Keithly 2600 voltage pulse error

I am attavhinhg a main3_1.vi for generating pulse voltage using 2611B. I am getting error in open/create/replace file function.
Can anyone help with resolving the issue.
This was written by senior who is not around.
Thanks.
Solved!
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main3_1.vi ‏60 KB

Hi number,
am getting error in open/create/replace file function.
Do you mind to tell us the error number and description?
Did you read the error message? Did you read the error explanation?
Did you debug your VI by checking ALL inputs to the FileCreate function?
I guess the error comes from your "unusual" file path constant in the 1st sequence frame: do you really have a folder like "C:\Documents and Settings\')\Desktop"???
Why do you need a MatLab node to perform "a=1"?
Why do you need a MatLab node to dreate a 2D array from two 1D arrays? Atleast that's a rather creative way to have a Rube-Goldberg!
Why do you create a thread title like "keithley pulse error" when your VI is complaining about file access problems?
Best regards,
GerdW
CLAD, using 2009SP1 + LV2011SP1 + LV2014SP1 on WinXP+Win7+cRIO
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2. We deployed several computers at the same site (to be sure of boundaries)
3. The clientlocation.log has no errors.
4. This problem occurs only on one machine (a new hardware we are trying to add OSD support to) and all other hardwares work fine.
Any suggestions?

LabVIEW LVM voltage

I made a LVM file which was made by LabVIEW8.20.
I tied to use the LVM file from LabVIEW LVM voltage
But error was occured "Error:No nodes present in circuit. simulation aborted".
What is a problem with that?

It may help if you posted your circuit for us to look at. That way we can give it a proper going over and provide you with a correct solution. Also post your Labview file because I am not sure that this file would be transfered with the Multisim circuit file.Message Edited by lacy on 11-01-2007 07:19 PM
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