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LED change blinking

Halloooo ,im a newbie in labview , i got a small problem

how to i make a loop for 2 LED light so that they can blink ?

 

for example , a control and two LED lights (a and b)

when the control turns on , a lights turn on while b lights is off , and then b lights turns on , a lights is off 

they loop until the control turns off , then both lights are off , any senior or pro can teach me 😞 ?

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Show us what you did so far and we will point you in the right direction. 🙂

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have you tried using a not wired to a shift register

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Here is an example.

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@Gak wrote:

Here is an example.


 

One problem here is the overuse of local variables. None are needed here!!!

 

If the same indicator needs to be written in both cases, the solution is to place the indicator after the case structure. Here's a quick rewrite that shows a better solution. (the other case is empty and the tunnels are set to use default if unwired).

 

 

(LOL!, in case this is a class problem or homework, be prepared to fully explain every aspect of the code, so study it well! :))

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