Identify several Classes in particles classifier

Hey guys!

So, I do this VI that differentiates a nut and a washer and a screw. I use the classification of particles for the same. The problem lies here. I want the program to respond only to a particular type of object, even when there are several objects in the image. The IMAQ classify VI alone gives me a unique class of an image where objects of all 3 classes!

Can someone help me find a way around this problem? I enclose an excerpt from my VI below, as well as the VI.

Yes, sorry, I found the solution. A lot of my embarrassment, it was there before me. All I had to do was the result of matches of the wizard of vision and the search for the string in the table.

Tags: NI Hardware

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