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Error 200378 on executable; error 200077 on LabVIEW

    Previously I have been using the NI USB 6008 to measure a 0-10 volt signal.  Then using a known function and the mathematical functions on the block diagram, converted the voltage to pressure (mbar).  I’ve just added another channel to monitor pressure in another device but its conversion from volts to pressure is different.  However, both channels come out of the DAQ assistant in one wire.  I attempted to give each channel a custom scale using the Custom Scale command and making a table of points.  In the developing computer I receive the error: 200077 when I click OK in the DAQ assistant properties, saying that my points are out of range.  It then states where the valid points are for lower and upper.  But the two numbers it gives me are my upper and lower values I selected.  Even when I go back and make the range smaller I just receive these new limits.  I went ahead and converted the VI to an executable and attempted to run in on a target computer.  This is when I received the error 200378.  Any suggestions on what I should do to fix this?  Also is there any way of splitting the DAQ channels up on the block diagram?  If so then I could just format them using known equations and the mathematical functions as done previously.  Let me know if you need any more information.  Thank you.
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 Hello Jorsmith,

 You can use the Split Signals (from the Express palette) to split the signals from the DAQ assistant and apply your mathematical equations.

Have a great week!

MatthewW
Applications Engineer
National Instruments

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