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relative-time waveform creation

Hi,

 

   I have read a bunch of posts, and people kind of kept suggesting, but none works.

 

  Question is simple, and is caused by the new "t0" components introduced in labview, I guess from 8.x

 

 So, I have big good, which is already using waveforms, so forcing the usage of old waveform, doesn't really work: I would have to change everything,

 

   Now,

 

   In simple terms,

 

   Suppose we have waveform1, which starts at zero with dt0

   waveform2, which starts at t0_2 with dt0

   waveform3, which starts at t0_3 with dt0

 

   t0_2 and t0_3 are just doubles: suppose to_2=10, t0_3=15      ...    (they are in seconds)

 

now I want my graph to provide them as signals

1:starting at zero

2:starting at t0_2

3:starting at t0_3

 

   I can't just use some formatting to kind of simulate the numbers, because all sort of stuff like cursors, and other programmatical graphics are already shown in the graph.

 

I tried, pretty much all components on waveform/time stuff, but couldn't find something compatible, to force the t0 to start from 0, 10, 15

 

so, if you had any idea, would you mind verifying it fast in LabVIEW?

 

Thank you very much,

 

Best,

Morteza

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You could take a look at this example.  This example uses the same t0 for all of the graphs, but you should be able to change it and go from there.

 

Brandon Treece

Applications Engineer

National Instruments

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Thanks.That's is not what I was looking for, but I solved it anyways.

 

 So, just used a double, and converted it to timestamp and sent it to t0

 

then, set the display format to relative, advanced formatting %<%s>

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