Yes, and I have updated them and they are available <http://sthmac.magnet.fsu.edu/labview>. The gotcha is that they use traditional serial port calls and since LV 7.0 those calls are now routed thru VISA. There is also a native VISA version that is much more robust and simpler. It is a great package and made the transition from traditional serial to VISA almost trivial!
But since the traditional serial port calls have gone away this is not a work around. The best is that there is a serial only visa package that makes things manageable. -Scott At 1:52 PM -0600 3/26/04, Bill Gilbert wrote: >How about the NLSerial functions that were written at Philips Research by Albert >Geven & co? Are they still in the list archives? I still have a copy. Not sure how >they would feel about someone distributing them for >profit, but you could ask. Here is Albert's address from the doc file(old): > >Albert Geven, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >I used these in some applications back when I was really disgusted with VISA and it's >documentation for serial stuff. They are still working in old systems we have which >have been upgraded as far as LV6.0.2. > >Thanks again Albert, if you are listening! > >I'm happy using VISA now, but it is sort of like the Swiss army knife you got for >Xmas with 35 blades that requires you to switch to suspenders to hold your pants up. >And all you really wanted was a bottle opener. > >--BG > >Bill Gilbert, EM Tech >UMN School of Physics and Astronomy >Tel 612 624 4870 >Fax 612 624 4578 > > >C. Allen Weekley wrote: > >>Hello, >> >>Has anyone written VI's to perform serial I/O using functions in >>kernel32.dll? >> >>Allen Weekley
