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Mask and Limit Testing Express VI

Hello.

 

Im a bit new at looking at limit testing signals. Im using the Mask and Limit Testing Express VI to mask a signal I acquired previously. See attached VI.

 

My problem is that we would like to load the limit mask at run time using a file of some sort.

 

At the moment I am un-able to get any sort of mask loaded using the limit inputs to the Mask and Limit Testing Express VI. Does anybody know how I might do this?

 

Thanks in advance

 

Chuck

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You don't have anything connected to the upper or lower limit inputs so I don't see where you are even trying to load the mask from an external file.

 

I've never used the Express VI for a mask test but I have used the actual functions from the waveform monitoring palette a limit is just a cluster with an x and a y array.

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Hi and thanks for getting back so soon

 

True the upper and lower inputs are not connected because I wanted to show a working (all be it without an external mask) VI

 

the problem is I can't get the upper and lower inputs working in any form If I connect the inputs.  So I guess my question should be,

 

How do I wire the upper and lower inputs to produce a working mask with the data supplied?

 

Then how do I use a file to provide the mask data.

 

Sorry for my lack of clarity and I hope this helps.

 

Chuck

 

 

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As I said, I've never used the Express VI version. So, if you are having problems, use the lower level VIs or post what you have done with the Express VI and limits. I suspect it just requires an x array and a y array and that is something you should be able to test with just block diagram constants.

 

Note: This express VI is brain dead. Set it for upper and lower limit masks and then tried to change it to a regular VI and the limits revert to constants. Still, I think what I said about separate x and y arrays should work.

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