Problem with Compassconnection to microcontroller

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The discussion focuses on connecting a Hitachi HM55B compass module to a LabJack UE9 microcontroller. The user is familiar with programming in LabVIEW but seeks guidance on the proper wiring and connection methods for the compass. It is noted that the compass utilizes serial SPI communication. Additional resources, including pin diagrams for both the compass and LabJack, are provided to assist with the connection. Overall, the thread emphasizes the need for clear instructions on interfacing the two devices effectively.
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Hi, i have a LabJack UE9 microcontroller, and i have no idea how to connect the hitachi hm55b compass module to the labjack, the picture of the pins are located here: http://foxlx.acmesystems.it/?id=114 For the Labjack the I/O ports are here http://www.egmont.com.pl/labjack/obrazki/UE9_PDA_d.jpg

i have no problem programing the programto labview, But i don't know how to connect the compass with the labjack properly ? any suggestions? thx.
 
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The compass appears to use serial SPI communication. We have followed up on the similar post you put on our forum:

http://forums.labjack.com/index.php?showtopic=4918"
 
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