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Hi,
I had practiced with Labview befour. I don´t understand how you are saying to put the counter
Like this?
@labview99 wrote:
Hi,
I had practiced with Labview befour. I don´t understand how you are saying to put the counter
Like this?
You continue to show a basic lack of understanding LabVIEW. Obviously that is NOT how you would do your counter. Why are you initializing with an array when you want an integer? You just needed to make your tunnels into shift registers from your previous method. So you initialize your shift register and then pass it through each state of the state machine, only incrementing it when you're ready to increment. You should have a state in your state machine that checks whether or not to increment. I know you said that you practiced LabVIEW, but have you gone through the training material as suggested? The little bit of time that it will take to go through that training material will save you much more time than the time spent.
Edited to add: Your state to determine whether to increment or not would have the select like you show. You would wire the TRUE and FALSE states of the selector with the value from the shift register and the incremented value from the shift register as appropriate.
@labview99 wrote:
And the array with the positions I put it in the state machine?
Yes, and you use your counter to index the correct position from the array.
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