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11-02-2011, 20:10
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Re: Event listening for a counter.
more efficient?
I don't believe explaining the algorithm is neccessery right now. Basically, I would like to stop a motor from running the moment a microswitch is clicked. This is normally a very easy task to accomplish, but my code has many other VIs to run and take care of, so I wanted to try using events of interrupts. So this is not really about efficiency, it's more about how much time it takes for the motor to stop, and I believe that by using an event the response would be immediate. 
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