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i cant find this icon

labview.JPG    

 

pls help me

 

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I don't believe that's a "basic" LabVIEW Icon.  Could SSCR stand for Single Sideband to Carrier Ratio?  If so, it might be in one of the NI Toolkits for software-controlled radio (that's not quite the right name for it, but this is way out of my area of expertise ...).

 

Bob Schor

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If it's a subVI, and you want to find the location of the .vi on disk:

  1. Drop a Path Constant onto the block diagram.
  2. Drag the subVI and drop it onto the path constant.
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@paul_cardinale wrote:

If it's a subVI, and you want to find the location of the .vi on disk:

  1. Drop a Path Constant onto the block diagram.
  2. Drag the subVI and drop it onto the path constant.

Very clever -- I never tried (or knew) that!

 

Bob Schor

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@paul_cardinale wrote:

If it's a subVI, and you want to find the location of the .vi on disk:

  1. Drop a Path Constant onto the block diagram.
  2. Drag the subVI and drop it onto the path constant.

Didn't know that!  

 

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