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Hi, I am trying to send commands to Arduino Uno using Labview 8.5. Tried the Basic Serial Write and Read.vi setting the baud rate 9600 and rest of the default setting, selected the correct COM port, and wrote the command i5000 r n This command is to rotate a rotation stage using a stepper motor, by 5 degrees. There is no response. I can execute this command using NI-MAX and Arduino's terminal and the motor moves. Could somebody please tell me what am I am doing wrong?

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Homem nao entra 9. I had initially made my own vi using VISA but it didn't work so tried the NI example. Is the example for some reason not applicable to my case? There appears no error but the motor doesn't move.

Thanks a lot. Zebraa wrote: Hi, I am trying to send commands to Arduino Uno using Labview 8.5. Tried the Basic Serial Write and Read.vi setting the baud rate 9600 and rest of the default setting, selected the correct COM port, and wrote the command i5000 r n This command is to rotate a rotation stage using a stepper motor, by 5 degrees.

There is no response. I can execute this command using NI-MAX and Arduino's terminal and the motor moves. Could somebody please tell me what am I am doing wrong? I had initially made my own vi using VISA but it didn't work so tried the NI example.

Is the example for some reason not applicable to my case? There appears no error but the motor doesn't move. Thanks a lot. Yes, post your VI.

You do realize that r n are means carriage return and line feed. I hope you are not sending those characters literally. Codes was already selected in the string. Actually in the original VI I had made, I did use these carriage return n newline characters provided in labview as string constants. That vi is also attached. When that didn't work, I tried the example which is in the previous message. To restate, the same string works in NI-MAX.

NI LabVIEW V8.5

Return count for the command i5000 r n was = 7 in both cases: 1)NI-MAX and 2) using the string constants provided by LV as in the VI attached. I am still hoping there is something else that's wrong. Any suggestions?