LabView FPGA I/O NODE ISSUES

[orginal-iceman]

 Task was to make some basic updates to the test printout. Once I made the changes and created a exe, it won’t run the full test. The old exe that came with the source runs right. I know it has nothing to do with my updates. The new exe starts to run like asking enter serial # and select the Functional test button, I hear a relay getting turned on, like it does with the old exe but then it stops running the test after the relay gets turned on. The old exe continues running the full test. I am told it has something to do with the FPGA I/O NODE. I am running LabView 2009 with XP. Bottom

I put a copy of the error below

[Bob_Schor]

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@orginal-iceman wrote:

 Task was to make some basic updates to the test printout. What "test printout"? Once I made the changes What changes? and created a exe, it won’t run the full test. The old exe that came with the source runs right. I know it has nothing to do with my updates. The "old exe" works, you make changes, it doesn't work, but you "know it has nothing to do with my updates"?  The new exe starts to run like asking enter serial # and select the Functional test button What is the Functional test button?, I hear a relay getting turned on What relay?, like it does with the old exe but then it stops running the test after the relay gets turned on. The old exe continues running the full test. I am told it has something to do with the FPGA I/O NODE. I am running LabView 2009 with XP. Bottom  Very few of us are running Windows XP or LabVIEW 2009.

I put a copy of the error below Aha -- it ran with no errors, so it appears ...

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[orginal-iceman]

These are my errors, the vi has broken connections, I checked the fpga target and the vi is in the right place, below the target. How do i fix the vi, I cant add a constant or a control, cause it wont let me.

[orginal-iceman]

These are the errors from the broken vi

[GerdW]

Hi iceman,

generic answer to your messages: we cannot debug/edit/run images with LabVIEW!

Why don't you attach your project? (ZIP the whole project folder so we get the lvproj file with all needed VIs etc.)

[orginal-iceman]

Other errors that are related to the this issue.

The FPGA target was not found under the current target. Change the name of the existing I/O item, add a new I/O item, or close the vi and reopen it under where the target fpga I/O is defined

[orginal-iceman]

My company won't let me, we are high security. Its hard to define my problem, any help would be great. everything works except this FPGA I/O NODE error in the VI. This Vi is the only broken vi in the project.

[GerdW]

Hi iceman,

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@orginal-iceman wrote:

The FPGA target was not found under the current target.

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Which FPGA target do you try to use?

Is this target found in your project?

Do you have the FPGA module (and hardware support) installed on your development computer?

[santo_13]

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@orginal-iceman wrote:

These are my errors, the vi has broken connections, I checked the fpga target and the vi is in the right place, below the target. How do i fix the vi, I cant add a constant or a control, cause it wont let me.

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I would try deleting and recreating the VI from scratch since it looks simple enough.

[Yamaeda]

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@orginal-iceman wrote:

These are my errors, the vi has broken connections, I checked the fpga target and the vi is in the right place, below the target. How do i fix the vi, I cant add a constant or a control, cause it wont let me.

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That looks like a VI running in the wrong environment/setting. I have one recently that looked similar. It was slightly misplaced in the project tree. It was under the FPGA/chassis instead of the FPGA or something similar. Also note that the VI has an application instance that's shown in the lower left of the front panel. Make sure it points to the correct one.