Controling led with prtsc, lwin, rwin, tab and space. (Labview 2024 q1)

[xBernasx]

Hi, I need help with controlling the LED using buttons on keyboard as in the topic in the keydown structure. I have no idea how to do this. (Labview 2024 q1)

[altenbach]

Please don't put your text into code tags when posting.

• Why do you need five buttons to control a LED?
• I am not familiar with some of your button names, but I assume these are all on the keyboard.
• What should the LED do as a function of button action? (on, off, dimmer, brighter, flashing, change color, etc.) 
• Is this a real LED or a virtual LED on the front panel.
• If this is a real LED, what hardware is used to control it?

Do you have problems with LabVIEW programming, key detection, or with hardware interfacing? You need to explain your problem in significantly more detail.

Maybe start with the learning resources listed at the top of the forum.

[billko]

Assuming LWIN is the left windows key and RWIN is the right one, many keyboards do not have an "RWIN" so is this a good choice?

[xBernasx]

i need to do key detection 
i did almost all of the keys with char or vkey in keydown event structure but i cant find any kind of ascii code or vkey in case structure for that buttons

yea sorry for that text in code i used copy paste 

I need one button to one led
yep all on keyboard
on/off
its just led in vi

[altenbach]

Which one is "that button"?

If you only need one button, why did you mention five? Do you have five LEDs or just one?

Why not show us the code you have so far? (Do "save for previous", 2020 or below, before attaching)

[xBernasx]

like prtsc to one led, space to second one etc 

my code is a mess, im just a beginner and i cat find a solution for my problem

[billko]

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@xBernasx wrote:

like prtsc to one led, space to second one etc 

my code is a mess, im just a beginner and i cat find a solution for my problem

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That's why you post your code so we can help you make it better.  Everyone here was once a beginner so we can empathize.

[xBernasx]

this is the code 
i dont have keydown yet

[xBernasx]

code

[altenbach]

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@xBernasx wrote:

code

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It is still in LabVIEW 2024 and I cannot open it.

See if this can give you some ideas....