DAQ Assistant analog output

[Falcon9a]

Good Afternoon,

I'm trying to output a constant voltage (from 0 to 5 volts) through a DAQ assistant and running into problems.  Here's what I have now

And the error I'm receiving is

As always, Thank you all for your help,

Nicole

[MoReese]

What type of device are you using?  Does it show up in MAX?

[Falcon9a]

I'm using a NI 9269, what is MAX?

[NIquist]

I don't use DAQ Assistant but I bet that you can't use two of them with one DAQ.  You have to add a channel and configure one DAQ Assistant to output your two signals.

EDIT:  NI MAX is the Measurment and Automation Explorer that ships with almost every product and driver.  I'd like to point you to a NI website that explains it but there doesn't appear to be one!

It's in the start menu under National Instruments.  OPen it and look in the help.

[Falcon9a]

I am using two channels, unfortunately I can't get it to work even with just one channel being used

[NIquist]

Close LabVIEW, open NI-MAX, double-click 'Devices and Inerfaces', click on your card, go to the test panels tab and verify you have any output.

[Falcon9a]

Here's what I get on thes test tab

[MoReese]

Have you tested your device in MAX?  What are the results?

[Falcon9a]

When I select self test a pop-up appears and says that it passed the self test

[RavensFan]

Have you tried searching the forums for the error number?

http://forums.ni.com/t5/forums/searchpage/tab/message?filter=location&location=Board%3A170&q=error+5...

This is a common error and you quickly will see that you can't split your analog output between different DAQ assistants.