Table manipulation more

Hello

In the attached VI, I look for one labeled byte 'CC' and build a subarray of length 5 begins at byte CC. I'm doing this research in the 1 d table that updates from an external source. 1 d table may contain incomplete data, where the first three octets, I need to build my subarray may appear to the top end of the table 1 d and the two bytes can show up at the beginning of the next table 1 d. But always successively...

If the five bytes are not present in the table 1 d, I want to keep what I have 'memory' and fill in the rest of the table using the next table 1 d that updates.

In the end, each subarray of 5 bytes will go through another logic to convert them into engineering units and display on the control panel. Since also, there may be several bytes labeled CC in the 1 d table, I have to be able to capture each value and not only the last reading.

Thank you for your help.

We want to include a value only if the CC was actually found and there are still 5 bytes for.

1. If the CC not found, searching D 1 table returns - 1.  After adding 1, we will have a 0.  If it is 0, do not understand.

2 If the CC has been found, but there are not enough bytes, the size of the sub-table would be less than 5.  But we do not want to understand it because we need the full message.

If one of these two cases, we do not want to include.  Thus, the OR (OR Not) will become a REAL only when these conditions are FALSE.  The loop also stops when one of these conditions are fulfilled (conditional is continuous While true).

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