08-09-2024 09:14 AM
I am using the NI-9217 and trying to figure out why my loop time is so long (The memory block is a lookup value so the loop time matches the tick time. 100,000 ticks and 8,000,000 ticks respectively). so 200ms is 8,000,000 ticks and 2.5ms is 100,000 ticks.
The tick time is accurate while the control is in the off state, but increases when values are actually being measured.
What exactly does this error code mean? It doesn't show up using a google search at all.
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08-09-2024 09:21 AM
Hi eli,
@eli.barber wrote:
I am using the NI-9217 and trying to figure out why my loop time is so long (The memory block is a lookup value so the loop time matches the tick time. 100,000 ticks and 8,000,000 ticks respectively). so 200ms is 8,000,000 ticks and 2.5ms is 100,000 ticks.
The tick time is accurate while the control is in the off state, but increases when values are actually being measured.
Without any code we don't know what you are talking about…
Where does the error occur?
08-09-2024 09:57 AM - edited 08-09-2024 10:02 AM
Error code 65636.
Edit: I should summarize and say I am basically facing two problems here.
08-09-2024 06:43 PM
Most forum users don't use the latest LabVIEW version. Please save your entire project to a previous version, preferably 2019. See Using Save For Previous Version in Moving a LabVIEW Project to Another Computer
Here is the error explanation from LabVIEW. You should check the module connections.
NI-9217 has a data rate of 400S/s. It will slow down the execution of other code.