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Sarah83

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Yes, I use an event structure. In the event structures I have while loops (one in one event). And the while loops have a button for start and stop. In some cases I have a case structure in an event.

I run my vi. Then I want to start one seperate case with a button. The programm works (numbers counting and the vi read out the serial number of the synchro card) but I can't press a button (stop/reset) or can't change the value of a controller. Everything you can activate is hanging.

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Yes, I use an event structure. In the event structures I have while loops (one in one event). And the while loops have a button for start and stop. In some cases I have a case structure in an event.

I run my vi. Then I want to start one seperate case with a button. The programm works (numbers counting and the vi read out the serial number of the synchro card) but I can't press a button (stop/reset) or can't change the value of a controller. Everything you can activate is hanging.

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Probably it is similar to that diagram:

EVENT_lock_panel.png

If you press 'generate!' button, panel will be locked and you will not be able to press 'stop' or 'main STOP' buttons

Check outlined checkbox part of Events Editor ("Lock front panel...") - unselected should solve problem

EditEVENT_lock_panel.png

regards

Mikrobi

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