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I am using VI server configs to allow my main program to control a configuration(client.v

i) vi that takes in new configs from the user. What I have noticed is that the new data entered by the user(in the client vi) is one cycle back. ie - If a user enters 2, it will not appear until the next call to the client vi? Any suggestions? Thanks - Bob
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i) vi that takes in new configs from the user. What I have noticed is that the new data entered by the user(in the client vi) is one cycle back. ie - If a user enters 2, it will not appear until the next call to the client vi? Any suggestions? Thanks - BobIf you can give more info or better post an example, I think we can try to solve this.
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i) vi that takes in new configs from the user. What I have noticed is that the new data entered by the user(in the client vi) is one cycle back. ie - If a user enters 2, it will not appear until the next call to the client vi? Any suggestions? Thanks - BobGorka
Thank you for responding! My main program is in a while loop. The while loop executes until the process is complete. During the process, I would like for the user to be able to modify PID settings. My solution is to use the VI server configs. I created a client vi called "reconfig.vi" that is called from a bool switch wired to a case statement(in the main.vi within the main while loop)that invokes 1)property Node(T - FP.Open) 2) Invoke Node (Run Vi/F - wait until done) 3) Invoke Node (Get Control Value,Control name, Type descriptor). I use unflatten from string to get the data back.
What I have noticed is that when the client vi is called, and new data is entered into the client.vi, the data does not get sent back to the main.vi until the next call of the clie
nt from the main program.It appears the data is "n - 1". Thank you - Bob
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i) vi that takes in new configs from the user. What I have noticed is that the new data entered by the user(in the client vi) is one cycle back. ie - If a user enters 2, it will not appear until the next call to the client vi? Any suggestions? Thanks - BobWell, i've attached a little example, simply run main vi and select a number in client.vi if you hit update in the main vi, the value is updated without any delay. Is this what you intended to do? If not, please explain it better or make your own example code. Hope this really helps
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i) vi that takes in new configs from the user. What I have noticed is that the new data entered by the user(in the client vi) is one cycle back. ie - If a user enters 2, it will not appear until the next call to the client vi? Any suggestions? Thanks - BobOk there are programs out there that will allow for you to see how many users there are but there is also many of them. I find that if you can not find a desenct on. I use a program call GFI Network Sever Monitor 5.5 It it better to try out the trial version first but if you are after many others sites or any more help my email is
5bennema@demonmail.net
The link to the site is as follows http://www.gfi.com/downloads/downloads.asp?pid=14&lid=1
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