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I'm new to labview and need to create an event counter, which works from an analog signal input, increments when a set value is reached and produces a warning message when a different, higher value is reached. I need the counter to increment only once when that value is reached, and to only increment again after the signal has fallen below the set value (at the moment my program counts continuously at sample rate once that value is reached). Any help would be appreciated.

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Show me the money - errr - code!  😉

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go to examples in labview for event trig

hi ?Q>

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So far this is it, and so far it's not doing what I want it to...

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  • You are incrementing the actual signal instead of a counter.
  • Your "false" case is not wired across.
  • Your shift register is not connected to anything
  • Your case selector is not wired.
  • ...
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