You really need to learn how to ask correct questions. You will not be penalized for using more than a dozen words. Reading voltages and currents (which a scope does not do), requires some sort of hardware. What do you have? Have you looked at the shipping examples? There are examples that simulate a scope and examples that use an NI DAQ card to acquire a signal. There are examples on the Developer Zone such as this one.
kmous, when posting examples please don't disable the Abort button. People sometimes need to use that button. Unless the example is to explicitly provide an example of a window appearance, leave the appearance set to "default".
That VI does not read from an oscilloscope. You (u) are providing an example that reads from a DAQ card.
There is little point in reading a 2D DBL array, peeling off the first column, making that back into a 2D array, transposing it, and then graphing it (see Rube Goldberg), especially when the example is supposed to be, as you (u) said, for a single channel. You (u) are basically wasting time performing unnecessary operations. Worse, you (u) are providing poor programming techniques to someone who may just be learning about LabVIEW. Setup the VI to actually read a single channel (i.e., make the channel selection be a single channel), and then set the DAQmx read to read a single channel as a 1D array that you (u) can wire directly to the graph indicator.
Message Edited by smercurio_fc on 08-22-2008 09:15 AM
