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14-02-2010, 01:10
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Re: Toggle through button?
Yep. In labview, a true/false structure that increments or decrements the number, along with an in-range check to keep it within the numbers you want and a feedback node to return the last value. The only hitch is that you will need to code a trigger-style VI that latches until it sees the button released so it won't count up if it loops several times during a single button press.
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