10-22-2005 04:19 AM
10-22-2005 11:22 AM
You code has serious dataflow problems and cannot work in its current state. For example, any of the inner loops can never be stopped because the stop control is outside the loop.
I don't uderstand why you even need a "stop burn-in" button. Without seeing the "burn in stop sub.vi" I cannot tell for sure.
Your use of event structures is also incorrect. There is no way to tell what boolean the case structure gets when the event triggers, but most likely it will get a stale value.
sharanu.dambal@geind.ge.com wrote:
The requirement is ,test run should be asynchronous,meaning when test running for Work cell 1 ,the other two work cell testing need to be ideal. When ever the test completes for the work cell 1 , testing for the work cell2 should start and so on . As per the front panel ,access for all the work cell should be available for the user .
I don't uderstand what "ideal" mean in this context. Can you explain?
Maybe you can explain in more details what this program is supposed to do. What is a "work cell"? How long is a "burn-in". Do you need the capability to stop an ongoing burn-in test? What should happen if an error occurs.
10-23-2005 11:48 PM
10-25-2005
10:43 AM
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Hi Sharanu,
Altenbach was correct in what he said. There are many data flow problems in your application. You'll never be able to stop the inner loops, because your stop buttons are outside of the loop.
there are other issues as well. It looks as though you've not had a lot of experience with LabVIEW. You might want to consider taking the LabVIEW Basics class. They will cover many things that it appears you need a bit of help with.
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Matt S.
10-26-2005 12:03 AM
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