insane object BDHP +828B4 {graphics} (0x80):Front Panel Terminal (Term)

[larson09]

HEllo!

In my vi appears several erros messages like this

insane object BDHP +828B4.....front panel terminal or wire segment.....

I don't know why it appears.

I'm looking for a solution and i thin there are two ways:

-copy to a new block diagrama all this one. But my vi is so big and this is a problem.

-There is another solution in this way:

close labview

put LVdebugkey=TRUE on Labview.ini

open vi

press CTRL+SHIFT+d, the press CRTL+SHIFT+h

then it appears a list box

.........

The problem is that i don't find the LVdebugKey in Labview.ini...where is it??

Anfd when i press CTRL+SHIFT+d, the press CRTL+SHIFT+h nothing appears.

Where can i find this debug key and which is the right way to solve this problem without copying to another VI.

Thanks!!

Larson

[tst]

If the key isn't in the INI file you have to add it yourself.

The key combination won't work unless you add the key to the file and restart LV.

Also, 7.1 has some problems with detecting clicks on ctrl, so you sometimes have to repeat it several times.

[Darren]

Also, the INI entry is LVdebugKeys (plural), not LVdebugKey as you mentioned in your original post.

-D

P.S. - The upper/lower casing of the key matters on non-Windows platforms.  The casing I give above is the correct casing.

[larson09]

Ok, the correct way is like this:

1) Close LabVIEW
2) Put the key "LVdebugkeys=True"in the LabVIEW.ini file
3) Open your VI
4) Press CTRL+SHFT+d, then press CTRL+SHFT+h This will turn on an object browser.
5) In the top left list box, select the element that contains the name of your VI and the letters BDHP
6) In the top right listbox, find the line that begins with the error number
7) Click on the F button
😎 Delete this object and recreate it. It will ususally be a wire.

But whwn i arribe to the point number 7 i click the F button and all the block diagram disappear....all is clear and the scroll bars are disappeared too.

What i have to do??

P.S:i've saved a copy from the original VI

Thanks

Larson

[RVallieu]

Thanks for posting this.  I had 2 insane object errors on a state machine and had no idea where to look for the objects until I found this post.

Ryan

[kilty]

It took me a long time to figure out the error in my ways when tring to follow your directions.  This thread is great, I would have never been able to find where the error in my code was without it.  However, step 4 for Labview v7.1 should be


4) Press CTRL+SHFT+d+h to turn on the object browser. (or CTRL+SHFT+d and then without releasing CTRL+SHIFT press h)

rather than

4) Press CTRL+SHFT+d, then press CTRL+SHFT+h This will turn on an object browser.

Thanks

Message Edited by kilty on 11-21-2006 03:04 PM

[wd8ivl]

Hello list, 

I know this is an old post...but if the error is "Front Panel" and it's my main VI, I'm kind of screwed, right?

Mike

[tst]

If you the method mentioned here does not help you to find the specific offender, you can try selecting all your code and copying it to a new VI. You will lose any FP-only stuff you have (decorations, panes) but I believe it should resolve the error.

[wd8ivl]

TST,

Thanks,

I'll try it and let you know.

Mike 

[wd8ivl]

TST,

Thank's for the suggestion, but copy & paste to a new VI didn't work. 

The error points to the front panel, but not what object on the front panel.  Since it's my main vi, I'm kind of stuck.  Good thing is that there isn't much on the front panel...a few text and numeric indicators...except for a tab control with 9 graph objects (one on each tab).  So I guess I'll start deleating stuff until it goes away.  Problem is, I don't get the error every time I save...only some times.  (and some times when it's just sitting idle).

Mike