i would like to get the program for (9012,9233 and 9101)

Hi all,
     Now i have bought
        &n bsp;       &nbs p;     the controller (9012) cRIO,
        &n bsp;       &nbs p;     the module (9233)
        &n bsp;       &nbs p;     the chassis (9101)  .
i would like to get a supporting program for those device to be able to use them up (configuration and compile them up together to be able to use) .As I want to test some of my application using these device.Where can i get that program properbly.Thank you for your support.
With best regards ,
Kit

Do you mean LabVIEW?  You have to buy it.
Do you mean an example LabVIEW program?  Look in example finder.
Something else?  Please provide a clear question.

Yes , LabView , Real time cRIO.
I have bought these devices for my applicatioin.
What i need is a program to be able to control all these devices together.
Eg. While i put the controller(9012)  into the chassis(9101) , i think i need to configure and compile it .
       at the same time i need to do the same thing to(9233).
 
So, please give me some information to put them up together .
Thank you for ur reply ...
 
 
 

Hi Kitlay,
Can you please be more specific on what you are trying to accomplish?&nbsp; If you installed the device drivers that came with your hardware (NI RIO) you should be able to open the National Instruments measurement and Automation Explorer and see your cRIO chassis and controller with the modules if you have them connected to your computer using a crossover cable or if you have them on your network.&nbsp; However, in order to program&nbsp;the NI cRIO controller and&nbsp;FPGA backplane to do I/O with your module,&nbsp;you need to purchase LabVIEW, including LabVIEW FPGA and LabVIEW RealTime.&nbsp; LabVIEW ships with a large library of example programs to help you get started.&nbsp; If you need to purchase LabVIEW you can go to our website for more information.&nbsp; The link is <a href="http://www.ni.com/labview/" target="_blank">here</a>.&nbsp; Thanks and have a great day.
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I&nbsp;have all the requirements except program&nbsp;coding&nbsp;so called project which is the combination of program coding for all those device .
In my opinion , i think i need to write FPGA target and then the host for my module (9233) but then my problem is I have faced a lot of difficulties while i am&nbsp;writing my program&nbsp;especially FPGA target&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;.( What should i need to do with controller and the chassis ? Do i just need to configure them ?).&nbsp; .
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&nbsp;After all, i will use my sensor as an input to 9233 (which will convert the data from analog to digital and the converted data will flow into the controller . And that data will be displayed as analog data in a graph )
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I have installed the device drivers
I have LabVIEW, including LabVIEW FPGA and LabVIEW RealTime

To program&nbsp;the NI cRIO controller and&nbsp;FPGA backplane to do I/O with my module, i need a combination of program especially write for those chassis , controller and module. so that i can easily put my input(sensor) to work together with it .
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Thank you very much for your support .
Best Regards ,
Kit

Hi Kit,
I understand your question now and I can point you to some usefull resources.&nbsp; First, you mentioned the three components, the chassis (which contains the FPGA), the ReamTime controller and the module.&nbsp; You also of course have your PC which is what the user will interface with to perhaps view the data on a graph.&nbsp; You will need to create a new FPGA project and you will have several key components in that project:
1) a VI on your FPGA target that is programmed to do I/O from your 9233 module.&nbsp; This VI must be created and then deployed and compiled onto the FPGA (this is like programming the chassis)
2) a VI on your RT controller that will use a DMA fifo to get the data from the FPGA.&nbsp; You may also have some signal processing or some other logic on this VI.&nbsp; This VI must be deployed to the RT controller
3) a VI on your host computer that will read data from the controller, probably save it to a disk and display it on a graph.&nbsp;
I would reccamend looking at a few resources to help you get started:
1) <a href="http://zone.ni.com/devzone/cda/tut/p/id/3358" target="_blank">FPGA Design, Development and Programming Tutorial</a>
2) <a href="http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/371599C-01/lvfpgahelp/fpga_getting_started/" target="_blank">Getting Started with the FPGA Module</a> from the LabVIEW help files
3)<a href="http://zone.ni.com/wv/app/doc/p/id/wv-230" target="_blank"> LabVIEW FPGA Module On-Line Tutorial</a>, this is a video tutorial that will be helpful
4) Use the LabVIEW example finder (in LabVIEW go to help»Find Examples) and under the "search tab" type in 9233.&nbsp; Open the 9233 getting started project that will populate in the list of available examples for the 9233.&nbsp; This project will serve as a starting point for your cRIO system programming.&nbsp;
I hope this helps.&nbsp; Thanks and have a great day.
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