08-02-2005 03:29 AM
08-02-2005 03:38 AM
Use a shift register to remember the value of the ms counter (Time & Dialog palette) and subtract the current value. Note the use of the sequence structure to make sure the time is taken only when the loop finished executing its code.
08-02-2005 03:57 AM
HI,
thanks for the answer, is that the only way to see the cycletime of a while loop?
I tried it but in the array are no data, also if had stopped the vi.
08-02-2005 04:24 AM
Hi
ok now i see data in the array but the data don't stay and fill the array, how can i do this?
Than i have the wait until next ms multiple in my vi, tha time is 1 second. When execute the vi i thought that the time value should be stabil on 1000 ms but it jumps every iteration from 52 to 451 or to 987 and so on.
What is the problem?
08-02-2005 04:24 AM
08-02-2005 04:31 AM