Chapter 2 Measurement Studio .NET Class Libraries
Measurement Studio User Manual 2-34 ni.com
• Make the control background transparent.
• Configure the LED controls to blink while they are on or off and
configure the rate at which the LED controls blink.
• Configure the layout of the control to be horizontal or vertical.
• Bind the value of the control to a data source.
• Mark an array of Boolean controls so that only one can be true at a
time.
Tip For more information about using the switch and LED array controls, refer to the
Using the Measurement Studio Control Array .NET Controls topic in the NI Measurement
Studio Help.
Numeric Edit Array Control
Use the Measurement Studio numeric edit array control, as shown in
Figure 2-11 to control and visualize values of an array of double values.
With the numeric edit array control and the classes that interface with the
control you can perform the following operations:
Figure 2-11. Numeric Edit Array control
• Set values by passing an array of data.
• Modify the number of controls displayed based on the length of the
array of values you specify.
• Use up and down buttons for easy incrementing and decrementing.
• Perform range checking.
• Set the minimum range value to negative infinity and the maximum
range value to positive infinity.
• Create custom formats or use built-in numeric formats including
generic, engineering, and simple double.
• Connect to a numeric control so that if you change the value of one
control, it changes the value of the other control.
• Set the coercion mode property to discrete or continuous values. This
property configures the control to allow entry or display of either a
discrete set of values or any value.