State Machine...

[Shalins]

Ok, I've posted the 8.6 version

[crossrulz]

There is no code in the zip file.  There's a file without an extension...

[crossrulz]

Ok, I renamed the file to have a VI extension and it opened.

As I stated before, store you data in shift registers.  Be sure to pass them through each case they are not altered in.

[Shalins]

Ok great!!! can u help me out please

[Shalins]

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@crossrulz wrote:

Ok, I renamed the file to have a VI extension and it opened.

As I stated before, store you data in shift registers.  Be sure to pass them through each case they are not altered in.

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can you help me out plz!!

[Mark_Yedinak]

I suggest that you open the LabVIEW help and search for shift register. At this point you ar easking for assistance with the most basic elements of the langauge. You can also go through the online tutorials. We are more than welcome to help you but you do need to take some time to become familiar with the basics of the language.

[Shalins]

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@Mark_Yedinak wrote:

I suggest that you open the LabVIEW help and search for shift register. At this point you ar easking for assistance with the most basic elements of the langauge. You can also go through the online tutorials. We are more than welcome to help you but you do need to take some time to become familiar with the basics of the language.

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I know about Shift Registers, but I jus don't understand where you're telling me to add them in my program. Please bare with me I'm trying my best to learn

[Mark_Yedinak]

Your state machine consists of a while loop with a case structure inside of it. Place a shift register on the while loop for any data you want to pass from state to state. Wire this data through the case structure and make sure that it is passed through all the cases. Here is an an example.

[Shalins]

I don't have it done like this , but the info is still being passed on. I'm just not able get a hold of the values in the voltage data so I can calculate the average voltage because for the DAQ assistant it is set to 1 sample (ON DEMAND)

[crossrulz]

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@Shalins wrote:

I don't have it done like this , but the info is still being passed on. I'm just not able get a hold of the values in the voltage data so I can calculate the average voltage because for the DAQ assistant it is set to 1 sample (ON DEMAND)

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If you aren't following our advice, what are you doing then?  How is the data being passed on?  As always, show some code.