connecting two labview into one

[jaypatel011]

I have created two labviews that runs by itself. The first labview interfaces the movements of a knob. In the second labview, I simulated dynamics of a nuclear power plant into it. I am getting inputs on my frst labview and I want to connect it to second labview where it has a scope for the control rod position. I insterted the image below. 

[GerdW]

Hi jay,

for a quick solution you could put all code into one VI and write your measurement values into a local variable to the "Slide"…

Are you sure you simulate "dynamics of a nuclear plant"? It looks so easy…

[Sam_Sharp]

Yes - a simple solution is to have a local variable from your VISA read and put it in your Simulation loop.

I think you might have to be careful about your simulation parameters - I think you'll need to run the simulation loop in real-time for what you're doing to make any sense?

[jaypatel011]

I only simulated for the output I needed not the whole thing. 

I am confused on when you siad "slide" 

[NIquist]

The slide control.  Up near where it says "Control Rod Position".

[GerdW]

Hi jay,

I am confused on when you siad "slide" 

Look at your own pictures! There's a control named "Slide"…

[altenbach]

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@jaypatel011 wrote:

I have created two labviews that runs by itself. The first labview interfaces the movements of a knob. In the second labview, I simulated dynamics of a nuclear power plant into it. I am getting inputs on my frst labview and I want to connect it to second labview where it has a scope for the control rod position. I insterted the image below. 

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What are "two LabVIEWs"? Are these individually build executables or are both running in the main LabVIEW instance?