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[Teo_CF]

Hi all

I have some problem with the lap time, i need to stop the timer when the indicator reach the 0 , at the moment i can do it but the array catch all the time during the indicator is on 0 ..... how can i take only one time per lap?

Thanks

[apok]

take a look at the code here to get a hint...

[Teo_CF]

I'm not able to apply it to my VI can you help me?

[apok]

[Teo_CF]

Could you send me the modyfied VI?

Thanks

[Jeffrey_Zola]

Apok-  Multi-element shift registers are not something I've encountered yet, and the help is a little light in explaining them. If I understand correctly, during the ith iteration of the loop, the top element of the LH shift register carries what was placed on the RH shift register at the completion of the (i-1)th iteration, the next one down what was placed on the RH SR at the completion of the (i-2)th iteration, etc. Is this the way it works? interesting.....

Jeff

[altenbach]

Why so complicated? SImply use another "elapsed time" express VI.

Use a numeric indicator with a time format and you can eliminate all your formatting.

 

(I did not look at the rest of your code, but it seems pretty incomprehensible :D)

[Teo_CF]

Altenbach thank you for semplifying the Vi but i didn't reach my target!!

I need the lap time! I need to see the lap time every time the gauge reach 10!

At the moment i can see the lap time in the array but the array take many lap times because it wait that the transaction change.... I need only one time lap per lap.

Ex

 - 97.6963 (after 1 complete lap)

- 195.2 (after 2 complete lap)

ecc

You are right the Vi is incompprehensible it's not my business hihi

[Teo_CF]

help help help!

[Jeffrey_Zola]

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@Teo_CF wrote:

help help help!

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Hi, Teo- I have two suggestions/comments for you:

1. People in the US are just returning to work from a long, holiday weekend, as Thursday was Thanksgiving, and most employers give Friday off as well. Based on the timestamp of your posts, I assume that you are not US-based.
2. When I read your posts last week, I could not understand what you meant by "lap time." I suggest that you better define your question so that the forum participants can know what exactly you are after.

Jeff