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lockup recalling sub vi

I have a vi that I want to call more than once.  The second time I call it one of the controls does not work and will not create an event allowing execution to continue.  I have stripped out all of the extra stuff except for the data cluster.  Please try to run the Calibration Utility Trial.vi more that once to see if my brain is dead weight and I am missing something or this is a problem.  Run the Calibration Utility Runner.vi and click the Run button. In the Calibration Utility Trial.vi click Ready then Done then Done.

 

Thanks

 

RB

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You have event cases where the Front Panel is locked until the event is handled such as for the Ready button.  You also have multiple event structures that are buried inside a case structure.  That means the event structure won't be executed to handle the event unless you happen to be in the correct case of the case structure.

 

So if you are in your cal cell state, but hit the Ready button, that event never gets handled because the event case is handled in the Hookup case, the front panel is locked, and there is no way to do anything else on your front panel.

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Could you pls downconvert to 8.6

 

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Ok, I knew this had to be something I was overlooking.  All the events have to be handled by the event case.

 

Thanks,

 

RB

 

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