You're ideas are much better and simpler than mine.
It's always good to get a different perspective. If anyone has any example code they would like to share, please post. I will get a powered USB hub and I think this will work. Sure, I may have a few extra cables, but, it's worth it my application. Is that correct? Also, do you have any sample code or can you point me to FTDI code that could help me understand it my application is based in LV and these digital displays are only a small subset, I'm glad I asked because I never knew about FTDI cables. I've never used the FTDI Labview pallet, but, I think I need to download and install the "FTDI Driver for Serial Communication Protocols (SPI,i2C)" from the VI Packet Manager. HI Michael, I'm all for easy! After looking around I found another display with TEXT:ĭo you think this will work with an FTDI Cable too?
Only downside is you need six of the cables (and six spare USB ports, or a powered hub). Then all you need to do is send serial commands from the LabVIEW PC to the display. Given this display is 'smart' (it has its own onboard microcontroller), one option is to combine the linked display with an FTDI cable ( ). Specifies the LINX device digital output channels that are connected to the seven segment display segments a, b, c, d, e, f, g, and dp. The forum isn't posting my text, let me try again:
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