I have a work around. It seems like each of these 16 y-scales is a
"place holder" in a cluster. If you put your mouse over in the
"y-axis" area of the graph, right click for properties and select
ADVANCED...RESET SCALE LAYOUT, you will see all of your Y-scales layed
out. Now the process will be t
I have a VI which reads in a data file and allows the user to analyze
the data. This is done through an event structure in a while loop.
Reading the data file happens outside of the while loop. Everything
works fine until I want to "restart" the above in another while loop
to view a different data
If you have a printer installed on your machine, perhaps it has
"grabbed" the port and it is inaccessible to other programs. Try
uninstalling your printers to see if this is the case.
Excellent explaination for what is actually happening here. The
workaround that I used was to take the specified cursor location, use
the waveform graph X scale range property node of MIN and MAX at +/-
1% of the cursor location prior to specifying the move and then
returning the graph back to the
I have a wave form graph. High sample rate data (>5Khz) is displayed
on the graph and the x scale has the appropriate multiplier to show in
seconds.
I use the property node to move the cursor and another property node
to read the cursor position. The specification for the move does not
agree wit
Ken...Thanks for the quick response. The work around that I found is
to disconnect the control from the strictly typed. Once I do this,
the Main VI and the SubVI work harmoneously.
Rather sending you the actual code on which I was working, I was going
to create a simple case of the above. I use
I have a main VI which has strictly typed clusters for user control. I
load a subVI into a subpanel within the main VI. When I run the Main
VI, everthing works fine until I change a value within the one of the
strictly typed clusters. I get an Error 1082 for the subVI. None of
the strictyly type
