03-03-2017 12:38 AM
im trying to create error cluster of wire type yellow color, i tried and im getting only pink color , could u help me
03-03-2017 01:05 AM
03-03-2017 01:29 AM
i created cluster with three data types boolean,string, numeric , i need wire of type yellow color, here i attached screen copy for u
03-03-2017 01:33 AM
03-03-2017 01:38 AM - edited 03-03-2017 01:39 AM
Hi kashizudoto,
you find ready-to-use error clusters in the "Array, Matrix & Cluster" frontpanel elements palette - you don't need to create them "manually"! (Or you create FP elements by right-clicking a connector pane and choosing Create->Control/Indicator!)
i created cluster with three data types boolean,string, numeric
The error cluster is a cluster of boolean, number and string. In exactly that order!
03-03-2017 01:39 AM
im trying to code OFDM technology using 16 QAM modulation, i will send you the vi file kindly look at it. i created an array for 16-QAM modulation with cdm data representation and used while loop. i need error in function as yellow color .
thank u
03-03-2017 01:44 AM
Hi kashizudoto,
i need error in function as yellow color .
Why do you need a special color?
This is a part of your VI block diagram as shown on my computer:
Why is the error cluster/wire not "dark yellow or brownish" for you as it is for me?
03-03-2017 02:05 AM
There appears to be a skill set mismatch here. It's like you're asking us to help you rebuild an engine, but you're stuck on the color of a spark plug wire.
May I suggest going to the main forum page here and taking some of the tutorials in the links under Getting Started with LabVIEW? At this point, I still don't understand your problem. 😞
03-03-2017 02:25 AM
@NAGARJUNA473 wrote:
im trying to create error cluster of wire type yellow color, i tried and im getting only pink color , could u help me
1. Error Cluster Constant can be found in the palette.
2. You can quick drop it with Ctrl+Space, type "error".
3. R-click any other function with error in/out and r-click --> Create constant. You can even drop a function just to create the constant, then delete the function.
4. Create a cluster manually with element order Bool, Integer, String as already mentioned.
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03-03-2017 03:02 AM
Is this a version issue?
I downloaded the VI linked by the OP in order to check the version when I closed it - it was saved in 2012 LabVIEW. I feel like when I've seen older videos for LabVIEW tutorials, some of them had pink error clusters, however, googling didn't give me any information on when the current version error cluster as a separate type of cluster with a yellow wire was introduced.
LabVIEW 2012 help files seem to suggest that by 2012, error wires were already yellow (so that would throw a spanner in this wondering...) but nonetheless, I wondered if this could be the 'problem'.