HELP: rpm Boolesch Animation depending on speed range

[Felix975678]

Hello Labview friends,

i am a new user of labview and still trying to get my project done. It would be great if someone could help me out with my Sub-VI.

My problem right now is the controlling  (animation) of a boolesch lamp, from wich I changed the picture.

I want to animate a rotation depending on the incoming signal.

If the incoming Signal = 0 rpm --> No Change

If the incoming Signal <= 200 rpm --> changing the picture every 500ms

if the incoming Signal > 200 rpm --> changing the Signal every 200ms

I used the boolesch lamp because I need a transparent background in the middle of the rotation to see a change in a water tank.

Otherwise I would have used PictureRing.

The main VI uses a while-loop to show up all the other incoming singals. It´s waiting 100ms every turn.

I tryed a lot but don´t get a right solution to include another loop inside the main loop and still get the timing and changing of the lamp signal right.

it would be great if yomeone could support me.

Thanks forward.

Cheers

Felix

[ToeCutter]

Please post your code.

[Hooovahh]

Yes post your code, but I suggest using a picture ring, which you can then show a different image based on the wait times you specified.

[mikeporter]

What is a "boolesch lamp"? Sounds sort of Germanic for an LED?

Mike...

[Roland_Win]

Hi Felix

I really want to help you it sounds like a fun project but it would help us a lot if you would post the code 🙂 

or at least a part of the code that showcases the issue.

[Felix975678]

Hello everybody,

thanks for all the answears.

I uploaded pictures of my Code.

It would be really great if someone could help me out. I just need the rotation of the Inside in the 2. picture.

Thanks

[Hooovahh]

Pictures cannot be ran or edited, source code can.

• When posting code post the actual code not a screenshot.  You wouldn't take a screenshot of a text file and post it on a text language forum.  Upload the actual VI, or zip several files and upload the zip.  The exception to this rule is when uploading a VI Snippet.  This is an image with the VI embedded in it, so the source is still intact.

https://decibel.ni.com/content/docs/DOC-40451

[Felix975678]

Hello,

i attached the VI.

Thanks for help.

[Hooovahh · Accepted solution]

Attached is a quick VI that toggles your boolean at a varying rate depending on what the RPM is.

[Felix975678]

Thanks a lot.

This is exactly what I tried by myself.