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Re: Sub VI and controls inside it Questions

VIs can be executed directly using the run button, or they can be used as subVIs. When used as subVIs, any controls connected to the connector pane will be passed in and out each call. Any values that you type in are temporary, and if the calls are fast, you cannot edit at all. If you are testing, you can set a breakpoint before the value is read and type in temporary values when at the breakpoint.

If you primarily want to use the controls for input, and you do not need them as parameters, disconnect them from the connector pane.

As for the first issue, is is possible that the first numeric is a float and the second an integer? LV won't let you enter 0.1 into an integer.

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