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I am rather new to LabVIEW/programming. I created a program to measure force/displacement (stress/strain) using SCXI. I recently had problems with NI MAX not responding so I downloaded and installed lasted version. Reinstalled all latest drivers... Now, if I make a change to DAQ ASST and click OK, I get the following error: "bad edge will not be added to wire (and some numbers)" and then LabVIEW no longer responds. Any suggestions? Thanks!
What exactly are you changing in your DAQ asst. When you change your DAQ asst. and when the you click OK the DAQ asst tries to link the previously attached wire to it and if the data is not the same as the previous one it will give you an error. So changing an analog input might give this error. Try making a new VI with the changes in DAQ assist, instead of changing the DAQ assist in the older VI, See if this helps
At the time I posted the earlier message, I was just changing the number of samples and the sampling rate. I got the error message and subsequent "LabVIEW - Not Responding" after that... After a short break, I went back and tried just making a new VI and was able to do everything I need. I then when back and tried the old VI and had the same problem, so there must be a little bug somewhere, but at any rate, I'll just work with the new VI. I've got a lot of LabVIEW/programming and instrumentation to learn! Thanks for your help.
I got the "bad edge will not be added to wire" when deleting or adding inputs to a "build text" box. I worked around it by adding inputs one at a time instead of a bunch at once. But then deleting inputs, I could never succeed until I disconnected all the wires first - then there was no problem. Labview version 7.1
