is there a numeric constant that can be for exampe multiples of 10 etc.

[Dave Bartley]

I need to reset a elapsed timer when the while loop iterations reach for example 10 then 20, 30 etc. I am measuring cycle time of a moulding process within the loop. Any ideas??

[J.Mamakos]

Is this what you mean?  I'm guessing you could then use the boolean output to reset the timer.

[Vishal Devanath]

See if the attached VI helps. It is basically measuring the time taken to run every 10 iterations and creating an array out of all such 'Time Taken' values.

[Ben]

Run you iteration count into a "Quotient & Remainer", divied by "10" and check it the remainder is "0" to trigger the reset.

Ben

[J.Mamakos]

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Ben wrote:

Run you iteration count into a "Quotient & Remainer", divied by "10" and check it the remainder is "0" to trigger the reset.

Ben

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...isn't that kinda like what i've done?

[Ben]

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James Mamakos wrote:

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Ben wrote:

Run you iteration count into a "Quotient & Remainer", divied by "10" and check it the remainder is "0" to trigger the reset.

Ben

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...isn't that kinda like what i've done?

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Maybe. Not all of have LV on the machines we use to answer questions. But even if I did, there is value in spelling out what the answer is.

If you go back to some of the earliest posting in this forum you will find answer that read like "try this" and they posted a LV 5.0 example. Now that time has passed and modern version of LV can't open those examples those replies have lost their value or worse are burried forever.

In order to enusre that answers survive the test of time, I like to include text that outlines the solution and if I have time, an image of the block diagram.

On that note I ask you to please standby for future enhancements.

Ben

[J.Mamakos]

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Ben wrote:

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James Mamakos wrote:

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Ben wrote:

Run you iteration count into a "Quotient & Remainer", divied by "10" and check it the remainder is "0" to trigger the reset.

Ben

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...isn't that kinda like what i've done?

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Maybe. Not all of have LV on the machines we use to answer questions. But even if I did, there is value in spelling out what the answer is.

If you go back to some of the earliest posting in this forum you will find answer that read like "try this" and they posted a LV 5.0 example. Now that time has passed and modern version of LV can't open those examples those replies have lost their value or worse are burried forever.

In order to enusre that answers survive the test of time, I like to include text that outlines the solution and if I have time, an image of the block diagram.

On that note I ask you to please standby for future enhancements.

Ben

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Fair point.  I enclose a picture of my VI for posterity! 

[Ben]

Thank you James!

Ben