increment HOW TO help

[hlod]

Well can anyone help me:

need to increase number from 1 to 10, for each 1 second delay; and output must be double("orange wire")!

Can anyone make scheme?

[johnsold]

This should be fairly straightforward.  What have you tried?  What else is going on in your program during the delays?

Hint: shift register.

Lynn

[hlod]

I will set with voltage from 0-10 (V), then in each 1 second i will measure current.

I only need double "output", so from 0-10, and 1 second time between numbers...

[smercurio_fc]

Please post your code. You will learn more by finding out what you did wrong rather than just being given the solution.

[tbob]

This is so basic that no one wants to write it for you.  We get bombarded by such basic questions way too much.  You really need to learn Labview.  There are free tutorials online at the NI website. 

In a text based language:

For i = 0 to 10

  Write i to power supply

  Wait 1 second

  i = i + 1

Next i

Or in C:

for (i=0;i<=10;i++)

  { WriteToPS(i);

     Delay(1000)  }  /*Delay is in mS.*/

Labview has an increment function to do i++.

Labview has a For Loop.  Use the shift register hint.

Labview has a Wait function.

Put them all together.  You can do it.

[hlod]

Well is not problem that I didn't try, I have problem because need for ouput 64 bit double

Any help wit this..?

[NIquist]

Right-click the blue '0' constant.  Change representation to DBL.

[hlod]

You mean this? I cannot change it 😞

[Dennis_Knutson]

Changing to DBL will not fix the problem that the for loop is creating an array and you are trying to connect to an input that expects a scalar. What are you trying to connect to? Your image does not show this critical part. Why post a partial image instead of the actual VI? Trying to help when you provide information in small bits and pieces is not an efficient way to get help. Most of us are volunteers that may stop volunteering if we have to keep guessing.

As far as changing the data type, you really don't know the fundamentals. Right click on a constant and select 'Representation'.

[NIquist]

There is something you haven't posted that is causing issues but we can't see it.  Also, you still have a fundamental problem because you're not using a shift register to pass your incremented value around to the next loop iteration.  Here is one solution (see pic).

EDIT:  Yuck, I should have de-selected the loop before I took a screenshot but I'm sure you get the idea.

Please take tbob's advice and do some LV tutorials.  You have to know this basic stuff like the back of your hand before you can go on to more advanced coding.  Good Luck!