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National Instruments Technical Support Options

The best way to get technical support and other information about LabVIEW, test and measurement, instrumentation, and other National Instruments products and services is the NI Web site at ni.com.

The support page for the National Instruments Web site contains links to application notes, the support KnowledgeBase, hundreds of examples, and troubleshooting wizards for all topics discussed in this course and more.

Another excellent place to obtain support while developing various applications with National Instruments products is the NI Developer Zone at ni.com/zone.

The NI Developer Zone also includes direct links to the instrument driver network and to Alliance Program member Web pages.

The Alliance Program

The National Instruments Alliance Program joins system integrators, consultants, and hardware vendors to provide comprehensive service and expertise to customers. The program ensures qualified, specialized assistance for application and system development. Information about and links to many of the Alliance Program members are available from the National Instruments Web site.

Other National Instruments Training Courses

National Instruments offers several training courses for LabVIEW users. The courses are listed in the National Instruments catalog and online at ni.com/training. These courses continue the training you received here and expand it to other areas. You can either purchase the course materials or sign up for an instructor-led hands-on course by contacting National Instruments.

LabVIEW Publications

LabVIEW Technical Resource (LTR) Newsletter

Subscribe to LabVIEW Technical Resource to discover power tips and techniques for developing LabVIEW applications. This quarterly publication offers detailed technical information for novice users as well as advanced users. In addition, every issue contains a disk of LabVIEW VIs and utilities that implement methods covered in that issue. To order LabVIEW Technical Resource, contact LTR publishing at (214) 706-0587 or visit www.ltrpub.com.

LabVIEW Books

Many books have been written about LabVIEW programming and applications. The National Instruments Web site contains a list of all the LabVIEW books and links to places to purchase these books. Publisher information is also included so you can directly contact the publisher for more information on the contents and ordering information for LabVIEW and related computer-based measurement and automation books.

The info-labview Listserve

Info-labview is an email group of users from around the world who discuss LabVIEW issues. The list members can answer questions about building LabVIEW systems for particular applications, where to get instrument drivers or help with a device, and problems that appear.

Send subscription messages to the info-labview list processor at: listmanager@pica.army.mil

Send other administrative messages to the info-labview list maintainer at: info-labview-REQUEST@pica.army.mil

Post a message to subscribers at: info-labview@pica.army.mil

You may also want to search the ftp archives at: ftp://ftp.pica.army.mil/pub/labview/

The archives contain a large set of donated VIs for doing a wide variety of tasks.

ASCII Character Code Equivalents Table

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Table 1
Hex	Octal	Decimal	ASCII	Hex	Octal	Decimal	ASCII
00	000	0	NUL	20	040	32	SP
01	001	1	SOH	21	041	33	!
02	002	2	STX	22	042	34	"
03	003	3	ETX	23	043	35	#
04	004	4	EOT	24	044	36	$
05	005	5	ENQ	25	045	37	%
06	006	6	ACK	26	046	38	&
07	007	7	BEL	27	047	39	'
08	010	8	BS	28	050	40	(
09	011	9	HT	29	051	41	)
0A	012	10	LF	2A	052	42	*
0B	013	11	VT	2B	053	43	+
0C	014	12	FF	2C	054	44	,
0D	015	13	CR	2D	055	45	-
0E	016	14	SO	2E	056	46	.
0F	017	15	SI	2F	057	47	/
10	020	16	DLE	30	060	48	0
11	021	17	DC1	31	061	49	1
12	022	18	DC2	32	062	50	2
13	023	19	DC3	33	063	51	3
14	024	20	DC4	34	064	52	4
15	025	21	NAK	35	065	53	5
16	026	22	SYN	36	066	54	6
17	027	23	ETB	37	067	55	7
18	030	24	CAN	38	070	56	8
19	031	25	EM	39	071	57	9
1A	032	26	SUB	3A	072	58	:
1B	033	27	ESC	3B	073	59	;
1C	034	28	FS	3C	074	60	<
1D	035	29	GS	3D	075	61	=
1E	036	30	RS	3E	076	62	>
1F	037	31	US	3F	077	63	?
40	100	64	@	60	140	93	`
41	101	65	A	61	141	97	a
42	102	66	B	62	142	98	b
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44	104	68	D	64	144	100	d
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49	111	73	I	69	151	105	i
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59	131	89	Y	79	171	121	y
5A	132	90	Z	7A	172	122	z
5B	133	91	[	7B	173	123	{
5C	134	92	\	7C	174	124	\|
5D	135	93	]	7D	175	125	}
5E	136	94	^	7E	176	126	~
5F	137	95	_	7F	177	127	DEL

Instructor Notes

Make sure each station has the following components:
- LabVIEW Basics I: Introduction Course Manual
- LabVIEW Professional Development System 7.0 or later
- Multifunction DAQ device configured as Board ID 1
- DAQ Signal Accessory and cable to connect the DAQ device to the DAQ Signal Accessory
- GPIB interface
- NI Instrument Simulator, power supply, GPIB cable to connect the GPIB interface to the NI Instrument Simulator, and serial cable to connect the computer to the NI Instrument Simulator
- Wires (two per station)
Copy the files from the CD accompanying this manual as described in the Installing the Course Software section of the Student Guide and the readme.txt file on the disks.
Test the station by starting LabVIEW by selecting Start>>Programs>>Station Tests>>LV Station Test to run the LV Station Test VI. Refer to the customer education resources coordinator for this VI.
Open MAX to verify that both the DAQ device and GPIB interface are working properly.
Verify that the NI DEVSIM instrument driver is installed and that the NI Instrument Simulator works in both the GPIB and serial modes.

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Hex	Octal	Decimal	ASCII	Hex	Octal	Decimal	ASCII
00	000	0	NUL	20	040	32	SP
01	001	1	SOH	21	041	33	!
02	002	2	STX	22	042	34	"
03	003	3	ETX	23	043	35	#
04	004	4	EOT	24	044	36	$
05	005	5	ENQ	25	045	37	%
06	006	6	ACK	26	046	38	&
07	007	7	BEL	27	047	39	'
08	010	8	BS	28	050	40	(
09	011	9	HT	29	051	41	)
0A	012	10	LF	2A	052	42	*
0B	013	11	VT	2B	053	43	+
0C	014	12	FF	2C	054	44	,
0D	015	13	CR	2D	055	45	-
0E	016	14	SO	2E	056	46	.
0F	017	15	SI	2F	057	47	/
10	020	16	DLE	30	060	48	0
11	021	17	DC1	31	061	49	1
12	022	18	DC2	32	062	50	2
13	023	19	DC3	33	063	51	3
14	024	20	DC4	34	064	52	4
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17	027	23	ETB	37	067	55	7
18	030	24	CAN	38	070	56	8
19	031	25	EM	39	071	57	9
1A	032	26	SUB	3A	072	58	:
1B	033	27	ESC	3B	073	59	;
1C	034	28	FS	3C	074	60	<
1D	035	29	GS	3D	075	61	=
1E	036	30	RS	3E	076	62	>
1F	037	31	US	3F	077	63	?
40	100	64	@	60	140	93	`
41	101	65	A	61	141	97	a
42	102	66	B	62	142	98	b
43	103	67	C	63	143	99	c
44	104	68	D	64	144	100	d
45	105	69	E	65	145	101	e
46	106	70	F	66	146	102	f
47	107	71	G	67	147	103	g
48	110	72	H	68	150	104	h
49	111	73	I	69	151	105	i
4A	112	74	J	6A	152	106	j
4B	113	75	K	6B	153	107	k
4C	114	76	L	6C	154	108	l
4D	115	77	M	6D	155	109	m
4E	116	78	N	6E	156	110	n
4F	117	79	O	6F	157	111	o
50	120	80	P	70	160	112	p
51	121	81	Q	71	161	113	q
52	122	82	R	72	162	114	r
53	123	83	S	73	163	115	s
54	124	84	T	74	164	116	t
55	125	85	U	75	165	117	u
56	126	86	V	76	166	118	v
57	127	87	W	77	167	119	w
58	130	88	X	78	170	120	x
59	131	89	Y	79	171	121	y
5A	132	90	Z	7A	172	122	z
5B	133	91	[	7B	173	123	{
5C	134	92	\	7C	174	124	\|
5D	135	93	]	7D	175	125	}
5E	136	94	^	7E	176	126	~
5F	137	95	_	7F	177	127	DEL

Hex	Octal	Decimal	ASCII	Hex	Octal	Decimal	ASCII
00	000	0	NUL	20	040	32	SP
01	001	1	SOH	21	041	33	!
02	002	2	STX	22	042	34	"
03	003	3	ETX	23	043	35	#
04	004	4	EOT	24	044	36	$
05	005	5	ENQ	25	045	37	%
06	006	6	ACK	26	046	38	&
07	007	7	BEL	27	047	39	'
08	010	8	BS	28	050	40	(
09	011	9	HT	29	051	41	)
0A	012	10	LF	2A	052	42	*
0B	013	11	VT	2B	053	43	+
0C	014	12	FF	2C	054	44	,
0D	015	13	CR	2D	055	45	-
0E	016	14	SO	2E	056	46	.
0F	017	15	SI	2F	057	47	/
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11	021	17	DC1	31	061	49	1
12	022	18	DC2	32	062	50	2
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14	024	20	DC4	34	064	52	4
15	025	21	NAK	35	065	53	5
16	026	22	SYN	36	066	54	6
17	027	23	ETB	37	067	55	7
18	030	24	CAN	38	070	56	8
19	031	25	EM	39	071	57	9
1A	032	26	SUB	3A	072	58	:
1B	033	27	ESC	3B	073	59	;
1C	034	28	FS	3C	074	60	<
1D	035	29	GS	3D	075	61	=
1E	036	30	RS	3E	076	62	>
1F	037	31	US	3F	077	63	?
40	100	64	@	60	140	93	`
41	101	65	A	61	141	97	a
42	102	66	B	62	142	98	b
43	103	67	C	63	143	99	c
44	104	68	D	64	144	100	d
45	105	69	E	65	145	101	e
46	106	70	F	66	146	102	f
47	107	71	G	67	147	103	g
48	110	72	H	68	150	104	h
49	111	73	I	69	151	105	i
4A	112	74	J	6A	152	106	j
4B	113	75	K	6B	153	107	k
4C	114	76	L	6C	154	108	l
4D	115	77	M	6D	155	109	m
4E	116	78	N	6E	156	110	n
4F	117	79	O	6F	157	111	o
50	120	80	P	70	160	112	p
51	121	81	Q	71	161	113	q
52	122	82	R	72	162	114	r
53	123	83	S	73	163	115	s
54	124	84	T	74	164	116	t
55	125	85	U	75	165	117	u
56	126	86	V	76	166	118	v
57	127	87	W	77	167	119	w
58	130	88	X	78	170	120	x
59	131	89	Y	79	171	121	y
5A	132	90	Z	7A	172	122	z
5B	133	91	[	7B	173	123	{
5C	134	92	\	7C	174	124	\|
5D	135	93	]	7D	175	125	}
5E	136	94	^	7E	176	126	~
5F	137	95	_	7F	177	127	DEL

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Hex	Octal	Decimal	ASCII	Hex	Octal	Decimal	ASCII
00	000	0	NUL	20	040	32	SP
01	001	1	SOH	21	041	33	!
02	002	2	STX	22	042	34	"
03	003	3	ETX	23	043	35	#
04	004	4	EOT	24	044	36	$
05	005	5	ENQ	25	045	37	%
06	006	6	ACK	26	046	38	&
07	007	7	BEL	27	047	39	'
08	010	8	BS	28	050	40	(
09	011	9	HT	29	051	41	)
0A	012	10	LF	2A	052	42	*
0B	013	11	VT	2B	053	43	+
0C	014	12	FF	2C	054	44	,
0D	015	13	CR	2D	055	45	-
0E	016	14	SO	2E	056	46	.
0F	017	15	SI	2F	057	47	/
10	020	16	DLE	30	060	48	0
11	021	17	DC1	31	061	49	1
12	022	18	DC2	32	062	50	2
13	023	19	DC3	33	063	51	3
14	024	20	DC4	34	064	52	4
15	025	21	NAK	35	065	53	5
16	026	22	SYN	36	066	54	6
17	027	23	ETB	37	067	55	7
18	030	24	CAN	38	070	56	8
19	031	25	EM	39	071	57	9
1A	032	26	SUB	3A	072	58	:
1B	033	27	ESC	3B	073	59	;
1C	034	28	FS	3C	074	60	<
1D	035	29	GS	3D	075	61	=
1E	036	30	RS	3E	076	62	>
1F	037	31	US	3F	077	63	?
40	100	64	@	60	140	93	`
41	101	65	A	61	141	97	a
42	102	66	B	62	142	98	b
43	103	67	C	63	143	99	c
44	104	68	D	64	144	100	d
45	105	69	E	65	145	101	e
46	106	70	F	66	146	102	f
47	107	71	G	67	147	103	g
48	110	72	H	68	150	104	h
49	111	73	I	69	151	105	i
4A	112	74	J	6A	152	106	j
4B	113	75	K	6B	153	107	k
4C	114	76	L	6C	154	108	l
4D	115	77	M	6D	155	109	m
4E	116	78	N	6E	156	110	n
4F	117	79	O	6F	157	111	o
50	120	80	P	70	160	112	p
51	121	81	Q	71	161	113	q
52	122	82	R	72	162	114	r
53	123	83	S	73	163	115	s
54	124	84	T	74	164	116	t
55	125	85	U	75	165	117	u
56	126	86	V	76	166	118	v
57	127	87	W	77	167	119	w
58	130	88	X	78	170	120	x
59	131	89	Y	79	171	121	y
5A	132	90	Z	7A	172	122	z
5B	133	91	[	7B	173	123	{
5C	134	92	\	7C	174	124	\|
5D	135	93	]	7D	175	125	}
5E	136	94	^	7E	176	126	~
5F	137	95	_	7F	177	127	DEL