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Analog Input Configuration Error

I am using LabView 6.1 and MAX 2.2.0.3010.
 
The second mulitfunction board (both A/D boards are AT-MIO-16XE-50) in my system (One is Device 1, the other is Device 3) is getting a Analog input configuration error, 10403, when I test it with MAX Data Neighborhood test panels for each named variable.  However, it works properly when I test it with Device and Interfaces using the channel numbers in that panel.
 
I have even swapped the device numbers in my setup for the two physical boards to verify that it is not a problem with the board.  It is always device 3 that has the problem, independent of which of the two boards is device 3.
 
Are there restrictions on how A/D and Digital input boards are assigned Device numbers?
 
Thanks,
Conrad
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Hello Conrad,

Perhaps the issue is related to the named variables (I'm assuming that you are referring to the Traditional DAQ virtual channels)?
I would try creating a new channel and testing it, and also changing some of the parameters of the channel to see if it has any affect.
You can also post a description of the your channel settings so we can take a look at them.
Eric
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Thanks for your suggestions.
 
I was finally able to resolve the issue.  There was a corruption in the NIDaq configuration file.  I created a new configuration from within MAX and re-entered all....... of the information. It would be nice if there was a utility for printing the configuration information, so that it would be easier to duplicate.  Is it possible to convert it to a format that can be imported into a spreadsheet?
 
I tried just deleting some of the variables that were having a problem (about half of them) and re-entering, but every new variable would not work.  So I just started over.
 
Sincerely,
Conrad
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Hello Conrad,

The attached VI might be able to help you out.  It reads the virtual channel parameters and saves them into a text file for you.  You could edit the VI to format and save them to suit your own needs.  I hope this helps!
Eric
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