10-26-2018 10:08 AM
Im doing bearing fault analysis and I want to add multiple cursors automatically without having to do it manually every time to check for my predicted values. please see the iv below. also is there a way to check the tone of the harmonics?
10-26-2018 11:23 AM - edited 10-26-2018 11:44 AM
Your code makes absolutely no sense. Wiring dynamic data to cursor.posX shows a complete lack of understanding.
What is the point of a 1-iteration FOR loop? What does the missing subVI do? Using a formula express VI to multiply two number seems ridiculous. Why does the upper FOR loop run 100x doing the same thing as fast as possible? Is there anything in the subVI that retains data between calls? What is a reasonable input value of the (missing) d/D ratio typedef array control?
To place multiple cursors, use a FOR loop with a single property node containing two items (1) active cursor, (2) cursor.position.x (in that exact order). Wire [i] to the top and iterate overt the positions. (assuming these cursors exist)