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Real-Time Project Wizard (RT Module)

LabVIEW Real-Time Module 8.2 Help
August 2006

NI Part Number:
370622D-01

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Select File»New to open the New dialog box. Expand the Project»Project from Wizard node and select Real-Time Project. Click the OK button to launch the Real-Time Project Wizard. You also can select Tools»Real-Time Module»Project Wizard to launch the Real-Time Project Wizard.

Use the Real-Time Project Wizard to create a new LabVIEW project that includes an RT target and VIs ready to deploy to the target and host computer. You can create projects with the Real-Time Project Wizard using one of three architectures—continuous communication, state machine, or custom.

The Real-Time Project Wizard contains the following components:

  • Select project type, name, and folder—Includes the following components:
    • Project type—Specifies the type of project to create.
    • Application includes deterministic components—Specifies that the application you want to create includes time-critical tasks that require deterministic performance on the RT target.
    • Project name—Specifies a name for the new project.
    • Project folder—Specifies the location to save the project files and VIs on the host computer.
  • Customize architecture options—Includes the following components:
    • Target Configuration—Specifies the configuration of the VI that runs on the RT target.
      • One loop—Uses a Timed Loop to control the timing and execution of the application tasks. You cannot include file I/O if you want to create an application with deterministic components using the one Timed Loop configuration.
      • Two loops—Uses two Timed Loops running at different priorities to control the timing and execution of the application tasks. The higher priority Timed Loop controls the time-critical tasks. The lower priority Timed Loop controls user interface communication and file I/O tasks.
      • Include file I/O—Specifies to include file I/O in the RT target VI.
    • Host Configuration—Specifies the configuration of the user interface on the host computer.
      • Include user interface—Specifies to include a user interface for the application on the host computer.
        • Host VI—Uses a VI on the host computer to provide a user interface for the application. The VI running on the RT target shares data with the host VI using shared variables.
        • Remote Panel—Uses a web browser to provide a user interface for the application. The Real-Time Project Wizard generates an html file that you must transfer to the RT target to publish the front panel of the RT target VI.
  • Add top-level VIs—Includes the following components:
    • Add blank VI to target—Adds a blank VI under the RT target in the project.
    • Import existing VIs to host and target—Specifies you want to add existing VIs to the project under the host computer or RT target.
    • VIs imported to run on host—Lists existing VIs that you want to add to the project under the host computer.
    • VIs imported to run on target—Lists existing VIs that you want to add to the project under the RT target.
    • Add VIs...—Select VIs to add to the project under the host computer or the RT target.
    • Remove—Removes the selected VIs from the project.
  • Browse targets—Includes the following components:
    • Browse—Opens the Add Targets and Devices dialog box where you can add to the project an RT target of the type you selected.
    • Selected target—Displays the RT target that you select.
  • Preview project—Includes the following components:
    • Open VIs when finished—Specifies whether to open the project VIs after the Real-Time Project Wizard creates the VIs.

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