07-01-2021 05:18 PM
Getting 'internal hardware error' in MAX on a digitizer I have been using almost every day for almost a year without issue. Tried rebooting computer, PXI, removing digitizer and reinstalling, reinstalling NI-SCOPE, etc. to no avail. I recently changed LabVIEW versions from 32-bit to 62-bit to increase memory available to LabVIEW, though I'm not sure how that could cause an 'internal hardware error'.
Does anyone know what this error code means and how I can go about fixing it?
Thanks,
Brad
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07-02-2021 01:46 PM
"internal hardware error" means that something is messed up at the HW level within the instrument and it may not recover. If you have already tried, reset, self-test, self-calibrate and the instrument did not recover, your only option is to send the HW to NI for repair.
Upgrading to 64-bit LV has nothing to with the error you're facing.
07-02-2021 03:39 PM
Hi Santo,
Great. Thanks for the response. I have already submitted a service request but I thought as a last ditch effort someone might have a solution.
11-22-2021 12:40 PM
Update: the issue was a 12 V power supply in the PXIe-1078 chassis. After a few weeks (and an RMA for the PXIe-5186 that didn't solve anything), the chassis fan stopped spinning, so I sent it in for RMA and a new power supply it solved all the issues I had been having.