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How to display on the graph three or more waveforms where time scale is not an index of array but a real time

I still couldn't use that sub-VI because it said it was too old (LV 5.1) to be opened in LV 8.5.

One way to post images is to use printscreen or alt-printscreen to capture the screen or the active window to the clipboard.  Go to Microsoft Paint and paste to there.  Best format to save to is .png, but only the paint with Win XP will let you do that.  Older windows versions you could save as JPEG.

A very good way to capture code screenshots can be found here.

In your latest screenshot in that embedded Word doc.  (which makes a large file) you moved the clearing of the array into the loop instead of into a sequence structure.  Thus, the graph would get cleared every iteration.  See the attached image for where to put the clearing of the array.  I also created an outer shift register that could be initialized in the first step which is what I think will solve your problem with the 2nd run vs. the 1st run being different.



Message Edited by Ravens Fan on 11-23-2007 05:02 PM
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Thanks Ravens!

It works. your answer really helps.

But there is always  one problem about the last data in the first graph. See the attachment.

Have good weekends!

 

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