LabVIEW
two different x-axis time scales
Not sure why your front panel opens with the upper right corner completely offscreen. Please fix that before attaching next time. Also please don't have objects scale to the front panel size. That's extremely annoying during debugging.
I am not sure what you actually want, but your graph only has one pane, so why are you using a mixed signal graph instead if just a plain graph with multiple plots?
I would also recommend to continue with basic training, for example, your sequence structure serves (almost) no purpose. You first FOR loop does not need a shift register and built array. Autoindexing at the output tunnel gives you the same things much more efficiently. All your waveform gymnastics don't make a lot of sense.
It typically is more productive to tell us what you want to do and what the user should see instead of telling us how you want to do it. What do you want to see on the graph?
Hi cha,
you create waveforms, so why don't you use a waveform graph?
(As Christian wrote: don't ask "how" yo want to solve your problem, but instead tell us "what" the problem is!)
One of the problems seems to be that they want a second x-axis. While it is easy to add a second x axis, it seem difficult to mix an axis with absolute time and an axis with ignored timestamp. (The "ignore timestamp" is a global option for the graph.) I have not studies it in detail, but could not get it to work right with some very quick casual attempts. I probably missed something.
Obviously, we need much more detailed information to understand exactly what the OP wants.
