Letter of Volatility for PXI-8108?

Is there a Letter of Volatility Available for the PXI-8108 describing volatile and non-volatile memory

To anyone interested in getting a Letter of Volatility (LOV):
We have started posting LOVs on some product pages of our website in the resources section, so it is worth checking there before contacting us. In many cases, as it was in this one, we have not made the LOV publicly accessible at this time.
In that case, the most efficient way to get LOVs is to contact our support engineers by calling 866-ASK-MYNI (275-6964). They will be able to talk to you about your need for the document and speak with our internal resources to get that to you fairly quickly.
Regards,
Ben R.
Modular Instruments Product Marketing Engineer
National Instruments

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I woud like to find a letter of volatility for PXI-2568; it is a relay module with, what it appears to me, some logic circuitry on the output. I have searched both the forums and NI's main website without any luck. Can someone here provide the documentation needed? I would very much appreciate it.

Hello RFdigit,
You have not been able to locate it online because National Instruments reserves control over this document. With your permission, post an update on the forum so I can send you an email containing this information.
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This is the type of request that would be better suited for an official service request via our support system. Since there was a nearly identical request submitted recently, I am going to assume that it pertains to the same incident and handle it via that channel.
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Letter of volatility for PXI

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I need a letter of volatility for the PXI-1042 chasis.

I need the standard security information needed to confirm that sensitive data passing through National Instruments PXI-1042 chassis has been replaced been fully cleared.

Hello ECohen and anyone who might need this in the future,
Here is the letter of volitility for you. Cheers!
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PXI-1042(Q) Letter of Volatility.pdf ‏13 KB

Mémoire DDR2 RAM pour contrôleur PXIe-8108 / DDR2 RAM memory for PXIe-8108 controler

Bonjour,
Je recherche la référence exacte pour une mémoire de 4Go DDR2 RAM pour un contrôleur PXIe-8108.
Nous avons actuellement une mémoire DDR2 de 1Go qui se révèle être trop juste pour nos besoins.
Merci d'avance pour votre aide.
Cordialement,
Tenanio
Hello,
I am looking for the exact reference number of a 4Gb DDR2 RAM memory to use with a PXIe-8108 controler.
We have a 1Gb DDR2 memory which is not enough for our requirements.
Thank you for your help.
Tenanio
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Bonjour,
Merci d'avoir posté sur le forum NI.
Vous pouvez trouver toutes les informations sur les documents suivants :
Page 2.25 :NI PXIe-8108 User Manual
NI PXIe-8108 NEW! 2.53 GHz Dual-Core Embedded Controller for PXI Express
Cordialement
Samuel G. | Application Engineer Team Leader
Certified LabVIEW Developer
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Letter of Volatility

Please provide me with a Letter of Volatility for the Motion Control Boards PCI-7344 and PCI-7354. I would also appreciate one for the Video Capture Board PCI-1409. A declassification procedure for each of these boards would also meet my requirements. Thanks.

I don't believe there is a price for the letter, but I could be wrong. The best way to proceed with this, if you call us at 1-866-ASK-MYNI (1-866-275-6964) and create a service request, or I can pull your information and send you this information myself if you give me permission to access your information for that purpose.
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Hello mdbeer,
The VXI-1000 main frame was End of Life (EOL) in approximately 1997 and thus the documentation such as the Letter of Volatility is unavailable. I apologize for the inconvenience.
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I work in a secured area and we recently purchased 2ea of the VXI-PCI8026. Can someone direct me to a Letter of Volatility for the EEPROM on the VXI-MXI-2 and PCI-MXI-2 module/board? Also, what exactly is the size of the EEPROM, I couldn't find this mentioned anywhere in the manual.
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Darin,
Thank you for using the Forums. I believe the document that you are looking for can be found here.
I hope that helps.
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Issues when installing Windows XP on a PXI-8108 with a Solid State HDD

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I have been assisting a client with installing Windows XP onto a PXI-8108 controller. They have replaced the default HDD with a solid-state HD.
We have attempted to run the System Recovery CD. The recovery part works fine, ie. you select Acronis, it unzips all the files to C drive.
However when it gets up to the bit where Win XP Setup starts (after rebooting once the Recovery section completes), we have issues.
It can't find files, ie. dmconfig.dll, gm.dls, etc on the Win XP CD. When it tries to find mfc40u.dll, it came up with an error:
"The file Setup placed on your hard drive is not a valid Win XP System image. If you are installing from a CD, there may be a problem with the Windows XP CD."
We have tried two different recovery CDs, and we even tried just a plain Win XP CD. All had similar issues.
We have tried different SATA settings in the BIOS - both IDE AND AHCI.
It may just be that we have a faulty SSD, however it seemed to work ok when we had it connected to the PXI via USB (with the default HDD still in place). I was able to run diskcheck, which did not bring up any errors. Disk Management showed things were healthy.
So what I would like to know, is if there is any issue with a PXI-8108, and SSDs? We have successfully performed this operation a few months back using the same brand of SDD, but with a PXI-8104.
Any suggestions would be much appreciated!
Christopher Farmer
Certified LabVIEW Architect
Certified TestStand Developer
http://wiredinsoftware.com.au

This is more than likely a failing disk. SSDs don't always report failures in the same way as a rotating drive. Also, the tools that are helpful with diagnosing rotating drive failures don't always work with SSDs.
From the thread, it sounds like you have another system with this same SSD and it is working properly. Does that system have the same PXI Controller and Chassis?
I have seen these types of errors if the media for the OS installation is corrupt, but it sounds like you have tried different CDs.
I realize you have limited access to this drive, but here are my recommendations:
1) Put the failing SSD in a different system (desktop is preferable), and install a base version of XP. If this fails, RMA the drive, they normally have 3-5 warranties.
2) Run Crystal Mark Info and check for SMART failures:
http://crystalmark.info/software/CrystalDiskInfo/index-e.html
3) You can securely erase the SSD, which is not for the faint of heart. This will restore the drive to a new condition. If the drive has a bad cell which is causing data corruption during the OS install, securely erasing the drive will hopefully cause the firmware to map out the bad areas. This is a good tutorial, just ignore that fact that it is targeted at Intel drives.
http://www.iishacks.com/2009/06/30/how-to-secure-erase-reset-an-intel-solid-state-drive-ssd/
I hope this helps out,
Regards,
Andrew Mierau
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National Instruments

Dual Monitor with PXI-8108

I am trying to use dual monitors with a PXI-8108 and the NI DVI splitter as described here
http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/0E993D33675CD46A862572D50072C6A3
There must be some software update I need because I don't not have an option for the second monitor? Does anyone
know what I may need to update, possibly the graphics driver, and where to find it?
I have (2) mobile intel 4 series express chipset family listed under my device manager
driver version 6.14.10.5009

Are you trying to use three monitors with the setup in question there? Adding another set of splitters could impact the signal quality depending on your monitors and needs.
I'm not aware of a specific test with that setup, but given the correct adapter types and correct signal sources on each adapter, I would imagine you may be able to get it to work.
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PXI-8108

I am using NI PXI 8108 Embedded controller which is Windows 7 professional configured.When it is powered ON starting it shows following error,
"This error can be caused by unplugging a removable storage device such as an external USB drive while the device is in use, or by faulty hard ware such as a hard drive or CD-ROM drive that is falling make sure any removable storage is properly connected and then restart your computer.
if you continue to recevive this error message,contact the hardware manufacturer
file:\boot\BCD
status:0*c00000e9
info :unexpexted i/o error has occured."
when i try to install windows 7(32 bit professional) pxi system back up DVD ,after selecting one primary drive of size 120 GB,during installation sequence,following error is comming,
"Windows can not install required files make sure all files required for installation available and restart the installation.
Error code:0*8007045D"
any sugesstion for rectifing this error.

I believe on new controllers now there is a way to reinstall the factory image, via acronis. When you turn the computer on before windows starts i think there is a text prompt saying acronis loader press f4. Press f4 this will put you into the reimage the hardrive. Before doing this btw get all your data off
hope it helps
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PXI-8108 vs LabVIEW RT

Hello,
I'm looking for a compatibility table, that would give to me, for each PXI-CPU the list of LVRT release that are compatible.
Is anyone knows where to find it ?
From now I only want to know if PXI-8108 can runs LV-RT 2014, 2013 or 2012, but a complete table would be very interesting to manage obsolescence.
Thanks
Synthesis
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Driver Setup for PXI 2569 and PXI 2529 in Switch executive

Hi,
What sould be tha "Driver Setup" for PXI 2569 and PXI 2529 in Switch executive under 'Driver Session"
Regards!!!
Vineet Shukla

Hi Vineet,
You do not need to insert anything under Driver Setup. Anytime you are using NI switches, you can simply click Configure NI Switches when creating a NI Switch Executive Virtual Device to configure the topology settings of those switches.
Just so you know, you can insert information under Driver Setup, and then you wouldn't have to use the Configure NI Switches wizard. More detail on what to insert under Driver Setup can be found in the following KnowledgeBase:
How Do I Create a Virtual Switch and Use it in my Application?
http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/websearch/A1F0D6A3357E14B386256E4B0071FDA2?OpenDocument
In short, you would type "Topology:" followed by the topology name such as "2569/100-SPST" or "2529/2-Wire 4x32 Matrix".
Let me know if you have further questions or if this does not resolve your issue!
Chad Erickson
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Pxie 8108 does not boot with new hard disk

Hi
I'm currently using PXIe 8108 with PXIe-1062Q.
The previous hard disk was borken so I had to install a new hard disk.
The new hard disk is fommatted as NTFS format, and it is currently mounted on 8108.
Unfortunately I don't have recovery disk avaialble so I'm trying to install Windows 7 on empty hard disk.
When you boot, the PWK OK LED light is on all the time, DRIVE orange LED is on for few seconds only when I turn the switch on.
Labview RT switches are all off, I cleared CMOS many times from the board but, the screen shows nothing.
I have tried use my DVI monitor with other device as well, and it worked so there is no problem with the monitor.
In addition, I tried to go to window safe mode by pressing F8 or Del it didn't work, so I see nothing on the screen when its booted up.
I tried to put as much information I can it will be very appreciated if you can help me with this issue please.

You said you can't get into Windows safe mode, have you installed Windows on the hard drive? Are you able to get into the BIOS for the controller?
If you aren't able to access the BIOS for the controller, it may be due to bad RAM. If you are comfortable installing RAM and you have some extra laptop RAM of the same type (I think it's DDR3 for your controller) laying around, you can try swapping out the RAM.
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