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Check out the cRIO developers guide at www.ni.com/compactriodevguide. It has a whole chapter on this, even if you are using a different RT target the same should apply. Cheers, James2 points
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Google VIPM2 points
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It's helpful for the API to have two separate functions. When using "Find All Instances" in the LabVIEW IDE, it's simpler to have all "Registers" in a list and all "Unregisters" in a separate list. An "Unregister" function is more self-documenting than a "Register" with a special-super-secret argument (e.g., "I forget, do I wire -1 or 0 or NaN to unregister?..."). ***Edit*** - agree with Daklu:2 points
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The spec sheet for the T-10 (http://www.konicaminolta.com/instruments/products/light/illuminance-meter/t10/specifications.html) indicates that there is a fast and slow mode for analog output. Maybe check the settings of the unit...1 point
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--> defer panel updates ? see also http://forums.ni.com...low/td-p/310481 http://lavag.org/top...e-tree-control/1 point
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The forum is here to help, but you're not trying awful hard on your own: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=labview+play+video1 point
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Oh, no... You forced me to dig in old, rusty and not commented (!!!) code, which was made only for fun. My first shot is that I don't handle the case of an endpoint which is also a junction. Select wire segment which is selected on your first picture, tap right arrow once an it should work again. Feel free to correct this bug as scripting exercise1 point
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Sometimes when I need to search through cluster arrays with some element values excluded, I do like this Download File:post-5958-1206627103.vi 1. Turn cluster array into a boolean cluster array by checking equality 2. Filter the active element by performing an AND operation 3. Search for the desired boolean cluster pattern In this case the resulting index is 4, since the first element wasn't activated. Hope this helps. /J1 point
