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15-02-2010, 13:45
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Re: Timing functions
Well in not really.
Just look at the attached code. Use the SubVI where ever you need to latch and hold a boolean state for a set amount of time. Note: the Hold and Release subVI triggers on a rising edge. So even if you continue to hold the button on the joystick it will set it's output to FALSE (off) after to set time has passed. Omar Last edited by Omar : 15-02-2010 at 13:57. 
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