(After entering your password, DO NOT press key on the keyword, click the connect instead.) If you watch the video Sam says the user account you enter has to have sudo access, but a normal user would do just fine. Enter the IP address of your bone(default to 192.168.7.2), your username and password as shown in Figure1. Plug your bone in, and navigate to Tools->MakerHub->LINX->LINX Target Configuration, then open it up.ģ. Run 'ifconfig'/Ping to make sure it has Internet access from ethernet port, it has been proven to be the simplest way comparing to wireless or ethernet over USB.Ģ. After rebooting LabVIEW you should be able to find LINX by navigating to Tools->MakerHub->LINX and we have all the software that we need for now.ġ. A window should pop up after installation reminding you to restart the LabVIEW because the LabVIEW needs to scan the software add-ons and reload corresponding hardware configuration files, so make sure to restart otherwise you will have trouble locating your hardware later.ģ. 'Agree' to all the licensing requirements and close the VI Package Manager after finished. In the page that pops up, make sure the number at the top left corner is 2014 and then click 'install' below it. Your browser should prompt a message to guide you to the VI Package Manager. You can also activate other parts on your wish.Ģ. In LabVIEW, navigate to Help->Activate LabVIEW components(Launch), and in Local Licenses, make sure you have at least 1 development system and 'Application Builder' activated. MAKE SURE you installed LabVIEW 2014 32-bit(or LabVIEW 2014 SP1 32-bit), LINX DOES NOT support later versions.

Hardware requirements: BeagleBone Green/Black(with ethernet), Bare Conductive touch board, 1 micro USB wires, jumper wires, LEDs, push buttons, etc.ġ. Software requirements: LabVIEW(2014), LINX, Arduino IDE, Linux(ubuntu 18.04)

Give step by step instructions on how to install your project. It has the ability to deploy LabVIEW codes to BeagleBone Black for software implementations. The goal of this project would be to implement an audio/sound synthesizer on BeagleBone with an interface that user can manipulate the filter easily. Why don't we try LabVIEW running on BeagleBone? We may be able to get more interesting result. We have learned how to synthesize sound based on frequency modulation theory by LabVIEW.

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