Block input error in 8510A

Hi,
I want connect to 8510A .
I know that, these are the error correction coefficiects created during calibration (also called a \cal set"). The error coefficiect arrays can be read from or sent to a computer, by the OUTPCALC and INPUCALC commands.
I used attached vi for this data transfering.
I can do saving a cal set to a file (save to pc),
but when I want recall a file (the same one that is saved to my pc) from pc and save to a cal set, vi. do not work.
system gives an error : "BLOCK INPUT ERROR"
I do not know why is it?
Regards,
Yasamin
Solved!
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Attachments:
Save or Read Calibration Data.vi ‏39 KB

I can savemy calibration data to mypc.
when I try recalling data from pc to 8510, I get visa write error (-1073807339) at LabVIEW and
BLOCK INPUT DATA on 8510 display.
Data do not wirte in CALSn.
I have got the following string at "String Indicator" in attached vi ( or below image), but data do not save in CALS3.
FORM4;POIN201;CALIFUL2;INPUCALC01  -1.282835000000000E-02,   1.187563000000000E-02
  -1.418209000000000E-02,   1.075935000000000E-02
  -1.554251000000000E-02,   9.556770000000000E-03
  -1.683235000000000E-02,   0.825500000000000E-02
  -1.789188000000000E-02,   0.677299000000000E-02
  -1.892662000000000E-02,   0.544643000000000E-02
  -1.984692000000000E-02,   0.385857000000000E-02
  -2.067089000000000E-02,   0.216293000000000E-02
  -2.139664000000000E-02,   0.077438000000000E-02
  -2.204418000000000E-02,  -0.100994000000000E-02
  -2.250099000000000E-02,  -0.268078000000000E-02
  -2.282715000000000E-02,  -0.437546000000000E-02
  -2.315235000000000E-02,  -0.607204000000000E-02
  -2.329636000000000E-02,  -0.778198000000000E-02
  -2.322197000000000E-02,  -0.944328000000000E-02
  -2.310848000000000E-02,  -1.119423000000000E-02
  -2.281189000000000E-02,  -1.289463000000000E-02
  -2.250385000000000E-02,  -1.456833000000000E-02
  -2.200031000000000E-02,  -1.617050000000000E-02
  -2.136326000000000E-02,  -1.774216000000000E-02
  -2.077579000000000E-02,  -1.935673000000000E-02
  -1.984787000000000E-02,  -2.084160000000000E-02
  -1.895142000000000E-02,  -2.221775000000000E-02
  -1.806831000000000E-02,  -2.347851000000000E-02
  -1.701736000000000E-02,  -2.479649000000000E-02
  -1.598644000000000E-02,  -2.591228000000000E-02
  -1.454639000000000E-02,  -2.705479000000000E-02
  -1.324272000000000E-02,  -2.807808000000000E-02
  -1.188469000000000E-02,  -2.885437000000000E-02
  -1.041412000000000E-02,  -2.951813000000000E-02
  -0.903416000000000E-02,  -3.024292000000000E-02
  -0.745583000000000E-02,  -3.078270000000000E-02
  -0.596142000000000E-02,  -3.107738000000000E-02
  -0.440407000000000E-02,  -3.149605000000000E-02
  -0.285149000000000E-02,  -3.156662000000000E-02
  -0.116539000000000E-02,  -3.158188000000000E-02
   0.044060000000000E-02,  -3.168678000000000E-02
   0.196648000000000E-02,  -3.118038000000000E-02
   0.352669000000000E-02,  -3.091431000000000E-02
   0.511169000000000E-02,  -3.046989000000000E-02
   0.669575000000000E-02,  -2.995968000000000E-02
   0.828171000000000E-02,  -2.943134000000000E-02
   0.957966000000000E-02,  -2.852345000000000E-02
   1.094151000000000E-02,  -2.763939000000000E-02
   1.244068000000000E-02,  -2.671051000000000E-02
   1.359558000000000E-02,  -2.563572000000000E-02
   1.486492000000000E-02,  -2.441978000000000E-02
   1.593399000000000E-02,  -2.331829000000000E-02
   1.705647000000000E-02,  -2.203941000000000E-02
   1.795959000000000E-02,  -2.079105000000000E-02
   1.890278000000000E-02,  -1.947975000000000E-02
   1.985836000000000E-02,  -1.809311000000000E-02
   2.037334000000000E-02,  -1.695633000000000E-02
   2.101421000000000E-02,  -1.555824000000000E-02
   2.115726000000000E-02,  -1.426697000000000E-02
   2.124786000000000E-02,  -1.287842000000000E-02
   2.136230000000000E-02,  -1.152515000000000E-02
   2.114964000000000E-02,  -1.022625000000000E-02
   2.090454000000000E-02,  -0.894547000000000E-02
   2.048683000000000E-02,  -0.738907000000000E-02
   2.000237000000000E-02,  -0.613022000000000E-02
   1.938629000000000E-02,  -0.472641000000000E-02
   1.867580000000000E-02,  -0.336361000000000E-02
   1.785755000000000E-02,  -0.203800000000000E-02
   1.686382000000000E-02,  -0.076771000000000E-02
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   1.367807000000000E-02,   2.598286000000000E-03
   1.228857000000000E-02,   3.437519000000000E-03
   1.089430000000000E-02,   4.454613000000000E-03
   9.455204000000000E-03,   5.313396000000000E-03
   8.113861000000000E-03,   5.772114000000000E-03
   6.522417000000000E-03,   6.423950000000000E-03
   5.074978000000000E-03,   6.926298000000000E-03
   3.427982000000000E-03,   7.234812000000000E-03
   1.807690000000000E-03,   7.556438000000000E-03
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  -1.387310000000000E-02,   3.659248000000000E-03
  -1.523399000000000E-02,   2.645493000000000E-03
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  -1.765251000000000E-02,   0.029755000000000E-02
  -1.857471000000000E-02,  -0.095940000000000E-02
  -1.955128000000000E-02,  -0.238800000000000E-02
  -2.048683000000000E-02,  -0.362492000000000E-02
  -2.131748000000000E-02,  -0.517559000000000E-02
  -2.195549000000000E-02,  -0.671291000000000E-02
  -2.230263000000000E-02,  -0.817490000000000E-02
  -2.295017000000000E-02,  -0.993061000000000E-02
  -2.317142000000000E-02,  -1.160812000000000E-02
  -2.340317000000000E-02,  -1.332283000000000E-02
  -2.333736000000000E-02,  -1.485729000000000E-02
  -2.349854000000000E-02,  -1.657963000000000E-02
  -2.326870000000000E-02,  -1.825142000000000E-02
  -2.285862000000000E-02,  -1.995087000000000E-02
  -2.245808000000000E-02,  -2.149677000000000E-02
  -2.188969000000000E-02,  -2.304649000000000E-02
  -2.111530000000000E-02,  -2.470970000000000E-02
  -2.036190000000000E-02,  -2.611160000000000E-02
  -1.936817000000000E-02,  -2.767944000000000E-02
  -1.852036000000000E-02,  -2.905083000000000E-02
Attachments:
Save or Read Calibration Data2.vi ‏40 KB

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