VRF,
Need some help on gaining a better understanding of the Ethernet capability in VEE. One of our next generation products is changing from RS232 to Ethernet communication. The communication packet data is custom and in Labview from a previous life we either wrote a custom DLL or developed a packet generating module. I’m trying to make an assessment of what needs to be done in VEE with respect to developing or modifying an existing program to support Ethernet communication.
The things I can think of that are needed are as follows…
1. DLL to build, send the communication packet and receive ACK back.
2. Assuming the Ethernet protocol structure is supported in VEE.
3. ???
Would deeply appreciate any insight or knowledge VRF would be willing to share…
Thanks in advance for the support,
Clifton Drew
Senior Test Engineer
WhereNet Corporation
2858 De La Cruz Blvd.
Santa Clara, CA 95050
mobile: 408-489-9924
email: HYPERLINK "mailto:cdrew@wherenet.com"cdrew@wherenet.com
website: HYPERLINK "http://www.wherenet.com"www.wherenet.com
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Need some help on gaining a better understanding of the Ethernet capability in VEE. One of our next generation products is changing from RS232 to Ethernet communication. The communication packet data is custom and in Labview from a previous life we either wrote a custom DLL or developed a packet generating module. I’m trying to make an assessment of what needs to be done in VEE with respect to developing or modifying an existing program to support Ethernet communication.
The things I can think of that are needed are as follows…
1. DLL to build, send the communication packet and receive ACK back.
2. Assuming the Ethernet protocol structure is supported in VEE.
3. ???
Would deeply appreciate any insight or knowledge VRF would be willing to share…
Thanks in advance for the support,
Clifton Drew
Senior Test Engineer
WhereNet Corporation
2858 De La Cruz Blvd.
Santa Clara, CA 95050
mobile: 408-489-9924
email: HYPERLINK "mailto:cdrew@wherenet.com"cdrew@wherenet.com
website: HYPERLINK "http://www.wherenet.com"www.wherenet.com
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Does any one have a routine they can e-mail me or point me to that will do the following:
I Have 2 files, I want to take the first array lacation A[0] and check all of the second file for The data at A[0], then I want to increment to A[1] and check the second file again, increment to A[2] And go through the second file again etc.. If I find any matches I want to compile the array locations they were found at.
I have been working on this awhile and just can't get it staraight.
Thanks,
Dave
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