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configure audio output graph date and time

How do I configure labview to correctly identify the two circles below?
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Hi Lavalava,

 

Try right clicking the graph in the grey space.  Go to X Scale>>Properties>>Scales.  At the bottom there will be a check box label "Ignore waveform time stamp..".  The default for this is checked.  Unchecked this and you should get the correct time.

 

Justin P

Justin Parker
National Instruments
Product Support Engineer
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Hi Justin,

 

It was already greyed out.  This only happens whenever I'm in playback mode, in RT mode, I didn't have any problems.  Any other suggestions?  Thanks

 

 

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Why do you use a chart?

 If you want to avoid the time stamp at the bottom of the chart, just pick an XY graph, for playback mode:

* take the time stamp when the measurement starts

* set the loop speed as a constant

* count the loops and convert to seconds/minutes/hours (etc)

* add the time to the signal --> X

 

Done, can't be that hard....

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I've already solved this problem, thanks though.  All that I did was unbundle and bundle the waveform again.  The only difference is I replaced all t0 with "get date/time in seconds" block.  It works.
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