Do you even know your laser works? (have you burned yourself yet?) I don't even see anywhere in the BD to turn it on.
What voltages do you want to turn into distances? That makes no sense. In fact, from what you've shown here, I can't tell what data you're trying to work with.
Frankly, it looks like you have written a program to do your entire project before you even know if Step 1 works. Concentrate on that, once it works OK, substitute real DAQ VIs for the DAQ Assistant to lower overhead, increase efficiency, and teach you what you're really doing here. Then make that part a separate VI, use it as a subVI in your project - at the moment, on my computer the whole thing takes up about 12 screens (3 across x 4 down) and that's a real pain to debug with all the scrolling. In turn modularize the rest and use FOR loops (you've got a whole bunch of repeated code), and this will make it much easier to modify/fix when your professor tells you to. (sorry, you sound like a student, scratch that last clause if not)
(Oh, and a personal pet peeve, learn how to spell - there are some of us that excessive misspellngs just drive crazy.)
Cameron
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