Are both your subpanels calling the same VI that contains the 3D
graph, or are you using two separate VI's? If your subpanels are
sharing the same sub-VI, then that sub-VI should be made re-entrant
executable.
Simple, select the controls / indicators on the front panel you want
to lock, press the reorder button on the labview toolbar (furthest
button on the right) and select Lock from the list of options that
appear.
To lock the entire front panel and block diagram, go to File VI
Properties and select
I'm not aware of any elegant solution to this, having come across the
pronlem myself. A couple of suggestions though: rather than using
logic to check the data range is correct, why not use the In Range
coerce functions of the controls themselves, accessed by
right-clicking on the control and
Yes, I'd be interested to see an alternative solution, especially as I
have no idea what a mixed base adder is!
Andy
Heinrich,
I think there could be several reasons why you are not receiving the
expected number of frames. Firstly, check you are not receiving any
errors or warnings. The NI-Can cards do sometimes lose messages if
multiple frames are received in quick succession as the cards are
unable to keep up
I've had the same problem too. You cannot hide the subpanel borders
with Labview 7 Evaluation or Full Development versions, only with the
Professional version.
However, you can of course Cheat !
The solution is to simply copy a subpanel with it's frame already
hidden and paste it into your own
katie,
i'm assuming you compare the user input value against your 'certain
parameter', the output of which is probably boolean. wire this output
to a boolean indicator. then, right-click this indicator and select
createlocal variable.
Place this local variable inside your second loop and wire it
There could be several factors causing this, but the most likely is
the chart is exceeding it's maximum data input count. The data must
get stored somewhere in memory, and there will always be a limit to
the size that can be stored. you might try reducing the scan rate, or
perhaps better, just
If you can translate this into english, i'll answer your question. I
have lots of NI-Can experience, but not so good with French!
Best thing to do is to create a subVI that contains a while loop and
an uninitialised shift register. with this shift register you can
store you motor data within a 2D array. So to obtain/store the data
for motor2, graph3 you would index array number 5 and then output the
subarray into an
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