How do I plot data that is larger than 1 among the data I collect with DAQ separately?

[Yoon-soo]

I guess my explanation was not enough.

I have attached a temperature sensor in the room and I want to save the time and value whenever the value of this sensor exceeds a certain value.

In order to do that, I am creating code that plots data when I exceed 1 as a simple example.

[RavensFan]

But what do you want to do with the data when it is not above the value?  What do you want to plot in it's place?

When you are working with waveforms, that means the data is evenly spaced.

Perhaps you want to use an XY graph?

[GerdW]

Hi Yoon-soo,

please don't create duplicate threads on the very same topic, when you don't get an instant answer over the weekend! (I merged your threads.)

All you need to do is to implement my snippet before your case structure. You don't need that case sturcture…

[Yoon-soo]

Thank you GerdW and all the friendly guys.

I succeeded in this way.

I failed on the weekend but succeeded when I did it again today.

I have not yet understood why this is happening, but I will study hard.

I will share my successful code.↓↓↓↓

[GerdW]

Hi Yoon-soo,

move the "y" control outside of the loop…

[Yoon-soo]

Thank you for the end.

I will write additional code based on this.

Please help me when I have another question 🙂

[Yoon-soo]

Hi RavensFan, Thanks for your interest in my writing.

What I want to do is write code like 'If the data received from the temperature sensor is higher than a certain temperature, turn on the air conditioner'.

To do that, I'm working on filtering the data I want from all the real-time data.

[GerdW]

Hi Yoon-soo,

What I want to do is write code like 'If the data received from the temperature sensor is higher than a certain temperature, turn on the air conditioner'.

To do that,

you need tro follow the suggestion given in message #7!