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Print time with tenth of seconds

Hi,
I would like to use tenth of second in a time control or indicator , could somebody give me an idea of the time treatement to do this?

Thanks
Olivier
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Are you referring to the "TimeStamp" control/indicator? That already has resolution to the tenth of a second. In fact, it has to the thousandth of a second. How are you trying to use this?
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Hi Oliver,

I guess we're confused on what you are attempting to do. If I understand you correctly, you would like to have some sort of timing vi that ensures your vi will execute once every tenth of a second. Without getting into too much detail about RealTime, I would assume you simply want to use Wait Until Next Multiple.vi. You would wire a value of 10 to the input of this vi which would make sure that if the vi finishes early, it will wait until the next tenth of a second multiple.

Hope this helps.

Cheers,

Emilie Kopp | Applications Engineer | National Instruments

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