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Signal selector

Hello Everybody.

 

I made a signal selector so I can choose how many I want to show. In order to use the signal selector I convert my input signals into dynamic data. Just after the selector I convert it again to Double data to record it using a subVI of mine.Captura.PNG

Unfortunately, it doesn't work. I am sure I made some mistakes but I cannot find how can I make it work. I would be very gratefull if anybody can show me what mistakes did I made.

 

Thank you.

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check converter settings

 

convert.PNG

 

but better use simple methods (upper for loop with conditional autoindexing)

 

selector.png

 

 

 

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Can you tell me how you created the check box for each signal and how it goes to the input. Can you send me a copy of you example.

thanks 

 

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Hi Chief,

 


@chiefautomation wrote:

Can you tell me how you created the check box for each signal and how it goes to the input.

Can you send me a copy of you example.


In your own example you create an array of booleans -  in the example you got there also is an array of booleans!

When you don't know how to create such an array control then you should (re)take those "Training resources" offered in the header of the LabVIEW board to learn the LabVIEW basics…

 

You don't need "a copy of the example" as you got a snippet in the previous messages. Read the LabVIEW help to learn about using snippets…

Best regards,
GerdW


using LV2016/2019/2021 on Win10/11+cRIO, TestStand2016/2019
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@GerdW wrote:

Hi Chief,

 


@chiefautomation wrote:

Can you tell me how you created the check box for each signal and how it goes to the input.

Can you send me a copy of you example.


In your own example you create an array of booleans -  in the example you got there also is an array of booleans!

When you don't know how to create such an array control then you should (re)take those "Training resources" offered in the header of the LabVIEW board to learn the LabVIEW basics…

 

You don't need "a copy of the example" as you got a snippet in the previous messages. Read the LabVIEW help to learn about using snippets…


The plot selector is a useful tool maybe you should show plots in show the plots sector and holy cow! those checkboxes are right there that's almost embarrassing.  Mass kudos for a jing

 

Show plot Legend right click from the graph show plot visibility checkbox you get some right clicking kudos

 

LabVIEW so easy a caveman can do it with a right-click or 2 drunk and by a phone


"Should be" isn't "Is" -Jay
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