Can you help me with an electrical diagram?

[Simi19]

Yes, that was my logic too and there are no errors, but when i run it the 'in range and coerce' blinks and nothing happens. What should i do?

[Dennis_Knutson]

Sounds like you set a breakpoint. Clear it (right click - Breadkpoint>Clear Breakpoint)

[Simi19]

Nope, there is no breakpoint. I did a test, i changed the "and" with an "or" and it works only when the switch is on....it doesn`t work in the case when the battery is between min and max. And the problem with the blinking it was because i pressed PAUSE. Any other suggestions?

[Simi19]

I did it instead of the "min-max" just a "bigger" cause i just wanted the value to be less then a max. Thank you for the help.

[Dennis_Knutson]

Changing to a an OR is not at all correct.

Post the VI because when I reproduce your code, I have no problem at all. If using LabVIEW 2009, please save it as 8.6 before posting. Before doing that, clean up your wires and verify the Min control is actuall connected to  lower limit input of the In Range function. Can't tell from your image because you got wires on top of other wires (bad idea).

[Simi19]

Ok, i changed it and it is saved in 6.1 (this version i`m running). I`m waiting an answer cause it would be better to be with a min and max then an bigger.

[Dennis_Knutson]

Do you really think that 0 is a Max value and that 6 is a minimum value?

[Simi19]

hahahah stupid me ... i thought it was the other way around. Thank you. 🙂

[Simi19]

another question -- how do i change the range for a numerical control (for example instead of 0 to 10 i want it to be from 0 to 120)

Thank you

[JÞB]

You can set the control properties>range from the front panel by right-clicking in the control.  in 6.1 you can even force the vi to suspend if the value is out of range. 

I never understood why this great debugging tool was taken away and i kinda miss it. (and hated having to reconfigure everything when I uprgaded)