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Programming Toggle Switches in Labview
i want to press a button, take my finger off it and still keep the activated motor or relay running. and if i press it again i want it to stop. i tried doing this with a bunch of loops but failed miserably. any ideas?
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16-02-2009, 13:02
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Re: Programming Toggle Switches in Labview
theres a thread already for this, http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/sh...d.php?p=815916
it was very helpful for my programmers. |
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