Wes,
The best way to achieve this will be to use a SubVI. As you are not
too familiar with labview I suggest that you read over chapter 7 of
the labview pdf manual (which is available from the help>search the
labview bookshelf menu).
I hope that this helps you to resolve your problem.
Tristan
Ap
It sounds like you can do this like Dennis said. Maybe try using a
state machine architecture. hope this helps.
When an Emergency Stop 'button' is pressed I wish to jump into a
different Vi which will allow me to restart a sequence of events. When
this Vi is complete, i want to return to the original Vi, containing
the emergency stop function. I will try the SubVI method (I'm not a
very experienced user thou
Or just call a subVI statically. This is the simplest and most common
method. Just exactly what are you trying to do?
You can do this using vi server. These functions are located under
the "application control" palette. The first thing that you will need
to do is open a vi reference. You can use the path of the vi you want
to open to obtain this reference. Then you can use a combination or
just one property nod
I need to open a different Labview Vi when a certain function is
performed from within my current Labview Vi.
