Is the comparison within a loop?
If so, you can place a shift register to the loop. Right-click the
edge of the loop and select Add Shift Register.
Initialize the shift register with a boolean that set the alarnm LED
off. Within the loop, place a Case Statement where you change the
boolean
Thank you very much.
I actually came up with a similar solution before your response. I
just created a state machine within my loop and made it so if the
alarm ever goes on, the next state is permanently alarmed until the
reset button is pressed. The shift registers did the trick. Thanks
again!
How do I allow an alarm to be set based on a comparison but then NOT
aloow the alarm to clear until a button is pressed?
I have a program that compares DAQ values to a threshold value. If the
value surpasses the threshold, an led blinks. The problem is, if the
value then goes back below
