Thanks for sharing your VI. Unfortunately, we do not use LabVIEW, so we are unable to try using it ourselves. If anyone else finds it useful, we would be interested to hear about it.
As you probably noticed, the Maestro does not have a DB9 connector. (It does not work with RS-232 serial signals, though it does accept 5V TTL serial signals.) If you just need to connect from LabView on your computer to the Maestro’s serial pins, you can use something like this USB-to-serial adapter. If you have some kind of RS-232 serial output device that you are controlling with LabView, you might instead consider using something like this RS-232 to TTL serial converter.
Thanks. But as I am not familiar with the pins can you tell me which pins do I need to connect to the serial to pololu, as I am using VISA serial block in the Labview VI
In general, when making serial connections between two devices, you should connect the TX on the first device to the RX on the second, and RX on the first to the TX of the second device. It is no different with the Mini Maestro. You can find a picture and description of those connections under the “Connecting a Microcontroller” section of the Maestro’s user’s guide, which you can find under the “Resources” tab of its product page. You can learn more about the Maestro’s serial interface under the “Serial Interface” section of its user’s guide.