04-25-2010 03:40 PM
OK, here's another example of Express VI's being useless to the beginner.
I looked at your setup of the Read from Measurement File express VI.
You have it setup to return Relative, not Absolute time.
See if that change corrects your problem.
04-26-2010 02:26 AM
i'm sorry for the dimension of the file, but it is the smallest!
04-26-2010 02:43 AM
04-26-2010 03:15 AM
OK, I must still be missing something with what you want this VI to do.
With ONLY modifying the display format of the "timestamp" indicator I get milliseconds in the result.
I'm not sure what you are planning to calculate or why you are getting the timestamp of the second data point of each group of 5000 samples, but the millisecond information is there.
What is it specifically you want to do and what is it that is not working?
04-26-2010 03:19 AM
which version of labview are you using?
could you update your VI?
04-26-2010 03:31 AM
04-26-2010 03:33 AM
I edited your VI using 9.0f3
That's the newest I have until I install SP1
What's the question or problem?
That is NOT a code snippet, I did not upload my edited VI. I also had to modify the file location in the Express VI so I didn't have to duplicate your directory structure. I was only trying to illustrate that your code works now (with the change to the display format discussed), unless there is still something I don't understand about what you want it to do.
04-26-2010 03:41 AM
i did the same modify but it still doesn't work!
i can't understand!!!
04-26-2010 03:51 AM
OK, here's my version of your VI
You'll have to modify the Read VI to point the filename back to you data file.
I'd highly recommend staying away from Express VIs in the future.
They make debugging very difficult since so much detail is hidden.
04-26-2010 04:01 AM
mmm
i downloaded and saved your vi, i opened it, i change the file name, i ran it and it still doesn't work!!!