Can I display Hex wave in Labview?

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Can I display Hex wave in Labview(not only Binary wave)? Is there any
way to do that? If I can show you the hex wave graph , you will know
what I mean more clearly. But I can't put it here. Hope you all know.

[PdB]

Hex is just a way of showing values.
In the real world people are interested in
decimal coding: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
, but doing technical aplications,
the Hex coding: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F is more popular.
If you want to show values in hex in a graph simply right-click y-scale - formatting Format: Hexadecimal.

Patrick

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If I can post an image , things would be better to understand.
I don't mean to display digitals in Hex ways but to display it in a
special way but usually used in the timing analysis of digital signal.
some like the following graph.
__________________ ________ _____________ ________________________
_______
\/ \/ \/
\/
___9F_____________/\___8A___/\_____12______/\________5C______________/\___6D__

[Greg_McKaskle2]

> If I can post an image , things would be better to understand.
> I don't mean to display digitals in Hex ways but to display it in a
> special way but usually used in the timing analysis of digital signal.
> some like the following graph.
> __________________ ________ _____________ ________________________
> _______
> \/ \/ \/
> \/
> ___9F_____________/\___8A___/\_____12______/\________5C______________/\___6D__
>

You don't say what version you are using, but I believe that starting
with LV6.0 there is a graph in the palette called the digital graph. It
can show group lines/busses and the value of the bus can be shown in
various numeric formats including hex.

Greg McKaskl
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