At Endigit, our services come in two flavors: hourly and fixed bid. Many factors contribute to deciding which flavor to choose. This article is designed to discuss the benefits of each option in order to help decide which will work best for you. Hourly Hourly work is set up such that Endigit charges a fixed hourly rate for whatever time is spent working for you. The reins are entirely in your hands. You can specify...
I recently wrote a post on how to change your life by changing a mouse button. My life has been vastly improved since I added a delete button to my mouse. My hair is growing thicker and fuller, my eyesight has improved, my lawn is greener, and I can delete things so much faster than before. My life has been great, but I still felt like something was missing. Easy access Delete As a refresher...
After 10 years of LabVIEW development, I like to think of myself as fairly experienced. I’ve acquainted myself with a number of design patterns. When I encountered this, I assumed I was dealing with an event-based producer-consumer pattern. Do you spot what’s wrong with this picture? Technically nothing, but it took me a minute to figure out what was really going on with that queue. That’s right, it’s not really a queue. It’s an elegant...
I was working on a radiation leakage test system trying to control a STP-DRV-4850 motor designed to spin an array of D-tect sensors around a unit under test. I was able to spin the motor using AutomationDirect's utility program, SureStep Pro and everything was looking good, until I tried to send the motor controller serial commands from LabVIEW. After beating my head against the wall for the greater part of an hour, I finally turned...
Last week at NIWeek, National Instruments held the World's Fastest LabVIEW Programmer competition. With Robert Mortensen being the 2016 champion, Endigit was hoping to make an impact again this year. In the first round of competition, competitors complete three programming challenges in as little time as possible. The competition open to anyone attending NIWeek and runs in the LabVIEW zone on the Expo floor. Bryan Heslop from Endigit was the winner of the floor competition...
We recently had a customer come to us with a request to program a Fisnar I&J7100 robot. We did not have any experience with this robot, but told them that if they couldn't find someone to help then we could learn it. Endigit's best feature is our ability to learn and solve new challenges. Bryan had experience with programming and running CNC machines so he volunteered to take this on. Here is the resulting robot...
I like being efficient. I don't like doing unnecessary things. I figure out the fastest route to drive everywhere I go. I even tie my shoes differently to save myself two seconds. If you have talked to me in person then it is very likely you have heard me go on about minimizing my wallet. I don't like wasting time or energy. At Endigit, we are proud of our efficiency and ability to complete things...
Configuring CompactRIO to Synchronize Clocks with NTP Servers from Bryan Heslop
Configuring CompactRIO to Synchronize Clocks with NTP Servers from Bryan Heslop
We are making some big changes at Endigit.com! The new web page is designed to make finding useful information easier. It also highlights our capabilities more to show what Endigit is capable of. Endigit is a premier LabVIEW development company. We do LabVIEW integration work for customers across many industries. With the update to the website it will be easier for Endigit to share with you what we are working on and share cool things...
