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Re: Labview Dashboard issues???

I didn't look at all of the code, but opened up the Dashboard. The code that you added for N1, B1, and B2 was not placed in a loop, so it runs once and never again.

The green comment at the top of the diagram describes how to add controls or indicators and connect them to variables. It seems that you are close and only need to name the controls N1, B1, and B2. You can then delete the SD functions and just leave the terminals alone.

If you actually want to compute the data on the dashboard and write it to the variable, then put your code and the SD update into either loop 1 or loop 2.

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