Set time on cRIo using set time VI

[iamnewhere]

Dear all, 

I want to correct the time on cRio and I tried using the set time VI. It gave me error 2147467263 which means ''not implemented''.  the error message is ''Node in nisyscfg.lvlib:Set Time.vi:6150001->set time.vi''. I don't know how to fix this error and change the time.

I have attached a screenshot of the program to this message, I would appreciate any ideas or suggestions.

Best Regards,

[Duffy2007 · Accepted solution]

Hello imnewhere

run the vi under my computer then it should set the time.

This also can help

How Do I Configure My CompactRIO Real-Time Controllers to Synchronize to SNTP Servers?

[iamnewhere]

thank you so much! that fixed the problem!

[ccloud]

Having the same issue on a sbRIO 9607 target.  I get the same error -2147467263 when setting the time.  On this configuration, the sbRIO will be stand-alone and is not connected to a network or computer.  The user will operate the stand-alone system using an Amulet LCD and needs to be able to adjust the clock to their local time and date.  See the code snippet for details (the broken line is the formatted time and date string that comes from the UI input). 

I have also installed the “NI System Configuration” API via MAX.  

I am formatting the time/date stamp per this method:

http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/95D386A68269A53A86257082001DAED0

Any ideas?

[Duffy2007]

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Hello ccloud,

can you try the example from this side

LabVIEW Run-Time Hang On NI Linux Real-Time After System Time Set Into Past

[ccloud]

Thanks for the help but it didnt work.  It still hangs the target and requires a power cycle to get it running again.  The time doesnt change either.

[Duffy2007]

Hello ccloud                        

which version do you use because with LV 2015 SP1 and later it should be fixed.

[ccloud]

I am using 2015 SP1.

[Duffy2007]

Hello ccloud                        

the situation should be fixed with 2015 SP1 which RIO driver is in use?

[ccloud]

Attached is summary of the software that is currently loaded on the target.