image selector according of the configuration of an input

[anabeba13]

I have a problem, I wish to programmed in LABVIEW but not how to do it  I can explain to you if yoy can help me.
 
I have 6 inputs, according to the configuration of these entries would show certain images in the LABVIEW, an example:
I have A B C D E F as inputs,
          - If A and D are 1 Figure 1 show,
          - If A and F are 1 Picture 2 show,
          - If B and C are 1 Picture 3 show,
          - If A and E are 1 show Figure 4.
 
The values ​​of A B C D E F come from a PLC. and I'm keeping this data in a Num Ind. (numerical indicator) in LABVIEW.

Can you help me?

Thank you!-

[P@Anand]

Do you have 4 different picture indicators?

If you have singla picture indicator what should happen if the other probablity comes?.

Explain little more so that you would get a better solution.

[anabeba13]

Yes I have 4 diferent image to show.

It could be 4 diferente pictore indicators or a single one, It depends of the solution that you can give me.

[CoastalMaineBird]

In the RING and ENUM palette, there is a thing called the PICT RING.

I use one of those to display status: 0 = normal = Company logo, 1 = warning = pict of sign: "Levels Exceeded", 2 = danger = pict of sign: "Danger", 3 = emergency = another pict.

Convert your boolean inputs to a number and feed that number to one of these and you're done. 

[anabeba13]

And, Convert my boolean inputs to a number??

[CoastalMaineBird]

Sorry, I misread your original post. The "and" made me think of booleans.

         - If A and D are 1 Figure 1 show,
          - If A and F are 1 Picture 2 show,
          - If B and C are 1 Picture 3 show,
          - If A and E are 1 show Figure 4.

Do you mean:

  if (A = 1) and (D = 1)

    show Figure 1

  if (A = 1) and (F = 1)

    show Figure 2

  etc?

If that's what you mean, then writing it down as I did should show you the way to go.

[anabeba13]

Yes, That is exactly what I want, But where can I write it? what windows or where? And if I put "show picture" where will appear the image?

[CoastalMaineBird]

I don't understand your question.  The picture appears wherever you place the PICT RING indicator on your panel.

[anabeba13]

Where can I put the code as you written? Where Can I program that Code? in the pict ring? or Where?? Could you make a VI proyect to me for undertand the solution??

5 input ( A B C D E)

          - If A && D == 1 

show Figure1 
          - If A && F == 1 

show Picture2
          - If B && C == 1 

show Picture3
          - If A && E == 1 

show Figure 4.

? Please??

[CoastalMaineBird]

Your code is indicative of the nonsense that the C language forces you into - "&&" means treat this as a boolean, but "1" is an integer.

LabVIEW has distinct types: a BOOLEAN is true/false, and an INTEGER is a number. 

The first rule of moving from C (Pascal, Fortran, etc) to LabVIEW is "forget all the crap that you used to have to do".

Here is a VI that does something like what you want.

You didn't cover all possible combinations, neither does this VI.

But you can diddle the switches and get different pictures.