Connect the temperature and humidity to turn on the fan

[RavensFan]

Check your logic with the conditional functions.  You have some things backwards.  That should be easy for you to debug.

Also, the correct spelling is Celsius.

[aloislowintown]

When I connect to Fahrenheit, why is it still cannot read correctly, that says when I set to 0 with minimum -1, and maximum is 2, and says freeze warning, can you give me a solution? Thanks.

[aloislowintown]

Even if I press everywhere it indicates as Freeze Warning.

[RavensFan]

Turn on execution highlighting.  Watch the values moving along the wires.  See if they make sense to you.  Basically, you have the wrong descriptions in the wrong parts of your code.  And also some of your greater thans or less thans are either the wrong one, or you have them wired to the wrong inputs.

Please debug your own homework.

[Bob_Schor]

The way you get the icon is to use LabVIEW's Icon Editor and "draw it yourself".You can open the Icon Editor by double-clicking on the default Icon on your Front Panel.  Experiment with the Tools (on the right) and Menu items.  Note that there are 4 things about an Icon -- a Template (which is a more-or-less "blank" or "partial" icon to get started), Icon Text (you can easily insert 4 lines of (short) text, such as "Data Input" (two lines)), Glyphs (a library of pre-drawn shapes -- too bad there's not already a thermometer ...) and Layers (which might not be visible), which lets you move parts of your icon around independently because they are on different "layers".

BS

[aloislowintown]

Thank you.

Thursday I got a presentation.