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  1. I'd like to implement different data sources. The configuration file defines, which one(s) are loaded. All datasources are first initialized and the they shlould run. The datasources should not have frontpanels open What is the appropriate way to do this? datasource 1: active: OK, load and write your data into a queue datasource 2: active: OK, load and write your data into a queue datasource 3: not active: don't load .... At the moment I have static parallel loops for all datasources, this seems to be a little bit bulky and rather not easily expandable in future. I just found examples with VI-Reference, property-node "FP.open", invoke-node "Run" ... perhaps I have to make the front panels transparent? Thank you all for your help/ideas! Martin
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