Hi everyone, I'm developing a custom temperature sensor for a university project. One of the aspects of my work is storing a TEDS for it in a 1-Wire EEPROM, and then reading it back to be interpreted. The best utility I found for writing the TEDS is the one available at http://sine.ni.com/devzone/cda/epd/p/id/1500, but, since it can't interface directly with USB 1-Wire (I built an adapter based on a DS2490), I had to create a virtual TEDS file, convert it to bytes, and then manually write it to the EEPROM using OneWireViewer from the 1-Wire driver. This all goes smoothly, as well as the reading procedure I built in LabVIEW. However, when I feed the binary TEDS array to a TEDS_Parse Binary TEDS.vi block and run the program, it stops with the error mentioned in this thread's title. The rest of the error message is the following. The last line is the program I'm making. Possible reason(s):LabVIEW: The template to decode the remainder of the TEDS bitstream cannot be found in the specified template directory. Complete call chain: teds_Find template.vi teds_Read Binary Template.vi TEDS_Parse Binary TEDS(bool).vi TEDS_Parse Binary TEDS(u8).vi Temperature Sensor.vi I thought it could be related to not having anything connected to the block's "template file directory" input, but I analysed the TEDS writing program I mentioned above, and it doesn't have anything connected to that input, either. Oh, and I'm using LabVIEW 8.0, in case it's relevant. So, can my problem be related to a badly-formatted TEDS bitstream, do I really need to connect something to that input, or is it something else? I scoured the Internet looking for something that could be connected there, but found nothing. Thanks in advance!

LabVIEW

Error -705 occurred at teds_Errors.vi

-705 error means that path to the TEDS template is not good. I use templates from attachement with two accelerometers. Depends of your sensor, you should try both. Before reading the physical channel property, i call Configure TEDS.vi. If you don't do this, you need to configure manually from MAX.