"you have connected two terminals of different type" issue

[Oxbow8]

Hello,

I am facing an issue, I hope there is a solution.

I acquieres datas from a pressure sensor via the DAQ assistant.

These datas are of the data type "dynamic data". Untill now, I could use the math functions with them without any problem (multipliy them by 2, etc)

problem is : now I need to use shift register and math operations between them, and I have this error :

The type of the source is Dynamic Data.
The type of the sink is double [64-bit real (~15 digit precision)].

I jointed my code, you can see the error in the bottom of the block diagram

Does somebody knows how to fix that ? Like converting the dynamic datas into numerics ? I tried the unbundle function, doesn't work

[crossrulz]

This is one of the reasons I HATE the DAQ Assistant and the accompanying Dynamic Data Type.  The DDT abstracts the data type and makes it extremely easy to confuse the data.  I recommend you immediately turn the DDT into either an Array of Scalers or a Waveform.  Then when you trace the broken wires, you will find that you are mixing scalers (single values) and arrays/waveforms.

[Oxbow8]

Thanks !

I can convert it to array yes, but why not into scalers directly :

like this :

I can only take trial in 2 weeks, will it work you think ? with a continous acquiered signal ?

[RavensFan]

Is there a reason you are collecting 100 samples at 1kHz rate, but only care about 1 value?

Do one of these three things.

1.  Try 1 sample at a 10 Hz rate.

2.  Use a From Dynamic Data Type which is an express VI you can configure to give you an array.  Then average that array.

3.  Use a From Dynamic Data Type which is an express VI you can configure to give you a scalar.

[Sr_Zaragoza]

Did it for You? I have the same problem

[GRCK5000]

Hi Sr_Zaragoza,

I tried to fix it. Check out the attached code.