How to reset a Start button?

[Ano Ano]

Hello,

I have a "start button" that is connected in a True/False case Structure (See attached picture). When the button is pressed it sends a "True" signal and the timer inside the case structure counts to 30". When the 30" is reached the structure gives a "True" signal out for the program to stop.

The problem is that when I start the program again, the "start button" will start at the pressed position. How can I make the "start button" to always start at the unpressed position?

Thank you in advance,

[DaveC]

The simplest method is to create a local variable (Right mouse button on the control --> Create --> local variable). Either wire it off your true statement (add the negate), or put a false constant inside the loop and wire it to the local variable outside it.

Hope this helps

[Francois Normandin]

Set your boolean value to default at False and call the method "Default Values >> Reinitialize All to Default" when you start your program.

This method has the benefit of reinitializing all your controls/indicators to their default value with one call.

[Djed]

Have you considered just using a latched boolean? Boolean controls that are "latched" reset themselves to the default value after they are read once on the diagram.

[apyuanjie]

Maybe you can use" not"

[gs1978]

You can use Local Variable (for this switch: Create Local Variable, after you click it), write it False value after case structure.

[corey chen]

Yes, I also agree with the local variable solution