06-22-2011 03:56 AM
i am trying to create a sub vi that acquires dynamic data input ( as in simulate signal)
. PFA the vi i have created so far
How do I give an input terminal for Dynamic Data Type? I want to be able to acquire and process a simulated signal to start with !
thanks
ps I'm using LabView 8.5
06-22-2011 04:07 AM
Hi,
I am not sure whether i understood your problem well or not. But if you jsut need some simulation values to work with, you may either use a simulate signal express vi or simply use a random number generator form the arithematic function pallette.. If you can explain a bit more, may be i can get you a better solution.:)
Regards,
Nitzz
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06-22-2011 04:21 AM
We are trying to create a VI that can be used as a subVI in another program.
In the new program, where I am using my self-created subVI, I want an input terminal that can be efficiently wired to a Simulate Signal VI. That is, I want a dark blue lined input terminal.
How do I create such an input terminal in my VI ? We created input terminals for all other parameters, but we are unable to create a terminal for input data.
06-22-2011 04:39 AM - edited 06-22-2011 04:39 AM
Hi Dheeraj and Avinash,
I got your point. For creating such an input you make a graph indicator from the simulate signal, then change it to a control, put this control into your subVI, and wire this graph control to your connector pane and save the VI. Now if you use this subVI in any other VI you will have a Blue color input terminal.
Regards,
Nitzz
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03-05-2012 08:58 AM
Thank you for the tip, this solved the same problem for me.
p.s. that answer should be marked as the solution, so it is visible that the problem is solved
Regards,
Vladimir
02-13-2014 01:14 AM
Hi NitzZ,
Thanks alot for your explanation,it also helped me to solve a problem i had been trying do so for some time.
This should be marked as solution of the problem
DANIEL KETUI