The only changes that need to be made are:
1. Change the array size input to the Initialize Array function to 5
2. Add another Option button (set its mech action to switch when released)
3. Change the size of the Array to Cluster function to 5
4. Create a local variable for the Option 5 button and wire the same as the
first 4
It appears to work for me after making these changes. The Manage Radio
Button SubVI dynamically changes its size, so no modifications are
necessary.
You can also customize a slide control to work like a radio button control.
It takes a little patience, but the result is a radio button with only a
terminal on the block diagram.
Mike
"Dorian Grey" wrote in message
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> I downloaded a vi from www.ni.com/support/
>
>
>
http://zone.ni.com/devzone/explprog.nsf/6c163603265406328625682a006ed37d/c74
b59054502fa0586256854006490d8?OpenDocument
>
> The vi gives a demonstration on how to make one button turn off when
> another button is selected. Well, the VI works great for only 4 units,
> but when I make the array sizes for 5 or more units, the sub vi
> doesn't work.
>
> I put probes every where, but can't find the problem. There seems to
> be a 'default' setting to 4 buttons when the vi goes from "Manage
> Radio Buttons" to "Simulating Radio Buttons".
>
> I would like this option, but now I'm more stumped at this problem
> than anything.
>
> Thank you for your time.
>
> -Dorian