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Hi All,

I have an LED indicator to test for a pass/fail condition on a voltage level received from a datalogger. I would like to be able to click on the LED to get the current reading from the data logger. Is there a way to do this? I eventually will have many channels and do not want to clutter the front panel by displaying the data at all times.

Cheers,

Steve

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Hi All,

I have an LED indicator to test  for a pass/fail condition on a voltage level received from a datalogger. I would like to be able to click on the LED to get the current reading from the data logger. Is there a way to do this? I eventually will have many channels and do not want to clutter the front panel by displaying the data at all times.

Cheers,

Steve

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Slap an old style flat boolean on the top of your existing indicator, color it 'transparent' (both states) and use that control to trigger you additional displays.

Sparc

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Slap an old style flat boolean on the top of your existing indicator, color it 'transparent' (both states) and use that control to trigger you additional displays.

Sparc

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or if you have event support, create an event structure to handle "mouse down" or "mouse up" events for the existing LED.

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or if you have event support, create an event structure to handle "mouse down" or "mouse up" events for the existing LED.

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Thanks for the ideas, I have only been using lv for about a month so I will try both ways.

Thanks Again,

Steve

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