Error 200077 during Strain Gauge Calibration in Measurement and Automation Explorer V5.3.1f0

Hey Guyz!
I am experiencing a problem perfomring my shunt calibration using a 350ohm(GF 2) strain gauge connected with NI9949 and NI9237 in a NI cDAQ-9178 Hardware.
When i click on strain callibration under configuration-Device: R3 being my shunt of 100k ohm, i can measure the errors and calibration but when i hit the calibration tab, it gives me an error 200077 occured at Strain Gauge Calibration (see aatached jpeg file for the error type).
I don't know what is wrong, i have doublt-tripple checked my circuit, and have read the forums regarding the same error and have come across the "signal input range", in my case it is default kept at 1m max and -1m min. I am not sure how these values work.
Any guidance would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
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Hi
This error code may be occurring due to the specified signal input range in max (-1m to 1m), being set to a value outside of the expected readings from your strain gauge.
Also the Gage Factor, Gage Resistance, Initial Voltage, Vex Source, Vex Value (V), Lead Resistance and Strain Configuration need to be configured based on your sensor specification.
This link gives more details on connecting strain gages to a DAQ device:
http://www.ni.com/gettingstarted/setuphardware/dataacquisition/straingages.htm#StrainGageCalibration
Hope this helps.
Andrew.N
Applications Engineer
National Instruments

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