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Gautham,
First, jumper J9 must be populated for this to work.
Second you will likely want to disable internal loopback which I used in "SCI FFDLB".
Third, I would suggest debugging with a simple terminal program like PuTTY, once you have it working you can move on to LabVIEW.
Finally, here is a basic LabVIEW VI to demonstrate serial communication. http://www.ni.com/example/27669/en/
Hope it helps.
Regards,
Cody
"First, jumper J9 must be populated for this to work." I didnt got this statement cody :(
Although now, I am able see my data onto Labview. The problem was my hardware connections were incorrect. The data gets scrolled continuously. How can I avoid this by simply displaying the characters which i need. Because here, am displaying a float value which is the sensor output.
The data is displayed somewhat like this: 22.7852122.7852122.
Do i need to add any termination characters.. Can you please suggest me some solution for this.
Thanku,
Gautham Gangula
Gautham,
you seem to be missing a end of line character. This wiki page should explain them to you pretty well.