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Re: Is this possible in LabView?(Setting Pressure)
Thanks for the speedy response! I will look into the thread.
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Re: Is this possible in LabView?(Setting Pressure)
For controlling the pressure I would just use the joystick buttons. There is a VI in Labview that you can use to easily access the buttons on the joysticks.
As for the pressure what about limiting the flow of air rather than limiting the pressure. You could use 3 different orifices (think washers with different sized holes) on 3 different valves.
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