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send data sensor with ethernet shiled to labview

how to send data sensor with ethernet shiled to labview ? any one can help me ??

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What is an ethernet "shiled"?

 

Describe your project in a little more detail, perhaps even mention the brands/models of equipment you are using for sensors.

 

PS:  The shift key on your keyboard allows you to capitalize the appropriate parts of your sentences.

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LabVIEW supports most common ethernet protocols (e.g. TCP and UDP). You should have no problems (other than the usual ones) using one of these protocols to communicate from your shield to LabVIEW on another computer. Unfortunately, your post is very light on exactly what you want to do. We can help you better if you define your problem better. For example,

  1. What hardware is your shield connected to (assume Arduino, but couple be Raspberry Pi or a plethora of other small computing devices)?
  2. What sort of bandwidth do you need?
  3. How reliable do you need the transfer to be (do missing packets cause major issues)?
  4. What format is your data (binary, JSON, HTML, etc.)?
  5. Does your platform support a standard messaging protocol (e.g. ZeroMQ or Rabbit MQ)?
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i want to send data sensor using arduino+ ethernet shiled and see this data in labview 

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A quick look at the Arduino ethernet shield spec sheet shows it supports UDP. That would probably be the easiest way to do this. UDP is fairly simple to implement. Read up on UDP in LabVIEW and on your shield and you should be good to go.

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