02-04-2009 03:30 AM
02-04-2009 04:07 AM
Hi mic_k86,
it's of course possible. Calculate all into seconds and add them, connect the result to your delay time.
Instead of using an hour as delay you should use a loop with a smaller delay. It's easier to stop your program.
Mike
02-04-2009 04:31 AM
Alternatively, you can right click the control, select Display Format and change the display to be relative time. The value will still be in seconds, but the control will display it as relative time, which you can set to be HH:MM:SS.
As Mike mentioned, if you have a long wait, you're better off using a timeout mechanism (an event structure, a notifier, etc.), as it will allow you to break the wait.
02-04-2009 06:05 AM
Alternatively, you can right click the control, select Display Format and change the display to be relative time. The value will still be in seconds, but the control will display it as relative time, which you can set to be HH:MM:SS.
tst: i have try as what you mention. the numeric control is change to HH:MM:SS, but the saving duration still cant get wat i want. for example, i set HH:MM:SS as 00:30:00, however it will not save in every 30minutes, but instead save every second. how to change it?
As Mike mentioned, if you have a long wait, you're better off using a timeout mechanism (an event structure, a notifier, etc.), as it will allow you to break the wait.
mike and tst, can explain details in this part and if possible provided some example for reference.
02-04-2009 06:17 AM
This is a cross-post, if you make one please mention it in the original posts.
However on LAVA I gave the following (IMHO) best solution:
The easiest method is to adjust the display format of the numeric to Relative time HH:MM:SS:
Ton
02-06-2009 08:53 PM
TonP, instead of using three numeric control, i just want to used one numeric control. is it possible? how to do it?
02-06-2009 09:03 PM