01-23-2009 07:44 PM - edited 01-23-2009 07:52 PM
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01-24-2009 10:26 AM
First, this is the place to ask questions, you don't have to make it your last resort though. It is a good idea to look around first, best way to learn, but answering LabVIEW related questions is what this forum is for.
You didn't attach your code, so we can't look at it! When you do, mention in what version it was developed. I do wonder, with the 41 controls, whether they are all needed at the same time. Not sure what you mean by leaving them as local variables and bundle/unbundle indicators though. Generally though local variables can get you into problems if not used carefully, but we shall have to wait and see how you are using them.

01-24-2009 10:39 AM
01-24-2009 10:45 AM

01-24-2009 02:00 PM
Well, Since we can't look at it... Ummmm
1) I would check your structure of events, and make sure you are using frames. You don't need processes running when you don't need to. That just makes things slow
2) To help clean up those controls... I would use the frames in the first part, and turn on and off their visibility of the controls. I do this mostly in factory controls when I want the operators to only see what I want them to see at specific parts of the processes. In 8.5 you can sub-VI control panels, but in 8.6; NI fudged us all over and removed it so you have to do this visible on/off junk. IT SUCKS
3) For the "While loops"; use the timer functions in the "date and time" box to control to help control how fast they update. If you have a bunch of loops running at once; this can really slow down things. The times will regulate how the update.
4) If you have a ton of wires everywhere; Use the clusters. its cool because its just ment to bundle all the wires togeather and clean up the diagrams... also if you want to send 10,000 variable into a sub-VI, you can do it with only 1 terminal... Its really nice. 🙂
01-24-2009 03:24 PM
01-26-2009 11:03 AM - edited 01-26-2009 11:05 AM
01-27-2009 12:42 PM
Try the following:
01-27-2009 12:46 PM
just to be sure, put your vi on usb key and try from home 
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01-28-2009 05:35 AM
Jarrod,
I like that. I did something a similar that I made up a while back. I am going to play with your's in about a month on a retooling project.
Do you mind feed back if I find anything bad or cool improvements?