11-09-2016 05:18 PM
Did you try RavensFan's 2 ideas?
"First, make sure you have parity error replacement DISABLED.
If you do not care about that 9th bit, then just read 8 bytes (do not use bytes at port), and ignore the parity error that you are guaranteed to get. Somewhere there is a function called Clear Specific Error. You could also use the general error handler. Or unbundle the error code and feed it to a case structure that sends no error if it is a parity error, and passes through all other errors and warnings."
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11-10-2016 06:51 AM
Kodester,
I have double checked the disabled function.
Right now i'm using case structure to bypass my error so that I can write something on the default case.
11-10-2016 07:46 AM
So everything is working just fine now. Your question has been solved.
11-10-2016 09:45 AM
RavensFan,
At this point I hope this is the best solution as you suggested. I'll go head and accept the solution and close it. Later when I find something new I'll addup to the post.
Thank you all!!