Analog Input Error

Dear Sir,
I was trying to install my NI DAQ card PCI6024E and LabVIEW 6i.
Operating System in Windows NT.
After installation, when I was trying to test the device using Test Panels,
it gave errors(Error Code 10609).
May I request you to help me in resoloving this problem.
Surendra Jain
Aerial Delivery R&D Estt.
Station Road,
Agra Cantt

Hi Agra-
Were you able to have any luck with my suggestions in this thread?
Thanks-
Tom W
National Instruments

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Nvd,
I'm sorry to hear about the problems that you are running into with your DAQCard. I can understand your frustration with the errors that you are seeing. You mention that you have tried to do some troubleshooting, I was wondering if you have tried all the troubleshooting techniques listed in this KnowledgeBase:
http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/websearch/DCFCDB240788F8D486256D6A00834D80?OpenDocument
If you have tried all of those things, I would suggest one additional thing to try. I would suggest updating your NI-DAQ drivers to version 7.0. These drivers are the newest versions of our Data Acquisition Drivers, and can be downloaded from our website here:
http://digital.ni.com/softlib.nsf/webcategories/85256410006C055586256BBB002C128D?OpenDocument&
node=132060_US
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Mike,
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Vous adoptez la bonne demarche - Si la carte ne "repond" pas dans MAX, ce n'est pas la peine d'aller plus loin.
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Shawn,
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tc_2.txt ‏1102 KB
FinalCombined_2.vi ‏128 KB

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=========================
NI-488: Command requires GPIB Controller to be Controller-In-Charge.
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Solved!
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Attachments:
SimpleDAQ.vi ‏44 KB
LV_Error.JPG ‏31 KB

Maybe third times the charm?
So I've finally got a good handle on why the VI is having problems at low RPM though I'm somewhat embarassed how long it took me to do that
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SimpleDAQ_1_Start Stop.vi ‏48 KB

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Hi everyone,
I am doing simple task in Visual C++ and I am using PCI-6221(37 pin).
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Can someone please provide me sample program.
I would appreciate if you could provide me with the good tutorial which explains
step by step everything about programing NI-DAQmx for C/C++.
Best Regards,
Khassan
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This is my code in C++, you can optimize it if it looks too messy. This code reads signal from analog input and outputs it through analog output.
To make this code work additional include directories and library directories must be added from NI.
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#include <math.h>
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float64 dataRead[1000];
char errBuffRead[2048]={'\0'};
char errBuffWrite[2048]={'\0'};
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Application exe not displaying analog input measurements

i am using the compactDAQ cDAQ 9172, after building the exe all the other digital and analog output ports are working properly whereas the analog input section is displaying the value as Zero, if i read read this channel from the max, it reads the values without any errors.what might be the issues.

Hi Kodeeswar:
I have a couple suggestions first try to create your analog input application with no digital or analog output task just "analog input" and then build the executable and try it again; second if it is possible for you please try updating to the new drivers of (NI DAQmx), and third reinstalling the last version of the “labview run time engine”. Also the 9172 is the chassis so which module are you using to handle the Analog Input application? To synchronize multiple modules or chassis if this is your case these links might be able to help you so please take a look at: NI CompactDAQ Module Synchronization, Synchronized Continuous Analog Input Across. I hope I was able to help you.
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