: [vrf] Publishing in Web/Browser
> Nelson,
> Have a look at the help ( index ) for 'default preferences' ( the
> help on my version is broken for 'web server' ) the Notes section near the
> end describes how to set this up - this is very easy to set up and you can
> publish the front panel of your VEE application directly.
>
> Alternatively it would be very easy to write html from VEE which can
either
> go into the VEE web directory ( if you are using VEE as your web server )
> or wherever your chosen web server uses for that.
>
> Sending examples is none too easy because it comes down to setting up the
> server and 'pointing' your browser to it!
>
> Hope that helps anyway,
>
> Mike Watts
>
>
> Message text written by "Nelson Mambre"
> >
> Hello,
> What are the steps involved in publishing variables from VEE to the web (a
> browser)? I suppose the page must use Dynamic HTML, to constantly update
> the values. How will the graphics be presented (charts, traces etc)? Do I
> have to use ActiveX? How do I connect VEE to the server?
>
> Any help would be appreciated, if anyone has some example, it's welcome.
>
> Nelson Mambre
> Ingeniero de Desarrollo
> Seebeck C.A.
> Tecnopolis Universidad Simon Bolivar
> Parque Tecnologico Sartenejas
> Edif Bolivar, Mezanina
> Baruta 1086A, Edo Miranda
> Caracas, Venezuela
> Tel. +58-212-906-4276
> Fax +58-212-962-0871
> Cel. +58-416-7-103-103
> nmambre@seebeck.com.ve
> <
>
> _______________________________________________________________________
>
> Michael Watts, Consultant PO Box 92
> on the web: www.PreciselySo.Co.UK Exeter,Devon
> e-mail: MJWC@PreciselySo.Co.UK England
> tel: +44 7714 339 729 EX4 2YY
> _______________________________________________________________________
>
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I don't know if that's possible without something like pcAnywhere (which
works quite well for that, I might add.)
Mike Groves
-----Original Message-----
From: Nelson Mambre [mailto:nmambre@seebeck.com.ve]
Sent: Thursday, May 22, 2003 8:45 AM
To: VEE vrf
Cc: VEE vrf
Subject: [vrf] Re: Publishing in Web/Browser
Hello,
As far as I can see, the built in webserver only allows me to monitor the
VEE application. I want to know if there is away to change the values of my
variables in VEE across the web. That is for example, if I have a slider in
my front panel, how to move it in a browser. In other words, I want to be
able to monitor and interact in "real time" with a VEE program across the
web.
Thankz,
Nelson Mambre
Ingeniero de Desarrollo
Seebeck C.A.
Tecnopolis Universidad Simon Bolivar
Parque Tecnologico Sartenejas
Edif Bolivar, Mezanina
Baruta 1086A, Edo Miranda
Caracas, Venezuela
Tel. +58-212-906-4276
Fax +58-212-962-0871
www.seebeck.com.ve
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From: "M Watts" <MikeJWatts@compuserve.com>
To: "Nelson Mambre" <nmambre@seebeck.com.ve>
Cc: "VEE vrf" <vrf@it.lists.it.agilent.com>
Sent: Thursday, May 22, 2003 4:24 AM
Subject: [vrf] Publishing in Web/Browser
> Nelson,
> Have a look at the help ( index ) for 'default preferences' ( the
> help on my version is broken for 'web server' ) the Notes section near the
> end describes how to set this up - this is very easy to set up and you can
> publish the front panel of your VEE application directly.
>
> Alternatively it would be very easy to write html from VEE which can
either
> go into the VEE web directory ( if you are using VEE as your web server )
> or wherever your chosen web server uses for that.
>
> Sending examples is none too easy because it comes down to setting up the
> server and 'pointing' your browser to it!
>
> Hope that helps anyway,
>
> Mike Watts
>
>
> Message text written by "Nelson Mambre"
> >
> Hello,
> What are the steps involved in publishing variables from VEE to the web (a
> browser)? I suppose the page must use Dynamic HTML, to constantly update
> the values. How will the graphics be presented (charts, traces etc)? Do I
> have to use ActiveX? How do I connect VEE to the server?
>
> Any help would be appreciated, if anyone has some example, it's welcome.
>
> Nelson Mambre
> Ingeniero de Desarrollo
> Seebeck C.A.
> Tecnopolis Universidad Simon Bolivar
> Parque Tecnologico Sartenejas
> Edif Bolivar, Mezanina
> Baruta 1086A, Edo Miranda
> Caracas, Venezuela
> Tel. +58-212-906-4276
> Fax +58-212-962-0871
> Cel. +58-416-7-103-103
> nmambre@seebeck.com.ve
> <
>
> _______________________________________________________________________
>
> Michael Watts, Consultant PO Box 92
> on the web: www.PreciselySo.Co.UK Exeter,Devon
> e-mail: MJWC@PreciselySo.Co.UK England
> tel: +44 7714 339 729 EX4 2YY
> _______________________________________________________________________
>
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As far as I can see, the built in webserver only allows me to monitor the
VEE application. I want to know if there is away to change the values of my
variables in VEE across the web. That is for example, if I have a slider in
my front panel, how to move it in a browser. In other words, I want to be
able to monitor and interact in "real time" with a VEE program across the
web.
Thankz,
Nelson Mambre
Ingeniero de Desarrollo
Seebeck C.A.
Tecnopolis Universidad Simon Bolivar
Parque Tecnologico Sartenejas
Edif Bolivar, Mezanina
Baruta 1086A, Edo Miranda
Caracas, Venezuela
Tel. +58-212-906-4276
Fax +58-212-962-0871
www.seebeck.com.ve
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From: "M Watts" <MikeJWatts@compuserve.com>
To: "Nelson Mambre" <nmambre@seebeck.com.ve>
Cc: "VEE vrf" <vrf@it.lists.it.agilent.com>
Sent: Thursday, May 22, 2003 4:24 AM
Subject: [vrf] Publishing in Web/Browser
> Nelson,
> Have a look at the help ( index ) for 'default preferences' ( the
> help on my version is broken for 'web server' ) the Notes section near the
> end describes how to set this up - this is very easy to set up and you can
> publish the front panel of your VEE application directly.
>
> Alternatively it would be very easy to write html from VEE which can
either
> go into the VEE web directory ( if you are using VEE as your web server )
> or wherever your chosen web server uses for that.
>
> Sending examples is none too easy because it comes down to setting up the
> server and 'pointing' your browser to it!
>
> Hope that helps anyway,
>
> Mike Watts
>
>
> Message text written by "Nelson Mambre"
> >
> Hello,
> What are the steps involved in publishing variables from VEE to the web (a
> browser)? I suppose the page must use Dynamic HTML, to constantly update
> the values. How will the graphics be presented (charts, traces etc)? Do I
> have to use ActiveX? How do I connect VEE to the server?
>
> Any help would be appreciated, if anyone has some example, it's welcome.
>
> Nelson Mambre
> Ingeniero de Desarrollo
> Seebeck C.A.
> Tecnopolis Universidad Simon Bolivar
> Parque Tecnologico Sartenejas
> Edif Bolivar, Mezanina
> Baruta 1086A, Edo Miranda
> Caracas, Venezuela
> Tel. +58-212-906-4276
> Fax +58-212-962-0871
> Cel. +58-416-7-103-103
> nmambre@seebeck.com.ve
> <
>
> _______________________________________________________________________
>
> Michael Watts, Consultant PO Box 92
> on the web: www.PreciselySo.Co.UK Exeter,Devon
> e-mail: MJWC@PreciselySo.Co.UK England
> tel: +44 7714 339 729 EX4 2YY
> _______________________________________________________________________
>
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