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Scope Y Axis - Voltage per box control

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This is the a example from LabView on building a oscillosocpe. I want to know how to find out to which property nodes of Y Axis does each ot these value belong. For example 1- which property and 0.5 - to which property.

 

 

 

Abhilash S Nair

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Turn on context help and hover over the wire. Or right-click on the wire and "create constant".

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No that doesnt work.
Abhilash S Nair

Research Assistant @ Photonic Devices and Systems lab

[ LabView professional Development System - Version 11.0 - 32-bit ]

LabView Gear:
1. NI PXI-7951R & NI 5761
2. The Imaging Source USB 3.0 monochrome camera with trigger : DMK 23UM021

OPERATING SYSTEM - [ MS windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit SP-1 ]
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Oh, because they bundled it directly. Hover over the words "YScale.Range" - context help shows the names. Or delete the wire that goes into YScale.Range, then right click on the input and Create Constant.

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If I hover over YScale.Range - This is what I see. I already know this. But does this mean the order in which the numbers ( constants ) are bundled will be read out in the same order ?

 

Abhilash S Nair

Research Assistant @ Photonic Devices and Systems lab

[ LabView professional Development System - Version 11.0 - 32-bit ]

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1. NI PXI-7951R & NI 5761
2. The Imaging Source USB 3.0 monochrome camera with trigger : DMK 23UM021

OPERATING SYSTEM - [ MS windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit SP-1 ]
CPU - [Intel Core i7-2600 CPU @ 3.40Ghz ]
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The "Bundle" primitive will create a cluster that has an order. The order is from top to bottom. YScale.Range accepts a type-def cluster whose order can be verified by opening the type def, right-clicking the cluster, and selecting "Rearrange...". Or place a Bundle By Name and click on an element. The drop-down list is in order from top to bottom.

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Thank you. very helpful stuff ...
Abhilash S Nair

Research Assistant @ Photonic Devices and Systems lab

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1. NI PXI-7951R & NI 5761
2. The Imaging Source USB 3.0 monochrome camera with trigger : DMK 23UM021

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