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rwbrook,

 

Is there any reason why you have two sets of the active plot property nodes? Have you tried passing the color to the Plot.Color property on the property node? I think what's happening is that right now, the waveform chart is using the default colors (plot 1 = blue, plot 2 = red, etc.). I think if you pass the associated color to a Plot.Color property node, it will write the color to the correct plot. Here's a pic of one option. The color array you have generated will work as the color array in this picture.

 

Robert B
RF Product Support Engineer
National Instruments
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@USBarnes wrote:

Is there any reason why you have two sets of the active plot property nodes? 


In a parallel discussion it was explained that these are for different graphs. No way to tell from a picture, because the labels are hidden.

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Altenbach,

It works!  Now, I want to clean up my code and I understand using the same property nodes (one for the waveforms and one for the fft overlays), but how do I tie the six boolean on/off switches to one for next loop?  Were you able to run the vi with the sample data?

Regards,

Ron

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