Hi,
We have a couple of test systems that consist of a RT (Pharlap) PXI controller, with a host machine. We are updating these from 2016 verasions of LabView, VeriStand and TestStand, to the 2020 versions.
One of the cards in the PXI chassis is a Pickering Precision Resistor card (40-297-050) I found a pre-written custom device for Pickering resistor cards on their website, including a version for 2020.It doesn't contain the source code, just the built libraries, which you place into the custom devices folder within the VeriStand system.
Running the system explorer, the custom device is available, and the configuration part seems to work fine, showing the 6 resistor channels available to place on a screen. However, when attempting to deploy this to the target, I get a deployment error (I've added the error message as an attachment, along with the contents of the addition information screen). It suggests that a VI is not executable, and seems to point to a file in the library that was copied to the target by the deployment. I can copy that library back from the target, and open it, but obviously it complains about lots of the paths that are no longer correct, so can't see that this will solve the problem.
I have contacted Pickering to see if they can supply the source code, so I can try and build the custom device again, but was wondering if anyone had seen similar problems before, and can provide an easy fix 🙂
