Problem repeating a couple of steps

[maryus66]

This is what I am expecting for..

[P@Anand]

Did you try what I have shown?

[maryus66]

Yes, it works :D. But how can it to flow.. I don't know If you understand me. I want to take it step by step.. like a heart beating rate

I want it to show for 1-2 seconds the first case.. then to execute the following..

[ghighuphu]

Use Waveform chart instead of Waveform graph

[ghighuphu]

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@maryus66 wrote:

Yes, it works :D. But how can it to flow.. I don't know If you understand me. I want to take it step by step.. like a heart beating rate

I want it to show for 1-2 seconds the first case.. then to execute the following..

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You should really slow down in answering and read all the posts. I believe I answer this question by Message 18 -- move your Waveform chart into the While structure.

[maryus66]

I am using the chart, but for the it flows only if the bigger case structure is false, when it's true and the inner case structure has to execute, it only shows the final result, with all the three cases.

[maryus66]

I didn't understand what you had told me there, but if I move the chart into the bigger case structure, I will have two different charts: one for the true and one for the false case and my goal is to show both of them on the same chart.

[ghighuphu]

I will just unsubscribe from the thread after posting this...

If you want this ^^^^ see Message 18, please.

For showing the T/F indicators correctly, you have to move them into the inner While loop yourself.

[P@Anand]

check the attached VI.

[maryus66]

This is what I am looking for, but I don't understand what you mean with:

"I still do not understand your goal, but the VI in attachment has a nicer output certainly. Would you mind checking it, please? Well, you basically calculate four values in total in your VI. Could you please scratch a graph of the expected output -- so we can see what you expect?"

You said to scratch a graph of the expected output and I have done it, but I don't know what you wanted to say with the first part of the message... Sorry, can you show me the block diagram for your last post?