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Resetting Switches and Buttons


nevica wrote:

 

Thanks broken arrow. I have not yet implemented a state machine as I work best from a visual example. I am a complete beginner in Labview.


Hi Nevica,

 

State Machine is also only a visual example. Smiley Wink

 

As only you are a complete in LV, we suggested you to try & learn good practices from the beginning itself, so that you can avoid the errors & pitfalls we had in our early days. Smiley Happy

- Partha ( CLD until Oct 2027 🙂 )
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parthabe wrote:

 

.... try & learn good practices from the beginning itself, so that you can avoid the errors & pitfalls we had in our early days. Smiley Happy


Well said parthabe.

 

Nevica, to some degree, you are trying to run before you walk. Pare (pair?) down your code to just three fake data sources and get them to write to one graph (or chart). Build from there.

 

The answers to all of your questions are in the manual and the Basic courses, or a good book, like LabVIEW for Everyone. I saw it at Borders this weekend. Also Amazon, etc.

Richard






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Hello parthabe.

 

You said:

 

"Rt-click on each FP button control or the BD terminal & select Create >> Local variable, then Change to Write, then pick a False constat from the Boolean pallette & wire it to the local variable."

 

When you say "then change to Write" do you mean make this a control variable by right click, Find, Control or did you mean something else?

 

Nevica

 

Message Edited by nevica on 08-17-2009 09:27 AM
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Once you've created the local variable, right click on the local variable and there will be a menu choice "Change to Write".
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