WOW!
Much better now.
However, the data displayed in the charts seems to be...lot more dense than before. That is, now I seem to have much more points in the graphs than before. Probably because before I wasn't reading the files correctly.
PROBLEM: when I read the binary file some data is displayed in the graphs. If I read the same data again or new data, the old data is apparently not cleared - the new data is appended to the old data. This can be seen clearly in the graph for Fz; I'm not so sure about the other graphs where the data might just superimpose (this might be why it looked so dense to me? - I'm not sure here).
Could you suggest a solution for this problem?
I'm not sure if this is coming from the way the file is read or from some settings of the charts...A possible solution I see at this point would be to 'tell' the vi to clear the charts before new data is read but I'm not sure how to do this. Besides, would this really solve the problem or it would be just a 'work-around' the real problem...
Thank you for your help! I would have never imagined it would be so much trouble to correctly read a file for data analysis in LabVIEW... Thanks God for the 'Forum' and nice people like you.
