SUBVI

Require: letras negras

Recommended: letras
Optional: sin letras
GRAFICAS
Chart : escribe continuamente
Strip Chart: This mode has a scrolling display that is similar to a paper tape strip chart recorder. This
mode first plots values from left to right. From here, it continues to plot new points at the rightmost
point and shifts old values to the left.Sale una barrita la cual la mueves y ves que paso
Scope Chart: This mode has a retracing display similar to an oscilloscope. As it receives each new value,
it plots the value to the right of the last value. When the plot reaches the right border of the plotting area,
it erases the plot and begins plotting again from the left border. Funciona como osciloscopio borra todo
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Sweep Chart: This mode acts much like the scope chart, but the plot is not erased when the plot hits the
right border. Instead, a moving vertical line marks the beginning of new data and moves across the
display from left to right as it adds new data.Se escribe una necima de la otra se parece a la scope.
Graph: escribe por arreglos

Botones
Switch when pressedChanges the control value each time you click it with the Operating tool. The
frequency with which the VI reads the control does not affect this behavior.
Switch when releasedChanges the control value only after you release the mouse button during a mouse
click within the graphical boundary of the control. The frequency with which the VI reads the control does not
affect this behavior.
Switch until releasedChanges the control value when you click it and retains the new value until you release
the mouse button. At this time, the control reverts to its default value, similar to the operation of a door buzzer.
The frequency with which the VI reads the control does not affect this behavior. You cannot select this behavior
for a radio buttons control.
Latch when pressedChanges the control value when you click it and retains the new value until the VI reads
it once. At this point, the control reverts to its default value even if you keep pressing the mouse button. This
behavior is similar to a circuit breaker and is useful for stopping a While Loop or for getting the VI to perform
an action only once each time you set the control. You cannot select this behavior for a radio buttons control.
Latch when releasedChanges the control value only after you release the mouse button within the graphical
boundary of the control. When the VI reads it once, the control reverts to its default value. This behavior works
in the same manner as dialog box buttons and system buttons. You cannot select this behavior for a radio
buttons control.

Latch until releasedChanges the control value when you click it and retains the value until the VI reads it
once or you release the mouse button, depending on which one occurs last. You cannot select this behavior for a
radio buttons control.

Formula node
Es un nodo basado en texto que se utiliza para realizar operaciones
matemticas en el diagrama de bloques. Los Formula Node son tiles para
ecuaciones que tienen muchas variables o que sean complicadas de
resolver o para usar cdigo basado en texto ya existente. Es mucho ms
fcil copiar y pegar el cdigo basado en texto en un Formula Node que
representarlo grficamente en el diagrama de bloques.

Tab control
Es como un control por pestaas

Type definition
A type definition [TD] is a custom control (CTL) file that has been marked as a type definition.
Instances of the TD are linked to their definition. You cannot edit functional properties of TD's
instances, but only visual properties. To change functional properties you have to edit their TD. All
changes in a TD are propagated to all of its instances, when you save the TD or choose to 'apply
changes'.
Type definitions may be nested, i.e. may contain other TDs. You use this to define clusters of different
data, which are defined as well and as such can be accessed on different levels. Review the
properties of, say, a waveform chart, using a property node. You'll find a property 'Bounds' for the
chart itself as well as for its caption, label, scales, even the scales' markers and so on.

Stric type definition

A strict type definition Well-defined appearance means that all instances of STD's share the
appearance of that STD, e.g. their properties cannot be changed (except of label, caption and
enable-state).
This is handy whenever the size, color etc. needs to be fixed. Think of sophisticated screen designs
or stacked STDs. STDs are created by saving as this type of control - similar to 'simple' type
definitions.