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9:35 am
June 21, 2016
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Is it possible to have subvi? I tried the blink program as a subvi call in the main program to be compiled. I saved two blink program with different blink timing and repeats then I added them in a main vi and named as combined blink. in arduino compatible compiler, I called the combined blink vi and compiled & downloaded to arduino UNO. Pin 13 LED blinked at a rate of longer delay subvi always, either it was called first or second/ before or after the shorter delay blink subvi.
Please see attached the program.
9:40 am
March 2, 2016
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can send the screen shot or can u convert the VI to LV13 as i don't have LV14 on my Laptop
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Love Diwan
10:13 am
June 21, 2016
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PLease see blink vi for LV 2013.
7:25 pm
March 12, 2015
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Yes you can use subVIs. I think what you have run into is a known issue with deeply nested structures through subVIs. You have a while loop on the main VI, and nested sequence structures within for loops within subVIs. It is the nested flat sequence structures that are causing a problem. Simply replace them with the delay APIs (Delay Millis.vi) from the Timing palette to control dataflow. It is good practice to use this instead of a flat sequence structure. This should do the trick:
5:42 am
June 21, 2016
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Thank you. the solution that you have provided has worked.
At this moment what I understand is I cannot have more than one structure loop in subvi due to some known technical limitations.
since this is a known issue, I request you to rename this topic suitably so that other customers facing the same problem will able to see this topic easily.
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