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LabVIEW RT block diagram snippet: Use TCP to read current time from NIST time server, parse and validate the returned string, update the RT system time accordingly

Synchronize the system clock to a NIST time source
RT code

Synchronize the system clock time based on querying the Internet Time Service (ITS) maintained NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology): Open a TCP/IP connection to the "Daytime Protocol" port 13, read the 51-character string, parse the string for time and date information, validate the result (look for a server health indicator and a "magic string"), and then adjust the system time.

LabVIEW RT/PC block diagram snippet: Use String To IP to determine all known IP addresses for this target, and then render to human-readable form as strings

Show available IP addresses
RT code PC code

Display all of the network IP (Internet Protocol) addresses at which the RT target or PC host can be reached.

LabVIEW RT block diagram: Attempt to open an HTTP connection to the Microsoft Network Connectivity Status Indicator (NCSI) web service as indicator of Internet access

Check Internet access (HTTP method)
RT code PC code

Determine whether or not Internet access is available by attempting an HTTP connection to the "Microsoft Network Connectivity Status Indicator" (NCSI) web service.

LabVIEW RT block diagram: Attempt to open a TCP connection to the Microsoft Network Connectivity Status Indicator (NCSI) web service as indicator of Internet access

Check Internet access (TCP method)
RT code PC code

Determine whether or not Internet access is available by attempting a TCP connection to the "Microsoft Network Connectivity Status Indicator" (NCSI) web service.

LabVIEW RT block diagram snippet: Use TCP to read current time from NIST time server, parse and validate the returned string, update the RT system time accordingly

TCP/IP sender and receiver and "TCP ping" application
RT code PC code

Send TCP/IP messages to a destination IP address and port number, listen for incoming TCP/IP messages on a user-defined port, and echo received messages back to the source. Combine the sender and receiver into a single "TCP ping" application to test the communication channel between two network hosts, and illustrate the notifier method to stop parallel loops with one "stop" button.

LabVIEW RT block diagram snippet: Read the onboard accelerometer and pushbutton, convert to JSON string, and write to TCP channel

TCP client-server
RT code PC code

Create a server on the Academic RIO Device that listens for TCP/IP network connection requests from a client running on the PC host, accepts client information including the desired state of the four onboard LEDs, sets the LEDs accordingly, and returns the state of the onboard 3-axis accelerometer and pushbutton.

LabVIEW RT block diagram snippet: "UDP Sender" loop sends system name and time and 1-second intervals to the destination IP address and port

UDP sender and receiver and "UDP ping" application
RT code PC code

Send UDP messages to a destination IP address and port number, listen for incoming UDP messages on a user-defined port, and echo received messages back to the source. Combine the sender and receiver into a single "UDP ping" application to test the communication channel between two network hosts, and illustrate the notifier method to stop parallel loops with one "stop" button.

LabVIEW RT block diagram snippet: Read the onboard accelerometer and pushbutton, convert to JSON string, and write to UDP channel

UDP client-server
RT code PC code

Create a server on the Academic RIO Device that listens for UDP datagram messages from a client running on the PC host, accepts client information including the desired state of the four onboard LEDs, sets the LEDs accordingly, and returns the state of the onboard 3-axis accelerometer and pushbutton.

LabVIEW RT block diagram snippet: Call an API and parse the returned JSON string

Call a Web service
RT code

Form a query string as a URL, retrieve the JSON string served by the Web service, and parse the JSON string to extract useful information.

LabVIEW RT block diagram snippet: Control onboard LEDs from web form data, return system date/time

Host a Web service
RT code

Host a web service on the Academic RIO Device to serve the states of onboard sensors (pushbutton and accelerometer) and system information (date, time, host name, and IP address), and to control the onboard LEDs based on a user-selected LED hex code.