A series of probing questions: 2 of 5 Custom Probe Data Types

[SercoSteveB]

The same Custom Probe can be used to probe multiple data types?

a) TRUE

b) FALSE

[crossrulz]

False

[Matt-A.]

Survey says:  True

I placed a custom probe on a cluster and put a custom state on each of the data types.  It worked for each.  Correct me if I'm wrong.... 

[sankar06]

False

[CataM]

a) within the custom probe there is a generic probe.

[Ellie90]

Even generic probe cannot be used to all the data types. There is no such a choice for string array and queue out when I tried. But since the question is "multiple data types", not "all data types", I will choose "TRUE".

[MrStevenUND]

False

[crossrulz]

I am pretty sure that "generic probe" is just pointing back to the default probe.

[nik35324]

False

[SercoSteveB]

Answer: B, nice one all.

Not a particularly well written question this one.  What I was trying to say is that a Custom Probe has a defined input data type.  If you right click on a wire to select a Custom Probe, only Custom Probes with the correct data type show up in the right click shortcut menu.

[Mohamed_Hany]

 I cannot really understand the question .. can you even create a custom probe?

[SercoSteveB]

Hi Mohamed_Hany, can create a Custom Probe with a right click on the wire you want to probe and then by following the right click menu  structure as shown below. 

Here is a link to Creating Custom Probes.