How data for chart FPGA of DMA Fifo and relaxation

Have a design Question here:

IM using a FIFO DMA here at the flow of data from the target to the host.  Side host, I was using the FIFO read Functinon, converting to Dynamic Data and display in a chart in 'real time '. Pretty easy.

However, I would like to make it more functional.  The incoming signal is essentially a square wave.  I want to trigger on a rising edge, and then graphic permanently the result in the table.  I tried to add that 'trigger and Gate' express Vi, but its uneven (see attached photo).

I am on the right track, or should it be done differently?  I was not able to find specific examples for this.  I think Im getting messed up because my data are read from the FIFO as a table 1 d, 5,000 items at a time.  All of the other examples I've found just show the signals that are generated on the host computer already at a fixed frequency.

Thank you!!!

Bones349,

Hello! Some ideas/questions

1.), you could make a detection of edges in your FPGA, saving you a lot of treatment because no no need to spend no relevant data until the host code.

(2.) what you're doing in splitting the numbers before their conversion to the type of dynamic data? I'm not surw what happens there. You can use a data type of waveform instead, because she would have an element of time to your data.

3.) 5000 incidentally both through your FIFO would be fine.

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