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GU Haojie

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  1. Hello, everyone:

    I got 64 buttons on my front panel. I'd like to make these buttons interlock, only one button is allowed to be activated all at the once.

    Currently my code's efficient is not good as what i expected. The picture below is the block diagram of my code. Anyone has a good way to do this?

    image.png.8d86d73e3cd06859e99743ae7f15a378.png

    Attached is my VI.

    Debugger.vi

  2. On 7/29/2016 at 8:18 PM, hooovahh said:

    I don't understand.  Are you writing CAN or reading it?  Are you using NI-CAN or NI-XNET?  What is your hardware, is it NI based even?  Post your code.

    That being said I've never had any problem reading or writing CAN frames at different rates in any API.

    Oh and if you are new to LabVIEW here is some free training:

    NI Learning Center

    NI Getting Started

    -Hardware Basics

    -MyRIO Project Essentials Guide (lots of good simple circuits with links to youtube demonstrations)

    -LabVEW Basics

    -DAQ Application Tutorials

    -cRIO Developer's Guide

     

    Learn NI Training Resource Videos

    6 Hour LabVIEW Introduction
    Self Paced training for students
    Self Paced training beginner to advanced, SSP Required

    My hardware is NI-USB8473. And what I wanna do is to periodic send CAN frames, but they have difference time interval.

    Example, Frame A should be sent by each 50ms and Frame B should be sent by each 200ms.  

    Thanks very much for your links, do u know how to post a picture, BTW?:)

    Here is my current block diagram

    CAN tool.7z

  3. Hello, team:

    Recently, I face a problem to send 2 CAN frames with different interval.

    i.e.       Frame          Interval

                FrameA         50ms

                FrameB         200ms

    The thing is that interval time is the longer one always. I have less knowledge of Labview so far, I don't know which structure could be used in my condition.

    Any help would be appreciated. Thanks you.

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