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I still do not see the graph on the front panel. Could it be that the subvi in Generate data is different in my case? 

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OK it would seem that you did some how break your code. I am not sure how you would have done this with a signal generator from a wizard. The only way I know to fix that would be to reinstall LabVIEW. If you break the example code there is no way to fix it other than reinstall the files. try to run a repair but I expect that you will have to uninstall and reinstall LabVIEW to fix that.

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Okay, thank you very much for your help. 

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Yes I do see the signal on my front panel. The green arrow you are seeing is telling me that the vi is running but never finishing. It should not take long to run and generate the signal. Did you try to run the last code that I sent with the generate signal vi?

Tim
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I think i found the problem, i see in the vi library that the file i changed. I think this is the problem. Perhaps you can sent me the file that i need. (SimulateArbSignalBlock.llb) 

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It is under: Program Files (x86)\National Instruments\LabVIEW 2014\vi.lib\express\express input

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You can try and see if that works.

 

Here is the library

Tim
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Okay great, it is working again! Thanks!

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