11-10-2025 02:51 AM - edited 11-10-2025 02:52 AM
Hi, im using the watch dog timer in sbRIO 9638 ,when the watchdog timer is expires
then the my RT application should be restart. is it possible ,how? can you given any examples (or) process to do this
any changes should i change in NI max (or) labVIEW
Solved! Go to Solution.
11-10-2025 02:54 AM
Hi everyone,
I’m using an sbRIO-9638 with LabVIEW Real-Time, and I’ve configured a watchdog timer.
When the watchdog expires, I want the system to automatically restart my startup application.
I set my RT VI as the startup application in LabVIEW and deployed it successfully.
In the watchdog configuration, I selected “Restart LabVIEW Runtime”, but after the watchdog expires, the VI doesn’t start again.
I also tried rebooting the sbRIO manually — it reboots, but the application still doesn’t launch automatically.
Could someone please tell me what the correct watchdog expiration action should be, or what settings I might be missing?
11-10-2025 05:30 AM
Hi Ajay,
what's the point in creating multiple threads on the very same problem? (I merged them.)
@AJAYY06 wrote:
I set my RT VI as the startup application in LabVIEW and deployed it successfully.
In the watchdog configuration, I selected “Restart LabVIEW Runtime”, but after the watchdog expires, the VI doesn’t start again.I also tried rebooting the sbRIO manually — it reboots, but the application still doesn’t launch automatically.
The watchdog can be used to reboot the RIO automatically.
But when your application doesn't run on startup then the watchdog can't help with this problem!
You need to make sure your app is correctly set as startup exe, and you enabled the auto-start of that exe, and your exe is actually able to run…
11-10-2025 06:44 AM
okay thanks