Hey Everyone.Hope you can help me yet again. What I need is actually tips, because my code works, its just that examples I see around the internet makes think I could do it better.So I am using QSM inspired by the very nice guide in http://expressionflow.com/2007/10/01/labview-queued-state-machine-architecture/. My issue is how to create the queue references so that the name of the queue shows up in the bundle by name. The only way I can get it to work is by using the obtain queue function and then passing the queue out to the bundle by name, with this strategy the unbundle by name just says "queue out". See attached (1 VI and two typedefs that are required for the VI to run). Since I have 5 different queues it is tedious to remember in which order I ranked them... Also, in my example I haven't put a sequence around my SubVi like they do in the guide. Simply because my code works just fine without. Can anybody explain the usefulness of the sequence structure? I hope you can helpAtamsih

Hi i could not open your VI as i do not have LV 2011. however, i checked the image you posted. some of the answers for you: the sequence structure around the two sub vis ( at the bottom of the picture) is to ensure that the two sub vis start running after the False value is written into the Exit local variable. that is, when the Exit is initialized to a false value, the while loop and the two sub vis begin to execute. to get the queue names in the cluster, just name the queue reference constants at the bundle function with the names you want to get the bundle structure on the fore-right of the picture, just create constants of all the elements you wish to bundle and wire to the bundle function

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Thank you for all your help. Some of the further discusssion has also helped me improve my code.

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