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LabView shutdown problems?

"millisecond time value?"
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Where the brown wire is between the two waveform VI's.  Put in a Get waveworm components and Build waveform components.  Wire the Y values across, put in a constant for t0 and dt.

Please post your VI, it makes it easier to help.

 

Or better yet, do this before your first waveform VI

Message Edited by Ravens Fan on 10-04-2007 04:26 PM

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how did you get the attributes dt and t0?

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Again, you posted a picture that we can't see.  Look at Reply 21.Smiley Surprised
 
I made up a dt and t0.  Use whatever makes sense for your application.  If you want the values spaced a second apart, use 1 for dt.  For a minute apart, use 60.
 
If you want the waveform to start from zero, don't put in a t0.  If you want it to start from a specific point in time such as the start of the program, put in a "Get Date/Time in Seconds" function that is wired from outside your loop before it starts.
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nvm

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@nicholas03 wrote:
nvm



I don't understand your message.
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i have to go i'll be on later 9:00 eastern time
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Okay.  Here is what showed up in your message this time.

@nicholas03 wrote:
C:\Documents and Settings\Owner.NICK\Desktop\TInScan nick930.vi
<a href="http://C:%5CDocuments%20and%20Settings%5COwner.NICK%5CDesktop%
5CTInScan%20nick930.vi"
alt=""...
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And the earlier time.

Here is a message about how to post pictures.  http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=130&message.id=2785#M2785.  Remember, you have to attach the picture to your message so that it gets uploaded to the Discussion forum.

Back to your VI.   With what you posted, you want to click on the items that say attributes, and change them to dt or t0.  I also put in the get date/time  in seconds.  See attached.

Message Edited by Ravens Fan on 10-04-2007 05:51 PM

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my program u sent me back still does not have the X axis moving. it still does not have time increasing. Why not?
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