Labview serial communication

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#1

Hi,

I’m working on a labview project wich pretty much works. Only thing is that I need more characters send to a certain block witch was supposed to be done in my sketch but i don’t see why it would be the sketch.

I need 8 bytes of data at my serial PC port from the arduino but with labview probe possibillitys I can see I get max 6. Because all characters are combined in a string as “4” “.” “5” “6” “LF” “/n”.

I need one more decimal number. But I’m missing why it’s not capable of sending more than 6 bytes since variable “temp” is a float. Changing it to double didn’t work either.

Could someone help me?

sketch and VI are attached

LabVIEW_Write_Read.ino (849 Bytes)

#2 
          float temp = (x*5/1024);
          Serial.println(temp, HEX);

Why are you printing the temperature in hex?

sketch and VI are attached

Well, one of them, anyway.

#3

Just trying some things. No particular reason.

#4

Serial.println() defaults to displaying two places after the decimal point with floating point numbers. To output additional characters you need to indicate the number of places.

If x is a float, then use the following to display six characters after the decimal.

  Serial.println(x, 6);
#5

Thanks that did it

#6