Re: Problem in writing to a property node of a cluster

I took the liberty to modify your VI for an alternative approach (LabVIEW 7.1). You should keep your array of 32 clusters in a shift register and show only a single cluster as a front panel control.

- Selecting a different transducer from the listbox on the left will load its settings into that control via a local variable.

- Any changes to the settings will modify the currently selected array element

- At any give time, a boolean array shows which transducers have changed settings

- At any given time, a listbox summarizes all settings.

Let me know it this makes sense to you. These are just some ideas, modify as needed. Good luck! :)


How_to_write_to_a_clusterMOD.vi:
http://forums.ni.com/attachments/ni/170/140865/1/How_to_write_to_a_clusterMOD.vi
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