Transmitting a Byte Wirelessly

[johnsold]

Andrew,

I put probes on all the error out wires from the Notifier functions and all are returning "no error."

Try putting an indicator on each of the "i" terminals in the while loops. That will tell you which ones are running and how often.  The lower loops should run about twice per second and the button loop should only run when you press one of the buttons which generates an event.

Lynn

[Andrew_Hensley]

Okay I will check it out as soon as I get home. Thanks.

[Andrew_Hensley]

I put indicators on all of the "I" terminals. As you said the bottom 2 (The broswer loops) are running about 2 times per second. And the top loop (the control loop) is running when I click teh button and when I release which is luckily correct as well since it runs once when the button is pressed and once when the button is released (sending a 0). All of the loops are executing corectly. I'm assuming that the stop button error I had was a LabVIEW 2010 issue. It works correctly on my 2011 version so that's good. I have a question about the purpose of the stop button. I seems to me the Stop button mere resets the loop and keeps executing, rather than stopping the loop. From my understanding it is supposed to stop the loops, so you can safely "abort" the program with out having errors upon relaunch. Have I misunderstood it's usage or is it not functioning properly? I think I know the reason though for teh broswer not working I can fix it tomorrow real quick, it's just this Stop button that has me perplexed on its functionality. For testing purposes I disconnected the notifiers and the first loop Stopped and didnt allow anymore inputs, which it what it should do. But for some reason the browser loops are not stopping how they should be.

Andrew

[johnsold · Accepted solution]

Andrew,

Are you using the Run Continuously mode? The button with two arrows chasing each other?  What do you mean by safely Abort? The stop button will stop the VI.  You should never have to use Abort unless something is wrong with your program.  Run Continuously is only used for certain kinds of preliminary testing, usually on simple subVIs.

Lynn

[Andrew_Hensley]

Okay that was it thank you very much! It is all working flawlessly now. Althogh I don have one hopefully easy fix question. Do you know how to change the default "Home Page" in the browser?

[Andrew_Hensley]

I didn't mean to post that. I already figured it out though. I do have one question left that has puzzled me though. My browser will not install a Java Applet. Is this anything that you would have any ideas about?

[johnsold]

I can't even spell Java.  You will need to find someone else to help with that.

Lynn

[Andrew_Hensley]

Okay, thanks a bunch. You helped a lot