Re: how to save data on a graph and then add new data to it

2004-04-09 Thread St Augustine
hey thank alot man, im gonna try to do it with the charts instead.it
doesnt matter if its graphs or charts i just want to be able to save
the data and add a new plot to it



how to save data on a graph and then add new data to it

2004-04-08 Thread St Augustine
i am currently plotting data on a graph from a physical system.
However when i want to add new data to the plot, the old one is
replaced. I am trying to do more than one plot on the same graph,
where the incoming data is at different times. I want something like
Excel where i can just add a new plot to the graph.Can i save the data
or freeze it onto the graph or something so that i can add a new plot
and see the two at the same time?



Re: setting up differential and single ended connections, multichannel scanning also

2004-03-21 Thread St Augustine
i understand what your telling me. thanks alot marcus. All the signals
sources that i am inputting to the board are grounded. There is no
floating signals.I know how to set up the differential channel.What i
want to know is  for the single ended input, do i still need to
connect AISENSE to GND. If i do this externally, doesnt this mean that
the negative differential input would become shorted?



setting up differential and single ended connections, multichannel scanning also

2004-03-15 Thread St Augustine
i am currently using the PCI6014 i have set up the 8 input digital
channel, three differential channels and one NRSE channel. I would
like to know how to scan from the three differential channels as well
as set them up. Also since i am using a NRSE does it mean that i
connect AISENSE to AIGND? Channel 0 is used as the NRSE channel and
19,210,311 is used as the differential input.



i am searching for the image update VIs to download

2004-03-03 Thread St Augustine
i would like to refresh my VI that i put up on the web without having
to refresh the entire page.From your results i was told to use the
image update VIs located somewhere on your website.i have been
searching for this for sometime and i cant seem to find it.can you
please help me locate it or provide some alternative VI that would
perform the same function please. I am running version 5.1 in labview,
thanks



Is the output from an auto power spectrum complex valued?

2004-02-25 Thread St Augustine
i want to display the fourier output of some ascii data that i saved
to a text file. however the input to the FFT block must be complex
valued.how am i to know what i see is actually the fourier
analysis?please help



Re: maximum input frequency of the PCI-6014?

2004-02-16 Thread St Augustine
Ron that was extemely useful information, however for this application
i am using digital inputs and reconstructing the waveform in labview.
i guess this would make the problem i am having more clear. can i vary
the sampling rate for digital inputs in measurements and explorer?



how can i determine the sampling rate of my board

2004-02-15 Thread St Augustine
I am currently using the PCI-6014. I would like to know how fast this
board is capable of sampling.can this value be increased or decreased
from labview? i am using immediate Digital inputs and my analog signal
look fine at low frequncies ( like 1-10 Hz). However when my input
siganl increases to 100 Hz and even higher, it appears to be extremely
corrupted. I tried adjusting the delay in teh loop but this not help.i
am not sure what next to do in order to properly visulaize these high
frequency signals.can i include some time base like an oscilloscope in
order to see it better?



Re: How to change the properties of waveform graph from time domain

2004-02-14 Thread St Augustine
i have a similiar problem.So what you are saying is that by just
changing the scale to decimal after the FFT is taken means that the
unit is in frequency?



Re: How plotting on a digital waveform graph the bit transition in function of the time

2004-02-14 Thread St Augustine
My name is vijay. For the scaling on the x axis,can u please tell me
what X0 and delta X denotes. What scaling factor are they reffering
too?
thank in advance. Also in order for you to see the binary
representation of your digital inputs u can open up the read from one
digital port VI located under data acq, digital i/o, immediate
digital i/o. Then u can wire a graph at the output from the pattern
node before number is converted to boolean. Hope that helps jonathan!



scaling graph to frequency?

2004-02-13 Thread St Augustine
i have succesfully read in data from a digital input and managed to
store in a text file. This data appears to be most likely an ASCII
format. Are there ASCII to number converters? I would also like to now
use this data and perform analysis on them.For example using the FFT
etc. I have managed to read the data from the same file and perform
analysis on it.However the FFT must represents a signal in the
frequency domain and the scale remains in time. Im not sure how to
scale my X axis to represent this? Can you please help!



How can i display the signal out of a FFT block to a graph?

2004-02-12 Thread St Augustine
What conversion is required in order to convert a the output of a FFT
block to a waveform display? The signal input to the FFT block is a
binary pattern signal!