Aledyne Engineering, Inc. - Group: Product Forums https://www.aledyne.com/forum/?group=1 Simple:Press Version 6.11.4 aledyneadmin on Please visit www.geverywhere.com https://www.aledyne.com/forum/arduino-compatible-compiler-for-labview/please-visit-www-geverywhere-com/#p13 Arduino Compatible Compiler for LabVIEW https://www.aledyne.com/forum/arduino-compatible-compiler-for-labview/please-visit-www-geverywhere-com/#p13 For the Arduino Compatible Compiler for LabVIEW forum, please visit http://www.geverywhere.com

]]> Mon, 01 Jun 2020 04:23:34 -0700 aledyneadmin on After activating in LabVIEW 2017/2018/2019 64 Bit, product shows as Invalid https://www.aledyne.com/forum/spreadsheet-express-1/SE-product-shows-as-invalid/#p12 Spreadsheet Express https://www.aledyne.com/forum/spreadsheet-express-1/SE-product-shows-as-invalid/#p12 This is an issue with LabVIEW.  Refer to the following knowledge base article by National Instruments for a solution:

https://knowledge.ni.com/Knowl.....38;l=en-US

]]> Mon, 01 Jun 2020 04:17:25 -0700 aledyneadmin on After activating in LabVIEW 2017/2018/2019 64 Bit, product shows as Invalid https://www.aledyne.com/forum/touchscreen-toolkit-1/TT-product-shows-as-invalid/#p11 Touchscreen Toolkit https://www.aledyne.com/forum/touchscreen-toolkit-1/TT-product-shows-as-invalid/#p11 This is an issue with LabVIEW.  Refer to the following knowledge base article by National Instruments for a solution:

https://knowledge.ni.com/Knowl.....38;l=en-US

]]> Mon, 01 Jun 2020 04:16:14 -0700 aledyneadmin on Can the programmer read the UID of a connected memory and store it somewhere? https://www.aledyne.com/forum/panther-1-wire-programmer/panther-1-wire-programmer-faq/read-the-uid/#p10 Panther 1-Wire Programmer FAQ https://www.aledyne.com/forum/panther-1-wire-programmer/panther-1-wire-programmer-faq/read-the-uid/#p10 Yes, a configuration can be setup to read the devices UID and store it to a file on the SD card either in binary or ASCII format.  Also, the UIDs can be appended to the file so a record is kept of all memories attached and read.  Refer to the user manual section 4.1.1 for more information.  If the Remote Interface License is enabled and the unit is being controlled over the USB interface, the UID can also be read over the USB interface and stored in any desired format on the PC as well.

]]> Tue, 28 May 2019 13:33:08 -0700 aledyneadmin on Can the programmer do write/read/verify? https://www.aledyne.com/forum/panther-1-wire-programmer/panther-1-wire-programmer-faq/write-read-verify/#p9 Panther 1-Wire Programmer FAQ https://www.aledyne.com/forum/panther-1-wire-programmer/panther-1-wire-programmer-faq/write-read-verify/#p9 Yes! A configuration can be setup for any of the supported memory devices that can read memory contents from a file on the SD card (in binary format) and can take that contents and program it to the specified memory starting at a specified memory location.  After writing it will automatically read the contents back as a separate operation and compare it to the file on the SD card to confirm the data was written properly.  This all happens with one click execution, or one command over the USB remote interface.

]]> Tue, 28 May 2019 13:27:56 -0700 aledyneadmin on Can the Panther Programmer write Add-Only memories that required a 12V programming pulse? https://www.aledyne.com/forum/panther-1-wire-programmer/panther-1-wire-programmer-faq/12v-programming-pulse/#p8 Panther 1-Wire Programmer FAQ https://www.aledyne.com/forum/panther-1-wire-programmer/panther-1-wire-programmer-faq/12v-programming-pulse/#p8 Yes!  The programmer includes the required hardware to program these specific 1-Wire devices like the DS2502, and the DS2505.

]]> Tue, 28 May 2019 13:23:21 -0700 aledyneadmin on What is the Remote Interface License for and how is it delivered? https://www.aledyne.com/forum/panther-1-wire-programmer/panther-1-wire-programmer-faq/remote-interface-license/#p7 Panther 1-Wire Programmer FAQ https://www.aledyne.com/forum/panther-1-wire-programmer/panther-1-wire-programmer-faq/remote-interface-license/#p7 The Remote Interface License enables the Panther Programmer to be controlled remotely over the USB port.  It must be purchased if you want to control the programmer via LabVIEW or a different programming language from a PC.  This is useful when the programmer is to be used in an automated production process.  We provide the LabVIEW driver free of charge, but the remote license must be purchased to enable the programmer for remote use.  We also provide a free standalone application here to use the programmer remotely.

When the Remote Interface License is purchased, it is distributed as a single license file that is loaded onto the SD card of the unit when shipped.  If the license file is present on the SD card when the unit is powered on, the license is validated and the remote interface mode is activated on the unit.  The license can always be purchased at a later time as an add-on and we will email the license file which you can copy to the unit's SD card, which will activate this feature without having to send it back to us.

The Remote Interface License is NOT required if you will just be using the touchscreen interface on the unit to read/write 1-Wire devices and don't need to control it via the USB port.

]]> Tue, 28 May 2019 13:21:18 -0700 Steffan on Licensing for the Arduino Compatible Compiler https://www.aledyne.com/forum/touchscreen-toolkit-1/licensing-for-the-arduino-compatible-compiler/#p6 Touchscreen Toolkit https://www.aledyne.com/forum/touchscreen-toolkit-1/licensing-for-the-arduino-compatible-compiler/#p6 Hi Jim,

For reference, the forum for the Arduino Compatible Compiler for LabVIEW is handled on a separate site at http://www.geverywhere.com.  To answer your question, there is an FAQ on geverywhere.com here.

Hope that helps.

]]> Fri, 04 Sep 2015 10:54:11 -0700 jaustin on Licensing for the Arduino Compatible Compiler https://www.aledyne.com/forum/touchscreen-toolkit-1/licensing-for-the-arduino-compatible-compiler/#p5 Touchscreen Toolkit https://www.aledyne.com/forum/touchscreen-toolkit-1/licensing-for-the-arduino-compatible-compiler/#p5 (sorry, didn’t see a product category for the compiler)
Is the compiler licensing the same: single seat but I can run it (non-concurrently) on up to 3 PC’s?
Jim

]]> Thu, 03 Sep 2015 09:47:25 -0700 Steffan on Trial Limitations https://www.aledyne.com/forum/sigmadaq-1/trial-limitations/#p4 SigmaDAQ https://www.aledyne.com/forum/sigmadaq-1/trial-limitations/#p4 The only limitation is that SigmaDAQ only allows you to connect to physical hardware for 5 minutes.  After 5 minutes it will automatically disconnect and stop logging data.  You can also run with a simulated chassis with no time limitation.  SigmaDAQ is suited well for the 9191 because it includes a network device configuration utility that makes things a bit easier.  Let us know if you have any questions setting that up.

]]> Sun, 12 Jul 2015 15:21:01 -0700 Rohit on Trial Limitations https://www.aledyne.com/forum/sigmadaq-1/trial-limitations/#p3 SigmaDAQ https://www.aledyne.com/forum/sigmadaq-1/trial-limitations/#p3 I was wondering if there are any limitation to the free trial for SigmaDAQ.  We were interested in trying it out with some cDAQ-9191 WiFi chassis.

]]> Thu, 09 Jul 2015 21:45:08 -0700 Steffan on Licensing Options https://www.aledyne.com/forum/touchscreen-toolkit-1/licensing-options/#p2 Touchscreen Toolkit https://www.aledyne.com/forum/touchscreen-toolkit-1/licensing-options/#p2 Hi there.

Please refer to the product page on ni.com here.  Basically, you would purchase a development license for use on the development machine.  This is a named user license similar to LabVIEW meaning that you would purchase 1 seat for each developer.  But each developer is entitled to install it on up to 3 machines but they cannot be used concurrently.

For the run-time systems, you would need to purchase 1 Deployment Seat per system.  If you require a large quantity of deployment seats please contact us directly at sales@aledyne.com to discuss bulk licensing discounts.

Yes, the Touchscreen Toolkit will work with Windows 7 using an external touchscreen monitor as long as the monitor is plug and play with the Windows Touch driver.  If you plug it in and the touchscreen works with the OS, then the Touchscreen Toolkit will be able to capture data from it.

Hope that answers your questions.

]]> Thu, 09 Jul 2015 14:21:24 -0700 RonS on Licensing Options https://www.aledyne.com/forum/touchscreen-toolkit-1/licensing-options/#p1 Touchscreen Toolkit https://www.aledyne.com/forum/touchscreen-toolkit-1/licensing-options/#p1 Hi,

We have been evaluating the touchscreen toolkit and are curious about licensing options.  What do we need to purchase in order to use this on a development machine and deploy it to a run-time executable to be used on various tablets for a production test fixture?

Also, will the toolkit only work with Windows 8 or also with Windows 7 and an external touchscreen monitor.  We are not sure yet what OS we will use for the end system.

Thanks.

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