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Re: help with timed function

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Originally Posted by wolfathart View Post
Thank you for the responce however I am so new with labview I have no idea where to begin with those instructions. It would be much appreciated if there was anyway you could show me an example of this.

Thanks in advance.
I'm going to give you a couple links. The video you will want to launch to learn about one way to do "State Machines" is this first one.

The next link is to what I consider one of the best sites to use to learn LabView concepts for FRC. FRCMastery.com is an exceptional place to become competant at coding in LabView for FRC.
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