Here it is. I actually made a few changes to point out a few things to you.
I got rid of the property nodes and wired directly. You should never use a property node or local variable just to avoid running a wire. Property nodes run slower that a wire, cause the execution engine to switch to the user interface thread and create copies of data in memory. Local variables are better, as they just cause an extra copy of the data in memory, but
always run a wire when you can. There's one local variable in the modified version beacuse you can't write to the LED from more than one place, so it's needed.
Someone mentioned that one can save a VI in LV7.1. In LV7.1 can save in LV7.0. Open in LV7.0 and save as in LV6.1. Open in LV6.1 and save as in LV6.0?
This is correct. It would be nice if they could include the capability to save back a couple versions.
Ed