el on My Computer File Edit View Project Operate Toos Window He 23pt Application Font Deploy. Deployment Status ibrarie_sharediVariable2deploy Deploying librarie_shared.lvlib:Variable1 \\192.168.1.3\ librarie_sharediVariable1 deployed. Deployinglibrarie_shared.lvlib:Variable3 1\192.168.1.31 librarie_sharediVariable3 deployed. Deployment Progress Close on successful completion Close Cancel Figure 12.23 Deployment of network-published shared variables. Figure 12.23). When writing to a shared variable node, LabVIEW sends the new value to the SVE that deploys and hosts the variable (in our case the "My Computer" server with the Intranet address 192.168.1.3). The SVE processing loop publishes the value SO that any subscriber (e.g., a mobile Client SmartPhone Pocket PC) gets the updated value. The Server VI: The Server VI takes over data from the serial interface-see the VISA ("VXI (plug & play) Systems Alliance") read (R) control in the diagram of Figure 12.24; these data (e.g., temperatures) can be acquired by a laboratory work Variable1 Variable3 Variable2 Figure 12.24 The Server VI LabVIEW diagram. Service Delivery Platforms Measured temperature Variable1 D 1.23 Variable2 Variable2 Input temperature Input temperature Variable3 1.23D Figure 12.25 (a) The Client VI LabVIEW diagram. (b) Client VI LabVIEW panel, running on HTC P3600-PDA. bench. The VI converts these data in decimal format and will publish the measured temperature values in the shared Variable1. As for the input temperature (that can be sent from the client terminal to an automated temperature control system) their values are read from the shared Variable3, converted from decimal and sent (via the VISA write (W) control) to the serial interface. The Client VI: The VI (with the diagram of Figure 12.25a and the panel of Figure 12.25b reads the shared Variable1 (representing the Measured temperature) and displays it. It writes into the shared Variable3 the value of the input tempera- ture (taken over by the remote HVAC-automated control system). 12.3.1.1 R