connect 1d array of strings to an input string terminal

[crossrulz]

The %d just specifies that a number that should be formated as a decimal string goes into that string location.  The value you wire into it is what goes into the string.  If you took a good 5 minutes to figure out what was happening, you would realize that you could just remove one of the increments (since i =0 on the first loop iteration).

[altenbach]

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@reggie2016 wrote:

one question using the percent sign for the channel name is there any way we can get it to start for 0 instead of 1.

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remove the "+1" wired to the desired index terminal and simply wire across instead.

[reggie2016]

the program is working but it is only showing the last 3 signals from each DAQ module.

[Hooovahh]

That sure is a nice picture, I wonder what the code behind it is.

[reggie2016]

haha sorry

[altenbach]

Instead of reshaping, you could just autoindex on both loop boundaries to get the 2D array.(Try this first. currently, you only get the last value from the inner loop).

[Hooovahh]

Did you mean to read from 27 different channels, but throw away the first 26 ones that were read?  That inner for loop runs but the output is set to last value instead of indexing.

[reggie2016]

what do you mean by auto index

[altenbach · Accepted solution]

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@reggie2016 wrote:

what do you mean by auto index

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Right-click the inner brown tunnel and set it to indexing. Delete the reshape array function.

[reggie2016]

ahh ok thank you. thought it was in the array pallete.