Wow! Forgive me for saying this, but I have absolutely no idea what your program is supposed to be doing! That's due, in large part, to the fact that I don't have a screen big enough to see the whole thing, and if I scroll around, I have a hard time remembering what was off the screen to the left, right, top, and bottom. To say nothing about stacked frames ...
Here is a suggestion that will definitely help us to help you, and will probably help you, directly, even more -- open Microsoft Work (or any other editor) and write a one (or more) page description of exactly what you want to accomplish. Make sure that the inputs and outputs are clearly identified. Far too often, the focus is on how to do something without being clear what needs to be done. If you can break your task up into bigger "chunks", I would strongly urge you to make each "chunk" a sub-VI. Ideally, one should be able to look at the top level VI (which should be able to fit on a laptop screen) and "see the entire program", perhaps as a series of little boxes connected by LabVIEW wires and having colorful icons (or at least Descriptive Names) on them.
Bob Schor
