11-07-2010 12:41 PM
I'm having trouble using LabVIEW 2010 and communicating to a NI cRIO-9002 running NI-RIO 3.5.1 minimal install. I have two issues. First, LabVIEW can not discover the modules in the chassis. I get an error saying there is an internal error. I can manually add the modules and can run code on the FPGA itself but then issue two appears. Issue two, I can not create a reference to an FPGA vi from a RT vi. The open reference has an internal error with no hope of fixing it on my end. I've tried all the ways of assigning the FPGA code to the refernce but no bueno.
I've tried changing out the cRIO-9002 and chassis to another set and have the same error. The problem appears to be somewhere in LabVIEW and could be a compatailibty issue. This is confusing because this hardware/software combo appeared fine on Thursday and started giving me grief on Friday afternoon (of course.)
I have LabVIEW 2009 but have not loaded the 2009 version of Real Time and FPGA. I guess that is the next step for me to try.
Any insight would be appreciated!
11-08-2010 10:27 AM
Could you elaborate on the "internal error" that you are getting with the open reference? What does the error say?
Brandon Treece
Applications Engineer
National Instruments
11-08-2010 11:17 AM
I've got everything working by using 2009 instead. I believe I have something corrupt or improperly installed in my 2010 install. For 2010 I don't have install disks and installed components from www.ni.com/src With 2009, I have the install CDs. The curious thing to me is that I had 2010 working and then things broke later. I don't have time to pursure further at the moment. Once I get my hands on the 2010 DVDs I will do a clean install of everything.
04-23-2015 06:10 AM
Hello,
We are trying to configure the C-rio with the labview progrom wherein we want to transfer file from an existing program of 9234 to a new one
while doing so we have encountered the following problem
version Labview 2010
your help would be apreciated if we could get a response at the earliest.
thanks
04-24-2015 11:36 AM