LabVIEW | Sending Sensors Data over TCP protocol | Client and Server VI

[@freekbertens4729]

THANK YOU, MANAGED TO GET A MESSAGE SENDING THING TO WORK AFTER 3 HOURS OF WORKING ON IT THANKS TO THIS

[@omarabdelhameed-q5s]

great work !! I have a question, did you tried to read data using OPC communication protocol ?

[@asrajo5728]

Very good explanation, thanks sir

[@labviewexercises8585]

Welcome.

[@cesaralvarez5730]

thank you a lot, really nice explanation

[@reyesangilynmae5604]

Hi, does this work if I use separte machine (PC) for Server and Client?

[@sunizaharieva6836]

Hello, i have a question about the maximum value of Client's Thermometer.
When i set value to 100 i get 0 in Master Thermometer.
How can I fix that?
Thanks for help
Kind regards :)

[@labviewexercises8585]

it depends on how much bytes you set to send the data over tcp

[@engr.inigo.silva2000]

I have a question related the connection between PLC Allen Bradley (MicroLogix or CompactLogix) and LabVIEW. Is it possible stablish the mentioned connection using the TCP blocks used in the video?

[@labviewexercises8585]

Sorry, I never tried, but I will look into it soon.

[@michaeledmaley6036]

Hi can you do a video on how to get temperature and humidity values from the internet using LabVIEW

[@mitkosokolov9382]

Hi, have you try sending sensor data via MQTT ?

[@labviewexercises8585]

Not yet sir.

[@mitkosokolov9382]

@@labviewexercises8585
Do you have plans to do it ?
I sended you an email, if you have plans to do it, please contact me

[@kangkamal8220]

How to clear / flush the tcp buffer?

[@labviewexercises8585]

You can use the Read TCP function with a great number of bytes to read.