I2C Write/Read Error

Question

Error -301742 occurred at NI-845x I2C Write Read.vi
"Possible reason(s):NI-845x:  The slave did not acknowledge an address+direction byte transmitted by the I2C master. Reasons include the incorrect address set in the I2C configuration or the incorrect use of the 7-bit address. When entering an address to access a 7-bit device, do not include the direction bit. The NI-845x Basic I2C API internally sets the direction bit to the correct value, depending on the function (write or read). If your datasheet specfies the 7-bit device address as a byte, discard the direction bit (bit 0) and right-shift the byte value by one to create the 7-bit address."
We have connected the pull up resistors on the SDA and SCL line.
The error seems to be strange in our case,
We have two setup
1. Using a push button to power the device and wires through the pull up resistor.
2. We are trying to communicate using a NI 2569 for the SDA and SLC and the Power supply to the device.
We do not observe the error in case 1,however, in case 2 we do observe,attached are the waveform pics for the same.
Noted that we have the clock signal rise delay in case 2, is this because of the relay 2569?
Any help will be highly appreciated.
Regards,
Naru 
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Case 1.jpg ‏302 KB
Case 2.jpg ‏302 KB

Answer 1

I don't quite understand your setup, and I'm not sure what I'm looking at with the figures you posted. What does the 2569 have to do with the 8451? You also said
1. Using a push button to power the device and wires through the pull up resistor.
I have no idea what this means.
It's hard to tell from the pictures, but for the Case 1 figure, it appears that you are generating a correct start condition. It's also indicating that are sending a read transaction. You didn't indicate what device you're talking to, so we can't say for sure if this is correct. 
In the second case it also appears that you generating a correct start condition. The slow rise times that you are seeing in the clock is probably due to extra capacitance on the bus, or weak pullups, or both. This transaction appears to be a write transaction, but with no data.
At this point, without knowing what device you're talking to, a better explanation of your setup, and the code itself, I'm not sure how much help we can be.