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a dial control with multiply digits

hi
i need in my VI a control of a number that can be increased by either 100,10,1,0.1,0.01 or 0.005.
is there a more elegant way of doing this than adding the 6 digits to a number (see attachment) in this way increasing 9 in one will not add 1 to the next digit.
thanks
amose

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Hi amose,
You forgot the attachment! And would it help to set the scale to logarithmic?
Greets, Dave
Greets, Dave
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Another method is to use an enum with the values you want typed in. Then connect the enum to a case structure where the actual values are stored and delivered to the program. With this method you can have arbitrary values: 0, pi, 46000, 1e9, -2, sqrt(11), ...

Lynn
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And yet another method is to use a dial control with text labels.
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see my question was not clear enough.
i want the possibility to increase or decrease the the value of the control in steps of one (either 100,10,1,0.1,0.01,0.05).
using the dial without typing the number. right now I have 6 control that are added to the final voltage. the problem is increasing 9 by 1 is not possible.
please have a look at the attachment (I hope it will be there this time)
amose

Message Edited by amose on 06-01-2006 01:49 AM

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Amose!

How about this?

/Vedeja

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sorry .Smiley Sad
I didn't convince my boss yet to upgradre my LV 6.1
please post a "print screen"
thanks
amose
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thanks
I used an evalution version of LV 8 to vie your VI.
looks nice
amose
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Stop Button is not working... need an event for it 😉 My apologies as this is not the main course... but side dish
Ian F
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IFK!

You're right there is an event missing. I just put it in a while loop for demo purposes.
Never mind, I usually skip the side dish anyway... 😃

/Vedeja

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