Gee, I wonder what you put in the "False" case of the Case Statement, which (of course) will be False when the digital signal is False. And how will that play with the Waveform Chart?
One reason some of us complain about looking at "pictures" instead of LabVIEW Code (which can be found in files with the extension ".vi") is that we only see some of the code, and sometimes, not the "important bits".
You seem to be taking data in 1 second "chunks" of 1000 samples. You are sending some of the Waveforms you generate (those in the "True" case that we can see) to a Waveform Chart -- what is wired to the Chart in the False case? Nothing?
[I'll admit, I don't know (but I can devise a test VI to find out!) what happens if you have a Waveform Chart and give it the first one-second Waveform, skip giving it the second, and then give it the third -- I expect it might have a big "hole" in the plot ...].
What have you tried, and what happened? [We could try, ourselves, but don't yet know what you did because you hid important details from us ...]
Bob Schor
