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How to implement Wait time ERROR Message.

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Hi all,

 

I need to implement a wait time(for example 400ms)

 

to read Sensor for ON .

 

if its Not Achive i need to show Error message .

 

I have implement this in folowing way ..

 

But i am not happy with this method ..

 

is this correct method.

 

I have attached my VI file

 

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Hi is anybody got solution for my question .?

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It's good that you are not happy with this. You should checkout the online tutorials. But in the mean time can you describe step-by-step what you want the VI to do?

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Hi Mike,

 

i need to check the input pin (Sensor) of my arudino  .

 

and i am waiting for the pin to high  for a specfic time .

 

if its not achived at the specfic time ,i need to show pop message.

 

 

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I am asking kind of "TIMEOUT" function ..

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Accepted by topic author SaranVenkateshS

You can replace the Count_XL functionality you made by just using the iteration terminal in the bottom left of your while loop.

 

As for making a timeout, you could use the Elapsed Time express VI to check if a certain amount of time has elapsed and end the loop if your sensor is true or time has elapsed.  There are a lot of ways to do this but the best way will be determined by how you want your application to work.

Matt J | National Instruments | CLA
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Hi Jacobson,

 

Thanks a lot for your reply ..

 

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