Capture Waveform in file for specific duration

[Ray.R]

Happy New Year Nishant,

I will try to send the example before the end of the day of by tomorrow evening (at the latest).

😄

Ray

[Ray.R]

Here is the example (see attachment)

Read the info on the block diagram.

The example includes 2 ways of doing what was described in this thread. 

Let me know how it went.

Ray

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Be careful..  one delay is in milliseconds and the other in seconds..

Message Edited by JoeLabView on 01-04-2006 01:46 PM

[Nishant]

Thanks, Ray

                          Thanks Ray, thank you very much for the Vi, it will be useful to me is for sure.

Thanks,

Nishant

[Ray.R]

Glad you liked it 😄

As you may notice when looking at the block diagram, using the "Tick Count (ms)" is a cleaner approach.  The only thing is that you have to be careful when creating a delta because you do not know what the initial value is.

You also have to be careful when using the seconds from the timestamp because it rolls over when it reaches 60. 

Have fun!

Ray

😄

[Nishant]

Hiii Ray,

Thanks for giving such a wonderful response!!!

Hey, Man i want to ask you taht where are you from???and are there any openings in the LV there?

Thanks,

Nishant

[Ray.R]

Hi Nishant,

I am from Ottawa Canada.  Unfortunately, there are not many LV openigs in this part of the world.  I am presently doing CVI work at the moment. 

How about yourself?

Ray

[Nishant]

Hiii, Ray

                  I am from Gujarat, India here there are not many opportunities for the LV, it is not developed yet in the India, yet to developed, how about Canada? is it developed in Canada?

Thanks,

Nishant

[Ray.R]

Hi Nishant,

It is developped in Canada, probably not as much as everybody would want to.  But we went through a downfall in the hightech industry and slowly trying to recover from it.  So basically, not much hiring in any area..  We hear that jobs are getting more popular in India, maybe LV will be popular there, too.

😄

[Nishant]

Hiii,

                  You are right that jobs are getting popular in the India, but it is in the software field, and LabVIEW is not that popular yet, and we also want that LabVIEW gets developed in this part of world, but it is not yet.

Thanks,

Nishant

[Ray.R]

Hi Nishant,

Did you check out this posting in India?

http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=JobPost&message.id=315

Ray