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Re: Limit Switch Indicator on Dashboard.
The specific instructions vary depending on what language you are using, but overall theory is you add another indicator to the dashboard in LabVIEW (use the example dashboard project) and then modify the datatype for the dashboard and write the value to the indicator. In whatever language you use open the example dashboard and make the same change to the datatype. Sorry i can't help out much more.
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Re: Limit Switch Indicator on Dashboard.
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FYI I am using LabView - I probably should have included that in the first post. |
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