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Debugging the debugger advice

And, the magic 8-Ball says....
Oh, there are other pieces of gear out there. And you went and hit the Abort button ( don't do that!) So, you probably have some external device that is initialize on First Call? being True. Look for the First Call? Primitive, a Globally initialized Feedback Node or an Uninitialized Shift Register in any external device init routines and ENSURE that all devices receive a device clear, DC, EVERY time you start your top level vi. You may have left a device in a state like "armed: waiting for trigger" that needs to be reset wirh DC, before the device can respond to anything else.

Yup, I think that old 8-Ball is still in good shape

"Should be" isn't "Is" -Jay
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Hello, Expert Novice.  I just composed a long and winding reply, but it seemed to not address the topic of your post.  I'm sending you a Personal Message instead, with some suggestions ...

 

Bob Schor

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