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Hello

For one of our microwave measurements banks we are making use of a
automated table. This automated table can be controlled with a CAN-OPEN
system.
My question: Does anybody of you make use of a CAN-Open controller under
HPVEE and does it work? And if so where can I find more information about
it?

Lots of thanks

Yoeri

Yoeri Arien
Microwave engineer
Emerson & Cuming MWP
Nijverheidstraat 7a
2260 Westerlo
Belgium
(Phone) +32 14562547
(Fax) +32 14562507

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a.kieser Nov 7, 2001 8:26 AM

Hi,
I have a measurement y=f(x) in a 2D-Array where are at several times peaks
which are e.g. threetimes higher than the normal signal. Does anybody know a
simple method to collect the x-values of the measurement in an array? A
Matlab-Solution would be nice, too.

Thanks in advance,

Axel Kieser
___________________________
Francotyp-Postalia AG & Co. KG
TEM - Mechanical Development Department
Triftweg 21-26
16547 Birkenwerder
Germany
Tel.: +49 (0) 33 03/5 25 - 6 37
Fax: +49 (0) 33 03/5 37 07 - 6 37
mailto:a.kieser@francotyp.com
http://www.francotyp.com/

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VRFuser Nov 7, 2001 11:15 AM

Hi Cornelius,

Since Vee 6 you can declare your variable as a 'variant'.
The variant type will accept all types of data, also if you need to set it to different types one after the other.
Before I had the problem I couldn't define a record variable, unless I the fields were known the moment it was declared.
Now I just declare them as a variant and it's all OK.

I hope this will put you on track.

Regards,

Jo De Loor

Newtec Cy
Laarstraat 5
B-9100 Sint Niklaas

Tel: +32 3 780 65 00
Fax: +32 3 780 65 49

http://www.newtec.be
E-mail: jdl@newtec.be

>>> "Cornelius, Hal (RPI)" <CorneliusHE@navair.navy.mil> 11/08/01 02:16AM >>>
Hello all,

I have a text array, 1D, that has approximately 109 entries. I need to put
status data into each entry of this array. I thought using undeclared
variables was a way to do it and that would let me get to the data in
different parts of my program. I did not define the variable and just used
a SET VARIABLE with a name input pin. I connected my array to it, used a
counter to access each array name and it generated global variables. I want
to put text data into the variable, but when I look at the variable with the
program explorer I only see global variables set for REAL. Is there way to
set this type of variable to TEXT? Or is there a better way to do this.

Hal Cornelius
Research Planning Inc.
China Lake, Ca.
760/939-9008

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Hi,
I have a measurement y=f(x) in a 2D-Array where are at several times peaks
which are e.g. threetimes higher than the normal signal. Does anybody know a
simple method to collect the x-values of the measurement in an array? A
Matlab-Solution would be nice, too.

Thanks in advance,

Axel Kieser
___________________________
Francotyp-Postalia AG & Co. KG
TEM - Mechanical Development Department
Triftweg 21-26
16547 Birkenwerder
Germany
Tel.: +49 (0) 33 03/5 25 - 6 37
Fax: +49 (0) 33 03/5 37 07 - 6 37
mailto:a.kieser@francotyp.com
http://www.francotyp.com/

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Hi Cornelius,

Since Vee 6 you can declare your variable as a 'variant'.
The variant type will accept all types of data, also if you need to set it to different types one after the other.
Before I had the problem I couldn't define a record variable, unless I the fields were known the moment it was declared.
Now I just declare them as a variant and it's all OK.

I hope this will put you on track.

Regards,

Jo De Loor

Newtec Cy
Laarstraat 5
B-9100 Sint Niklaas

Tel: +32 3 780 65 00
Fax: +32 3 780 65 49

http://www.newtec.be
E-mail: jdl@newtec.be

>>> "Cornelius, Hal (RPI)" <CorneliusHE@navair.navy.mil> 11/08/01 02:16AM >>>
Hello all,

I have a text array, 1D, that has approximately 109 entries. I need to put
status data into each entry of this array. I thought using undeclared
variables was a way to do it and that would let me get to the data in
different parts of my program. I did not define the variable and just used
a SET VARIABLE with a name input pin. I connected my array to it, used a
counter to access each array name and it generated global variables. I want
to put text data into the variable, but when I look at the variable with the
program explorer I only see global variables set for REAL. Is there way to
set this type of variable to TEXT? Or is there a better way to do this.

Hal Cornelius
Research Planning Inc.
China Lake, Ca.
760/939-9008

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