Thread: Is this the correct way to move a motor forward then back in labview?
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Re: Is this the correct way to move a motor forward then back in labview?
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Originally Posted by Ragingenferno View Post
Okay, I think i fixed it. Is it perfect now?
Now it would run once, then never run again.

The Close should not be used.

Instead, add a frame at the end to set the motor to 0 speed.
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