PXI 5610 Error -200437

The card shows the error infomation:Error -200437,External calibration constants are invalid. Whether performing an external calibration would solve the problem?
Thanks.
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Which version of NI-RFSG driver are you using?According to this KB, you can upgrade to the latest NI-RFSG driver and solve the problem.
Thanks,
NI AE Emily

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Error 200617 on every usage of NI PXI-5610 that was previously working

Hello,
I have been trying to use the NI PXI-5610 RF upconverter (associated with a NI PXI-5441) with VIs that were previously working, including the NI GPS toolkit and RFSG example VIs. However, with the same setups as were working previously and the examples every time I now receive the following error
niRFSG
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Ok, well we can take the first steps via this forum post. If we need to RMA the PXI-board we can follow up on the created service request.
First I want to start troubleshooting the Self Test error.
I have attached a application which goes through all of the tests separately so we can determine where this error is coming from. Please run all of the test provide by this application.
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Calibration Executive error during PXI-5610 sequence.

When running the PXI-5610 procedure in Calibration Executive, I get the prompt "NI-FGEN Create Arbitrary Waveform - Cannot write Real data when Data Processing Mode is Complex. Disable OSP or set Data Processing Mode to Real." The procedure the errors out with the same message when I click 'Continue'. I am using the NI PXI-5441 AWG (in place of the NI PXI-5421), but it is a selectable source during the initial configuration of the sequence.
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PXI 5610 problem

When running the PXI-5610 adjustment procedure in Calibration Executive , the main power suddenly shut off . then what problem will happen to the PXI 5610?

Thanks a lot for your reply.
After the PXI controller 's suddenly power off when performing adjustment , we restart the OS and found the PXI 5610's error infomation in the MAX : Error -200437,External calibration constants are invalid,and he card cannot be used in our Auto-Test-System anymore. I guess the calibration data in the EEPROM was missed or uncompleted,but i have no relevant softwre tools to read or write PXI-5610's EEPROM.
Could you give me some suggestions to solve this BIG problem? Thanks.

Fail to calibrate PXI-5610

Sory if this isn't the correct Board to post this question but I couldn't find a Calibration Executive Board
I'm trying to calibrate a PXI-5610 with the Calibration Executive 3.4.1 and I have the latest drivers instaled on my pc, the probem is that the calibration doesn't start and it gives this error:
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VI Path: C:\Program Files\National Instruments\Calibration Executive\InstrumentDrivers\LabVIEW\RFSigGen\rssma\cex_Instr_LabVIEW_RFSigGen_rssma_Init.vi
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What can I do to fix this?
ps: I had to perform the calibration with Calibration Executive 3.2.1 because the client had some urgency...
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Hi BRanhel,
Please take a look at this knowledge base. This is for Calibration Executive 3.3.1 but it could work for the 3.4.1
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NI PXI 5610 procedure in Cal Executive

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Hi Jerimiah,
I am taking a look into your question and I wanted to clarify a few things. What hardware are you using to make the measurements? Is it the recommended hardware or an unsupported model? Could you provide a screenshot of a couple rows of the AmplitudeAccuracy_Super10MHz section of the calibration report if you have it? It would also be helpful to have a screenshot of the prompts to enter the two measurements. I am not sure of the calculation that is made based on your inputs, however I suspect the difference may be related to the passband flatness. Let me know what other information you can provide and I will continue looking into an answer.
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PXI-5610 Specification

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Does anyone have NI PXI-5610 Up-Converter Specification? The link on NI web http://sine.ni.com/nips/nisearchservlet?nistype=psrelcon&sortby=localesort&nid=13478&lang=US&filter=... seems to point to PXI-567X specification.
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Luyy,
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Greetings Everyone,
     I recently had three (3) PXI-6509's fail in one of my Test Stations. I tried to reset them in MAX and received the following message: "The device reset has failed. The error report from the device driver is as follows: Error -224903 occurred at Reset Device.". I also received "Error -50152". After that while I had the stores list up of all installed boards, the three (3) PXI-6509's removed themselves from the list.  I'm wondering what these error codes are telling me.  The pop up error dialogue box stated that the "Possible Reason(s): Internal Software Error occurred in Static_Digital_software". I'm also curious as to what this is relating to. I replaced all three (3) board from a NEW chassis that I'm bringing up for use and everything thing is fine. I tried plugging these failed boards into my other chassis and the computer will not even boot up. Thank you in advance for any information that you provide that will help me in understanding what may have caused this to happen. The system was working fine up to lunch time and after lunch is when the problems started.
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Greetings Nick,
Here is the course of events that led up to the problem being described.
While testing UUT’s (Company Product): (PXI-1044 with PXI-8101(XP), GPIB Controller and various PXI cards installed)
Before Lunch everything was working well. It was after lunch that the following events took place.
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e)     I shutdown “MAX” and Re-Booted the system.
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Scott

PXI-5610 RF Frequency Response adjustment

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