 chota
		
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			04-20-2012 02:48 PM
I AM USING A USB TO SERIAL CONVERTER ON MY LAPTOP.THE CONVERTER IS WORKING WELL TESTED ON HYPERTERMINAL BUT LABVEIW DISPALYS ERROR WHEN READING WRITING SOMETING.THE ERROR IS THAT
VISA:(HEX 0xBFFF0072) The resource is valid but visa cannot currently acess it
PLS PLS HELP
 GovBob
		
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			04-20-2012 03:14 PM
Make sure you close hyperterminal before you try using LabVIEW. Otherwise the port is not available for LabVIEW.
 Dennis_Knutson
		
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			04-20-2012 03:15 PM
Did you search for that error code, either the hex or decimal value of 1073807246? It has been repeatedly mentioned and the solution remains the same - make sure that no other program (i.e. Hyperterminal) is accessing the port. Windows does not allow more than one process at a time to connect to a serial port.
 Lam_Pham
		
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			04-08-2013 10:51 AM
I had the same error message with my serial port.
My issue was that a first program prematurely terminated before the serial port was closed. Then a second program executed that was using the same serial port again which resulted in this error message. To resolve my issue, I re-ran my first program and let it terminate the serial port and then ran the second program.
 bilgetea
		
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			07-24-2015 01:11 AM
As others have reported, this error is usually due to a port conflict (two applications trying to use the same port at once). This can also happen in LabVIEW if you don't close the VISA session after you're done with it. This is common if you terminate the program before it reaches that code by stoppnig the VI, or if you do not insert the close VISA session VI into the code.
 pas1
		
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			06-10-2016 05:35 PM
I am getting this error even after closing LabVIEW and rebooting the computer. MAX will not open a VISA session to the power supply I'm using and I have not found any conflicts either. Any other suggestions?
 bilgetea
		
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			06-10-2016 05:38 PM
I'm guessing that you are having a non-labview issue. A few suggestions:
 riotimus
		
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			06-21-2016 08:06 AM
The error is because something is using the comm port..i resolved it booting down the computer several times in order to close every possible responsable..because none labview application was running before.
I add some to the question,with the previous comments: i had labview 2012 and daqmax 9.5 they were working rigth on an application, but suddenly the daqmax communication get lost...checking what happen using max is obtained this "The niGPIBsys.dll plug-in caused an exception in the CmxSysExpertManager::FinalizeExpert function in the NIMax process".
At the forum someone said reinstal windows or reinstal/update the NI drivers,,,i already did the second one (reinstalation) but nothing works again
¿ Has someone had a similar issue ?
 pas1
		
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			06-21-2016 10:29 AM
It was a non-LabVIEW issue.
It requires the OEM driver and not the more generic chip driver for the USB chips. Unfortunately the OEM disk has been misplaced and the OEM website only links the more generic chip driver information.
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			06-22-2016 12:08 PM
I was finally able to get the driver information from the OEM. Thank you to them. It's so nice to see the instrument responding properly to commands!