01-11-2018 05:57 AM - edited 01-11-2018 05:59 AM
Error -1074384758 (The interface name given does not specify a valid and existing interface) is returned by XNET Create Session.vi when I run the attached VI. Both CAN interfaces can be seen in MAX and also in XNET I/O Interface. Self testing of the NI-9860 in MAX returns no errors:
The same example works perfectly if I use NI-9862. The idea is to replace 2 X 9862 that we are using in a working project with a 9860. I tried to reinstall the software on the target but with same results.
LabVIEW 2015 SP1, NI-RIO 17.0, XNET 17.5, NI-9860 F/W Vrs: 16121412
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01-11-2018 01:03 PM
Hi LucianM,
I would fully expect the 9860 to be interchangeable with the 9862. In fact, I am able to run the attached sample code without any issues on a 9860.
When you swap out the 9862 with the 9860, do you perform a chassis reset or take any other actions to ensure we are working with the cRIO in a known state?
01-23-2018 12:19 AM
After contacting NI support we concluded that the module was defective. Replacing it solved all the problems. The module is now sent to NI for repairing.
05-15-2020 04:09 AM
Hello LucianM, I‘ve got a new CRIO equipment NI 9047 with C series module NI 9860. I have installed LV 2018, real-time2018, FPGA 2018, compact RIO driver 2018 and NI-XNET all successfully. My MAX can identify NI 9860 already, but how could I add "NI-XNET interface CAN1" and "NI-XNET interface CAN2" in devices and interface tree like yours.
Could you please show me the operation entrance at you convince . I'm looking forward your reply being appreciate.
05-15-2020 04:29 AM
Hello Jessie9527,
I don't remember doing anything special. I'm working from home these days and I don't have access to any cRIO or modules so I cannot check anything. I think that if the TRC cables are connected and the module is supplied properly you should be able to see the interfaces in MAX. I would also make sure that the XNET driver version is compatible and firmware on the module is the latest (from what I remember, firmware could also be updated from MAX).
12-17-2021 12:03 PM - edited 12-17-2021 12:05 PM
Jessie9527, I have the same question. Were you successful in getting the "NI-XNET interface CAN1" and "NI-XNET interface CAN2" in devices and interface tree? I wonder if I am missing a driver or something. Like you I see the 9860 Device in the tree but not the CAN1 and CAN 2 interfaces. I am using LV2020 and the cRIO-9056.
Any advice would be appreciated.
12-19-2021 07:05 PM
Form your screenshot, I think you should check if your X-NET driver was installed on your PC and CRIO. If drivers are ok, then you can turn on the external supplier of 9860 and try again.
12-20-2021 09:47 AM
You were absolutely right, I had X-NET installed properly on the PC but not on the cRIO. Looks like we are good to go. Thanks for the reply!