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Hi everyone, i'm very new to Labview. I was trying to create 10 running LED. something like a lift button. Example if the the user settle a number 4, the LED shall light from LED 1 then off, then on LED 2, then off and continue until LED 4 and stop. How can I create?

 

Please kindly teach me.

 

 

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For some reason your username gave me an association with some fine 80's television.  Here is an example using several LEDs.  The key elements are using number to Boolean Array to get the value for an array of LEDs.  The number you use is 2^N where N is the number of the LED you want to light.

 

Example below.

 

 

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Here's one simple implementation for 5 LED
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Hehehe...

 

Thank for your kind respond.

 

Anyway I'm using version Labview 8.6. do u think you could save it in V8.6?

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here in 8.6
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Also in 8.6
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Thank you so much, Andy C and Darin.K 😃
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Hi Darin, as i'm really new to Labview,I was wondering how can I let the light LED stop at the number I settled.

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Your original problem is much simpler, I was trying to give you a bit more to chew on since you asked to be taught something.  Here is all you need to do.

 

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Thank for your replied.

 

I was thinking that the first circuit that you showed, how can i used the reversed array for the 2nd circuit you used? Because i was thinking of when the LED stop at No 4 LED, can it reverse back to LED 2 if I re-indicate the selection?

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