Serial Communication With Labview Tutorial Loops

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Hello, In my current LabView Project I'm using the 'Queued Message Handler' design patern. The Labview program has to fetch data from multiple devices connected to serial ports. For the devices where I'm mostly convernd of their status this way works as expected and good. The data in the answer is transmitted to the rest of my program using notifications. However I also have a testrack to where I need to send multiple commands (from different loops) and (in most cases) need the answers from the testrack in the loop that transmitted the original question. Torrent Pineapple Express 720p. So now my question is: How can I check the answer in the transmitting loop while the other queue's are 'unaffected' (it's ok for me if they see the answer as long as the original transmitting loop still get's the data).

(Hoping) to make it more clear I also attached a picture of wat I would like to have) I hope you can help me. For each (serial, async.) device write a queue controlled state MC that handle the device. The control queue handle init,setup,fetch data, get statusXY.,free_device and the outputs are named queues for the (standard) data stream and the additional (status) information. The command queue data cluster not only contains the command plus parameters but also the name of the output queue for this command. Like that the device state MC control each data request (and can for example cancel or shift a selfcal request during a measurement. 30h 3 Discography Torrent. ) (a good practice would be that the data is only send to existing, named queues ).

@ I modified your file a bit so you can see the result. My testsystem returns 8 bytes to every 8 byte command. However my problem is not the serial parser but more how I can distribute the commands transmitted by each loop back to the respective loops. I'm guessing the answer is somewhere in the post from but I'm having problems understanding his post. (not the English part, but the labview part) However while keep thinking over his post I'm wondering if it would be a 'good design' to send with the command (to the serial parser) also a reference to the queue used in the transmitted loop.

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