Insane object at FPHP+57C0 ????

[M.]

Hi,
I run LV 6.02 under Win98.
Today when I made some modifications to a VI and tryed to save it later the
following messages appeared, by order :

1. 'Insane object ai FP HP+57C0 in "MyVI.vi" {sub} (0x10): Scale (DD0)'

2. 'Insane object ai FP HP+5A88 in "MyVI.vi" {sub} (0x10): Wave form Chart
(DD0)'

3. 'Failure : "fpsane.cpp", line 269. LabVIEW version 6.0.2. Contact etc...'

....and LV aborted.

I checked NI's site and found that someone else had a similar problem (
Rodolfo ) but I didn't found any solutions. Is there something new ?

thanks in advance,
m.

[Shruti T]

M,

go to the link below, the knowledgebases talk about insane objects.
http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/3efedde4322fef19862567740067f3cc/3cc076dd02baaa1e852563e1006f4ed4?OpenDocument
For more help go to ni.com/support and type in insane objects

Good Luck,
Shruti T

[Joe_Guo]

sometimes after you modify or when you modify the scales of the graph and chart, labview will tell you sth like "insane object". this is not the only case, sometimes it also happens to the 3D components. This is clearly a bug in labview graph kit. try to create a new VI (not copying from the old one but build one from scratch, or remove the graph from your vi and add it back in), if this one does not solve your problem, a reinstallation of labview is probably needed.

hope this helps.

joe

[Christopher Mitchell]

Try copying the entire block diagram of the problematic VI to a brand new VI. Save the new VI. If you still have problems you can send your VI to an NI engineer and they will look at it.

[DJ_001]

Hi M

I've seen this behaviour when modifing type definitions. Especially type
defs withing type defs. This only solution I've found is to delete every
instance of the offending type def, and then re-adding it.

Hope this helps.

Denis


"M." wrote in message
news:a48pml$161a$1@ulysses.noc.ntua.gr...
> Hi,
> I run LV 6.02 under Win98.
> Today when I made some modifications to a VI and tryed to save it later
the
> following messages appeared, by order :
>
> 1. 'Insane object ai FP HP+57C0 in "MyVI.vi" {sub} (0x10): Scale (DD0)'
>
> 2. 'Insane object ai FP HP+5A88 in "MyVI.vi" {sub} (0x10): Wave form Chart
> (DD0)'
>
> 3. 'Failure : "fpsane.cpp", line 269. LabVIEW version 6.0.2. Contact
etc...'
>
> ...and LV aborted.
>
> I checked NI's site and
found that someone else had a similar problem (
> Rodolfo ) but I didn't found any solutions. Is there something new ?
>
> thanks in advance,
> m.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>

[urs boegli]

Denis,
I've seen the same behaviour. I would say it is a bug. I think it disappears
when you store the type definiton and then the type definiton where the latter
was included and so on. Somehow LabView (5.1) cannot handle a non saved and
changed 'tree' of type definitions and controls.

Regards
Urs

Denis Jolivet schrieb:

> Hi M
>
> I've seen this behaviour when modifing type definitions. Especially type
> defs withing type defs. This only solution I've found is to delete every
> instance of the offending type def, and then re-adding it.
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> Denis
>
> "M." wrote in message
> news:a48pml$161a$1@ulysses.noc.ntua.gr...
> > Hi,
> > I run LV 6.02 under Win98.
> > Today when I made some modifications to a VI and tryed
to save it later
> the
> > following messages appeared, by order :
> >
> > 1. 'Insane object ai FP HP+57C0 in "MyVI.vi" {sub} (0x10): Scale (DD0)'
> >
> > 2. 'Insane object ai FP HP+5A88 in "MyVI.vi" {sub} (0x10): Wave form Chart
> > (DD0)'
> >
> > 3. 'Failure : "fpsane.cpp", line 269. LabVIEW version 6.0.2. Contact
> etc...'
> >
> > ...and LV aborted.
> >
> > I checked NI's site and found that someone else had a similar problem (
> > Rodolfo ) but I didn't found any solutions. Is there something new ?
> >
> > thanks in advance,
> > m.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >