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I need to have more than one front panel for one block panel

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Hi , 

 

        I need to split this front panel into two or many .. so that i can seperate my control button are in one panel and camera display in another panel . is it possile 

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usually i use TAB control (look at the containers category) for this purpose.

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I am going to have two monitors in my application. each monitor shows different indicator/control for same code (vision one monitor and another is control key )

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I do not know if it is possible to show different parts of one single vi on two monitors. Hm, this is what I would do: create a second vi which could be a pop up dialog for example. So the user could even decide when to open it. You can programmatically decide which monitor it will pop up in. You can dynamically call this subvi from the main vi, and do intercom with an FGV or something else...

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Hi do you any code related to that .. 

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Accepted by topic author SaranVenkateshS

Hi saran,

 

each monitor shows different indicator/control for same code (vision one monitor and another is control key )

How can there be the very same code for those very different items (controls vs VISION display)?

Seperate that into two VIs and display both VIs on their own monitor. Browse the VI properties, they allow setting the monitor for each VI…

 

Other option: increase the frontpanel size so the VI covers both monitors…

Best regards,
GerdW


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Yes, if the poster does need always the two panels open, it is just much more simple to have two VIs, running at the same time with shown FP on the two separate monitors.

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hi 

 

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it is like subvi panel, not seperate vi projects

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Hi saran,

 

nobody spoke about "projects", but all suggested "use two VIs"…

Best regards,
GerdW


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