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post Dec 8 2005, 02:23 AM
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Hi, I input a "Numeric" with Unit of "Hz", and output to a "Numeric indicator",the fatal error happened when running. Check the following figures.

And I want use the Numeric control with Unit input into the "Formular Node", but it can't do! Using the Unit would be couraged??
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post Dec 8 2005, 07:43 AM
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What a strange example...

On my computer, when I start this vi, it never stops and raises the cpu load to 100%. In the meantime I read the whole Info-LV-digest, and now while I write this post the vi is still running and my cpu tells 100% load. Most strange is although the cpu load is at 100%, I don't seem to have any limitation in speed for the other apps.
... I think I'll have to kill this LV-session... throwpc.gif

...Update: after 25(!!!) Minutes I finally also got your error. thumbdown.gif


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post Dec 8 2005, 08:35 AM
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QUOTE (didierj @ Dec 8 2005, 03:43 PM) *
What a strange example...

On my computer, when I start this vi, it never stops and raises the cpu load to 100%. In the meantime I read the whole Info-LV-digest, and now while I write this post the vi is still running and my cpu tells 100% load. Most strange is although the cpu load is at 100%, I don't seem to have any limitation in speed for the other apps.
... I think I'll have to kill this LV-session... throwpc.gif

...Update: after 25(!!!) Minutes I finally also got your error. thumbdown.gif


Maybe, this is a solution that use "Type Case" to transfered.
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And here is another reason not to use express VIs or LabVIEW unit labels.

Had to kill LabVIEW throwpc.gif to stop this VI.


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