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The '''Timed Sequence''' structure consists of one or more subdiagrams, or frames, timed by an internal or external timing source that execute sequentially. A Timed Sequence structure executes each frame only once and, unlike a Timed Loop, does not repeat iterations. Use the Timed Sequence structure when you want to develop VIs that execute only once with precise timing, execution feedback, timing characteristics that change dynamically, or several levels of execution priority. Right-click the Timed Sequence structure border to add, delete, insert, and merge frames. | The '''Timed Sequence''' structure consists of one or more subdiagrams, or frames, timed by an internal or external timing source that execute sequentially. A Timed Sequence structure executes each frame only once and, unlike a Timed Loop, does not repeat iterations. Use the Timed Sequence structure when you want to develop VIs that execute only once with precise timing, execution feedback, timing characteristics that change dynamically, or several levels of execution priority. Right-click the Timed Sequence structure border to add, delete, insert, and merge frames. | ||
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The Timed Sequence structure consists of one or more subdiagrams, or frames, timed by an internal or external timing source that execute sequentially. A Timed Sequence structure executes each frame only once and, unlike a Timed Loop, does not repeat iterations. Use the Timed Sequence structure when you want to develop VIs that execute only once with precise timing, execution feedback, timing characteristics that change dynamically, or several levels of execution priority. Right-click the Timed Sequence structure border to add, delete, insert, and merge frames.
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