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  1. Also, make sure your FP is loaded before your indicator is written. Your input Controls will show default values if the subVI was run before its FP was loaded, even though the proper values were passed.
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  2. How are you opening the Front Panels of your clones? If you’re trying to use those references opened with 0x40, you will be opening a different clone that the one you started (someone on NI.com had this problem once).
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  3. I cannot replicate your problem. (Untitled 1 Folder.zip)
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  4. Not if its non-reentrant, that will throw an error, but you can I believe specifically allocate 1 instance, inside a loop, by opening a new reference with 0x80. I believe I've seen other people do that (and I've always been surprised it works). Personally, I always do exactly 1 pattern: -Use static strict VI ref to get VI Name -Wire static strict VI ref + VI name to Open VI ref once and only once ever during the execution of the entire program. Use 0xC0 (40,80). -Call start async call as needed. I've never had an issue with this pattern. The reason I suggested the 1-button dialog as an additional check is because I've seen situations where the debug information doesn't get set in a reentrant function -- for example I definitely wouldn't look at the front panel, as I believe I've seen the front panel show the default value in some situations. I've also mis-placed breakpoints to properly debug, so putting in the dialog is a quick way to be doubly sure. Long story short, its definitely not a limitation of the feature, but I have no clue why you're seeing the behavior you're seeing.
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