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error 200170 with PCI-MIO-16XE-10

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Hello,

I work in a lab and one of our machines needed to be updated in Labview from 8.5 to 2011 to implement the a new toolkit.  I have not changed any code and have not yet implemented any changes for the new toolkit.  Also, the program was working before the update. Now, when I run the program I can not run a test because some parameters that indicate that all is ready are not met, these parameters are read by the PCI-MIO-16XE-10 (Dev3).  Then when I stop the program I get the following error:

 

error200170.jpg

 

I am using the DAQ assistant to read a Digital-In.

 

 

Having upgraded, I assume that this problem is either compatibility bettween 2011 (likely DAQmx) and the PCI card, or that the driver for the PCI card isn't working right (Although, it says that the device is working properly on the 'Self Test' in MAX).

 

So which of the above issues is likely causing the problem?  Is the PCI-MIO-16XE only compatible with Traditional and not DAQmx?  How do I check to see if it is set up right if it is compatible with DAQmx? 

 

Thanks,

Link

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Hi Link_007,

 

When you upgraded LabVIEW 8.5 to 2011, did you also upgrade the DAQmx driver? What operating system are you using?

 

When you say that some parameters are not met, do you get another error code or a message in LabVIEW or MAX?

 

The PCI-MIO-16XE is supported by DAQmx 9.5.1mx for Vista or Windows 7, and 9.5.1mx 7.4.4T for XP and 2000 (NI Developer Zone NI-DAQmx and NI-DAQ Driver Support: PCI/PXI Devices). LabVIEW 2011 is compatible with DAQmx 9.3.5 through 9.5.1. (NI-DAQ and LabVIEW Version Compatibility for Windows).  

 

Have a good day!

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The problem is exactly what that message says. The device only has port0. It could never have worked with port1.

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First of all, I fixed the issue.  There seemed to be a problem with the drivers and DAQmx; also, the channels were all mixed up after the upgrade.

Amezam,

I did upgrade the DAQmx, but I reinstalled it.  I have Windows XP.  The parameters is just a response from the device (Serial number).

Dennis,

I was able to change the channels and get the program to work.

 

Thank you to both of you,

Link

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Hi, 

I've the similar problem as you. Screenshot below: 

pranzal10_0-1668460379835.png

Can you please tell me about the exact steps to solve it? I'm facing this for some days now.

Thank you!

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