Resetting Array

[Yamaeda]

Small tip: Wire the full error wire to the case instead of the error-boolean, then the case structure will change color and it'll be alot more pedagogical to look at.

There's also no need to use a separate wire for the Initialize case, the shift registered one will work just fine.

Why a wait when you have a timeout for the queue?

Hmm, each time you press a button you save the time and a random number, and  write it to a file every so often? Why not a simple event structure that saves the values when pressed?

/Y

[ADrexelDragon]

If I were to save the time and random number within the event structure, then the process would not continue unless it is in the timeout case. Essentially, I created an extended timeout case utilizing queues. Therefore, each case would be condensed and the data could visually flow better. (maybe I was wrong). 

"There's also no need to use a separate wire for the Initialize case, the shift registered one will work just fine."

What do you mean? (graphic?)

[Yamaeda]

/Y

[altenbach]

If the init case should also be functional at a later time, the solution on the right will not work.

[Yamaeda]

Quite right, then you should put the constant inside the Init case (which is slightly prettier to me anyways).

/Y

[ADrexelDragon]

Since there are so many constants, another line looks better and more compact. Adding a bunch of constants inside the loop could increase the size. Also if more constants were to be added, I would only need to update them in one cluster.

[ADrexelDragon]

I have been able to find the threshold times and #s but I only want the first time and #. It keeps updating the 2D array for each reading.

Also the threshold times #s should still reset like the initial #s do.

Thanks for all of your help.

[ADrexelDragon]

This is what I was trying to accomplish in my Resetting Vi. I am having trouble integrating this into the Resetting Vi.

[ADrexelDragon]

Here is a more complex version. I am hoping to incorporate the same outputs in the Resetting Vi. I am not sure how to do so. I feel like a for loop around the whole thing with an array of constants would work.

[ADrexelDragon]

I was able to implement the threshold into the resetting Vi. I do not know why the value keeps going to zero.