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Hi people
I have the same error too. But it was when I change my LabVIEW verison from 8.5.1 to 8.6. So, my question is Why this error was not present In my LabVIEW 8.5.1?
There is an other way to solve it. My code whith the error is in the picture added.
Thanks .
03-23-2015 02:00 PM
I was getting this error as well. As it turned out, it was being caused by two separate problems, both of which is where the baud rate of the Serial port was set incorrectly. The solutions are below.
1. Closing a serial port via VISA CLOSE, prematurely. The read and write functions will automatically open a port, but when they open the port they will do so with the default configuration. Make sure that you are not attempting to open a port, read, or write when it has not been configured since the last close. Those closes will get you.
2. Just plain setting the port to the wrong baud rate will aso give framing errors.
To debug this you can point the visa property node at various points in your loops or code and check the baud rate.
Functions>Instrument I/O>VISA>Advanced>Visa Property.....Then select the property from the menu>Property>Serial Settings>Baud
This will let you see what the baud rate is that the serial port is actually set to.
If you probe the purple Visa Line you can get the same information after you have run the vi at least once with the probe active. It has a custom probe that will give you the baud rate.
Happy Hunting