CRIO 9073 Question

[Fifty60]

I think this image shows the issue.  I am using a network shared variable.  I send the command to set DISC_OUT::LIN OUT::VALUE to false.  

The command executes, it can find DISC_OUT, but there does not seem to be anything under DISC_OUT, so it does not fine LIN OUT so it returns the Label Not Found as the Command Response.

Any thoughts on what may be going on?

[Fifty60]

OK, I see where the Labview VI is writing the label names and I can minpulate it manually.  The program reads the Label names from an XML file, and then writes them to the CRIO to initialize it.  I believe the issue is with the reading of the XML file, specifically, sending the expression for parsing the XML.  I am trying to understand what @SystemName means in the below expression.  Does it mean the PC Name?

[GerdW]

Hi 5060,

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@Fifty60 wrote:

I believe the issue is with the reading of the XML file, specifically, sending the expression for parsing the XML.  I am trying to understand what @SystemName means in the below expression.  Does it mean the PC Name?

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The image in your message shows text that I would expect in a TestStand sequence: where does those text come from?

(The "@" char can be used in TestStand to indicate filepath data when using a string variable.)

[JÞB]

The "@" char can be used in TestStand to indicate filepath data when using a string variable.)
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[GerdW]

Hi Jay,

I use the "@" this way:

Otherwise TestStand requires you to use double backslashes in filepaths, the @ allows to use single backslashes...

[Fifty60]

Thanks for all of the replies.  I was able to get my issue resolved.  Final problem was that the XML query was looking at the wrong configuration file.  Definitely learned a lot, thank you!