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15-02-2013, 13:08
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Re: Dashboard help - Analog 1 works but not Analog 2 or Analog 3
From the PDF that they posted page 2 the Operation Tab.
Notice the dark shadow lines that are to the lower right corner of 'Average Analog 2' and 'Average Analog 3' that you do not see on 'Average Analog 1'. To test this before 'marccenter' makes any corrections, he could run the dashboard and I believe when he switches tabs to say 'Test' or 'Checklist', 'Average Analog 2' and 'Average Analog 3' gauges will stay visible on top (also the X-Y graph and Boolean button LEDs) This is the effect. How Can I Access the Same Control/Indicator on Multiple Tabs of a Tab Control? The two gauges are NOT part of the Operation Tab and there fore will not be updated like 'Average Analog 1' is. Last edited by Omar : 15-02-2013 at 13:17. 
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