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03-30-2006 10:12 AM
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04-18-2006 11:23 AM
Dear Munir
Afzal Bhatti,
Yes it is
possible to view the waveform from each channel in a different scope.
You can use
the ExpressVI Select Signal as shown in the example Select Signals.vi
PS: for
example, this is work well when you use the ExpressVI ´Read from Measurement
File´ to read your data.
Best regards,
Nicolas
Pasquier | AE | National Instruments
04-18-2006 12:33 PM
04-20-2006 09:35 AM
Dear Munir Afzal Bhatti,
Just for information, this would be a new case. So, for next time, I suggest you to post a new request and to give the solution how you solve your problem “Measuring waveforms through shared variables” because it is a forum to share knowledge.By the way, you need anyway to read all channels and then to sort which one do you want to view. For that, you could use the array functions.
Best regards,
Nick_CH