The device PCI 6036E: Analog Input error:"the device is not responding to the base address",Output :No signal

I am using PCI 6036E DAQ card, DAQ 6.9.2. , I have not connected to any external device.
When I tested card(in Test Panel of MAX2.2,DAQ 6.9.2) an error appearing �the device is not responding to the base address� � then I pressed Yes, Then TestPanel window appearing�
In analog Input Tag, there is an error �-10805�. This error also appearing when I run the standard analog input samples (use Delphi 6.0).
I tested analog output functions in TestPanel, Delphi Examples, LabView 6.1. There are not error appearing but there is not output signal (using Oscilloscope to see).
Output, Input digital functions are working correctly.
Next I try to foll
ow all the instruntions as recommended:
-Changing TO another slots PCI
-Reinstall Os WinXP,98SE�
-Use another Computer�
But all of the cases are still not working.(the above error still appeared, no output signal)

Nvd,
I'm sorry to hear about the problems that you are running into with your DAQCard. I can understand your frustration with the errors that you are seeing. You mention that you have tried to do some troubleshooting, I was wondering if you have tried all the troubleshooting techniques listed in this KnowledgeBase:
http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/websearch/DCFCDB240788F8D486256D6A00834D80?OpenDocument
If you have tried all of those things, I would suggest one additional thing to try. I would suggest updating your NI-DAQ drivers to version 7.0. These drivers are the newest versions of our Data Acquisition Drivers, and can be downloaded from our website here:
http://digital.ni.com/softlib.nsf/webcategories/85256410006C055586256BBB002C128D?OpenDocument&
node=132060_US
If you have tried all of the above troubleshooting options, please post a detailed description of what you have tried. This may help to clarify what is going wrong.
Jed R.
Applications Engineer
National Instruments

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Environment :
NI-DAQ 6.9.3
PCI-6025 E Card
LabPC1200 Card
PCI serial interface card
AGP video Card
Measurement & Automation explorer 2.0
After using the PCI-6025 E during an hour with the Measurement & Automation explorer 2.0 software, the message :�Le périphérique ne repond pas à l�adresse de base, voulez vous continuer?� or « the device does not respond to is base address, do you want to continue ? »
All the informations , even in the System Configuration Panel, seem to be in order. It seems that the problem occurs after I have tried to use also the Lab PC 1200 by the way of the Measurement & Automation explorer 2.0.
I have tried to:
� restart the software,
� stop the PC and restart it after a while,
� uninstall NI-DAQ 6.9.3 and all NI softwares
� Install NI-DAQ 7
The same problem was always here.
� stop the PC remove all the Cards except the video card
� restart the PC
� stop the PC and put only the PCI-6025E Card
The same problem was always here.
� uninstall NI-DAQ 7 and all the NI softwares
� stop the PC and remove the PCI-6025E Card
� Install NI-DAQ 6.9.3
� Stop the PC and install the PCI-6025E Card in another PCI Slot.
The same problem was always here.
I have each time try to change the number of the card by the use of Measurement and automation explorer 2.0 but with no success.
How can I do to use again this card?
I really thank you for any response.
NICOLAS Gabriel.

Hey Nicolas,
Try opening up the Reset Device.vi inside of LabVIEW and execute the VI. All you have to do is set the correct device number and check that the error returned is 0 and not another error number. In many cases a crashed program can cause the devices to enter into an unsafe state that they need to be reset from.
It is possible that you damaged the device and that it will need to be sent in for repair, but in most cases a reset will fix the issue. Also, try opening up MAX and right-click on Traditional NI-DAQ Devices under Devices and Interfaces and click on reset Traditional NI-DAQ. If that doesn't work try the Device reset under DAQmx as well.
I hope this helps out.
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Greetings NI folks,
I'm an oceanographer, and have an sidescan sonar data aquasition computer running Windows XP SP2, and NiDAQ 7.0 (Legacy). For several years, this machine has worked flawlessly, but today, I booted it up to test the system for an upcoming job, and I got some strange errors in our sonar program. I tranced the problem to our NI-6533 PCI-DIO-32HS card. I launched NI Automation Explorer to test that the card was responsive, and when I click the "test panel", I get an error: "The device is not responding to the first IRQ level." Continue (yes/no). If I click yes, I can test the digital i/o's, but nothing happens, and all the tests fail (nonresponsive). I tried moving the card to another PCI slot, tried forcing it to have a specific IRQ that was unused by anything else, and finally tried moving it to another computer that had never been used with the DIO card. I'm still getting the error, and the card is nonresponsive. I'm at the limit of my abilities, and would like to know if there's anything else I can do, or should we send the card back to NI for repair/diagnosis.
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Hello Everyone
I am making a register program to pci-7344.
At this link http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/3efedde4322fef19862567740067f3cc/15f094f65a17e3af8625660d0018a20a?O... I find a method that finds the correct address in the register programming a pci device,but I am confused with some details.
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Thank you!!

Thank you for your reply !!
I am developing pci-7344`s driver under venturecom`s rtx,now I have found the baseadresses[0] and baseadresses[1] . baseaddresses[0] is the base-address of the miniMITE and I can get the vendor ID, device ID by directly reading from baseaddresses[0] +offset,but baseaddresses[1] does not like to be the base address of the 7344 registers,because I can not get the correct status information when I read from the csr(baseaddresses[1]+0x04)(all the value read back is 1).According to your advice I add the following codes to the program.
window_data_value = ( (0xffffff00 & (ULONG)BAR1.LowPart) | (0x00000080) );
*((PLONG)(vMemAddr[0]+0xc0)) = window_data_value;
vMemAddr[0] is the virtual address that is mapped from BAR0 into the user`s program ,which gives us access to physical memory locations on the system.
After adding these codes I still can read the correct information from BAR0,but I still can not read back the correct value from BAR1(all the value read back is 0).
It says in ddk that the csr(a read-only register) is located at cardlogicaddress+4(8byte offset),so I wonder what the cardlogicaddress is . What is relationship between baseaddresses[1] and cardlogicaddress?
Thank you!!!!!

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Here's what I've done: I've installed LabView 5.1 and the NIDAQ 7.0 software onto my computer first. Then I've physically installed the DAQ board into my computer. After starting the computer, the plug-and-play system seems to recognize the new hardware and install drivers for it. It then says I need to reboot the computer, so I reboot the computer.
When I then look at my device manager, it lists AT-MIO-16XE-50 twice. Under the properties/resources tab, one of them lists "input/output range", "interrupt request", "direct memory access", and "direct memory access" (i.e., 2 "direct memory access"s). The second one only lists "direct memory access" once and nothing else under the properties/resources tab. Also, the first one says that it is working properly while the second one says that it is not working properly (Code 10). I've played around with chaging the "direct
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When I open my Measurement and Automation explorer, only one AT-MIO-16XE-50 device is listed (so this looks good), and under "properties" all 3 "direct memory access" numbers are listed. So, this all seems good. But, when I click on "test resources" or "test panel", I get an error message saying that "the device is not responding to the selected base address". Considering that this device was plug-and-play, and I did not set the base address manually, I don't understand why I'm getting this error message.
What I've tried is to change the "input/output range" number by using the device manager. I've tried a few different settings (rebooting the computer after each change) and none of the different "input/output range" settings seem to work.
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Smaria,
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Exclamation Mark Appears with Error Code 10 on Windows XP/2000/98 After Installing AT-MIO-16E-10
Spencer S.

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I am using a DAQCard 700 with a NIDAQ 6.9.3 driver on a windows XP. When I install the card and run the configuration uitillity (MAX) and push the test resources button, the computer hangs and responds to no input (not even ctrl-alt-del). When I push out the PCMCIA card the error message: The device is not responding to the first IRQ level. Anybody that has an answer?

Hi PhilV,
It looks like you had an old AT board in a computer and then the power supply went out and you evidently also changed computers to a device with Windows NT. Now that you're in the new computer there appears to be some sort of IRQ conflict that is preventing the board from working.
In the past when I've seen this issue and all of the proper steps have been taken to troubleshoot it, the problem is often that the board died between the last use and the current use. However, it's not always the case, so here are a few other options.
First make sure that you have Traditional DAQ 7.4.1 (if you have LabVIEW 7.0-8.0 or are doing text-based programming) or Traditional DAQ 6.9.3 (if you are using LabVIEW 5-6.1). Then make sure that you followed the installation procedure outlined here: Product Manual: AT E Series User Manual (Chapter 2)
I did a quick search on ni.com for "device not respond base address" and "irq isa" and found some of the following KnowledgeBases and links that should help you properly troubleshoot the device.
"Not Responding to the Selected Base Address" Error
Troubleshooting Plug and Play Devices for Windows NT 4.0
My PC Doesn't Have Enough Interrupt (IRQ) and DMA Channels to Support the Hardware I Want to Install
There have been a lot of advances in DAQ boards since the old AT days, so with newer devices and computers issues like this are rarely seen. Hopefully though, the device you have is not broken and we will be able to find out what is wrong with it right now.
Regards,
Otis
Training and Certification
Product Support Engineer
National Instruments

How do I get a 100 V 100 Hz signal into a NI PCI-6111 analog input?

I have a 100 volt 100 Hz signal that I want to bring in on NI PCI-6111 analog input (+/- 5V input). Is there some small off the shelf transformer or other type of signal conditioning I should use? Basically I just need to time stamp other analog inputs with this one coming on.

The PCI-6111 has a built in attenuator to allow up to 42V inputs. In order to read 100 volts you will have to use some sort an external attenuator. National Instruments offers several different modules and terminal blocks in the SCXI form that would accomplish this.
I would recommend reading through this KB for more information.
http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/websearch/38AEFF122C8D732F8625629800519927?OpenDocument
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Joshua

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Hello
I have been plagued by a dropping Net connection for a couple of months, and as it has been getting worse lately I have tried to sort out the problem.
I have simplyfied my connection between the computers and the VSDL fiber modem by bypassing my AirPort Express and Ethernet hub and connecting the three computers directly to the built in ports on the modem.
Since I did that a new error message has started appearing on my Mac Mini, saying that I have no Ethernet cable connected to the modem, or the device is not responding. At the moment I have two of the machines connected, and the Mac Book Air seems to work without problems. There are lights on the Ethernet ports on the modem, and they are lighting up for the iBook even when the Mac Mini connection drops. When the Mac Mini connection drops the lights go off on its Ethernet port on the modem.
This seems to point to some sort of trouble with the Mac Mini. Is there a way to monitor what's going on? Can I use Terminal, for instace? It can't be the settings, and it cant' be the cable, so it must be related to the hardware I suppose. I am using DHCP to connect to the modem.
The connection drops arbitrarily, sometimes for long periods of time, and then comes back up again by itself.
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BDAqua
Thanks again. Unfortunately, the problems are back again. Had a stable connection and connected the AirPort again. Everything was working fine. Then all of a sudden the connection dropped again today.h
Connected a LAN cable directly to my MacBook Air and got the connection to work immediately.
Took that cable and connected to my MacMini, again, connection came back immediately.
The AirPort (in Brigde Mode) is also connected, but gives me a blinking orange light, and the same "no cable or (modem) is not responding" message again.
I guess this must rule out hardware problems in the computers.
Ligth for the LAN cable port on the modem connected to AirPort is dead. Moved the cable to another port, light still dead.
Shut down AirPort Express, still same orange blinking light when I switched it on.
I now suspect there is something going on with the AirPort Express. Just bought it, and I had the same problem with it's predecessor, but...
Is there any way to trouble shoot the AirPort Express?
I can connect to it Wirelessly, But AirPort Utility says it has been removed from the Network. In the Network Preferences it says it has a self-assigned IP. For Network Settings I get green lights for everything except Network Settings, which gives me a yellow light. It also says the Internet connetcion is working correctly.
Indeed, when I made the direct Ethernet connection inactive I still get a working connection over WiFi, in spite of the blinking orange light on the AirPort and a yellow light for Network settings in Prefereces....
In the console things look normal:
8/7/12 10:04:27.269 PM Apple80211 framework[231]:
com.apple.message.domain: com.apple.wifi.timeout.scan
com.apple.message.signature: Success
com.apple.message.result: pass
com.apple.message.value: 3149.000000
com.apple.message.summarize: YES
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The device is not responding to the selected base address

my DAQ card is PC-LPM-16, a few days ago, i configed it properly. and i didn't use it for a few days, but didn't plug out from my computer. today i want to use it, but the MAX test showed that "The device is not responding to the selected base address." i setup my hardware and software again, but still can't resole it, what can i do now?
thank you very much.
liyongqin
2001-10-23

"The error could be happening for a variety of reasons. The first thing I would do is to visit www.ni.com/support/daq and follow the installation procedure, which includes troubleshooting steps on the error you are receiving.
If that doesn't work then try to install the board in another computer with no other devices installed. This will test to make sure the board is not bad. If all else fails call National Instruments and have someone troubleshoot the board and return and repair it if necessary."

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Configuration: WinXP, Labview express 7 evaluation, & DAQCard-AI-16E-4
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Without the PCMCIA card in my laptop, I have installed my Labview and then the driver TDAQ741. When I opened the Measurement & Automation Explorer and tried the Test Panel, I'm getting "The device is not responding to the selected base address."
Can anyone tell me how do I fix this problem?

Hi yoyoman-
Common solutions to the "...not responding to the selected base address..." error are suggested in this KB. Please take a look and let us know if you still run into problems after trying these.
Thanks-
Tom W
National Instruments

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Because it is more far-reaching than just turning the phone off and back on, it completely takes out anything in volatile memory, etc. I do reset mine if I notice problems such as no email coming in, text message issues, etc. but the same thing could probably be accomplished by just turning the phone off and on in your case.
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I've tried using CVI/LabWindows to ask for the base address, but it gives me an extremely long hex number. When I define it as my base address in my program, I can't toggle my output port.The code is pretty straight forward. I think I'm not using the proper address. I can toggle the ports when I use the DAQ software that came with the boards.

If you make a call to the Get_DAQ_Device_Info function querying for the ND_BASE_ADDRESS infoType, you should be able to derive the base address of a board by device number (specified in MAX). Further documentation and use of this function can be found in the NI-DAQ help file.

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I will test the base address for my VME.the base address is set by P2A2，P2C2，P2A3，P2C3. I should create 16 VME devices in MAX,should't I? and each device respond to one base address.

Hi cws6805,
Thank you for contacting National Instruments. Let me make sure I understand exactly what you are asking. The base address of your VME device is set using four parameters. I'm not sure what you mean by "P2A2, P2C2, P2A3, P2C3" but it sounds as if you are referring to pins A2, C2, A3, and C3 on the P2 connector. You need to test your device to find out what the base address is. You're not sure which address your instrument will use, so you want to add a VME device for each possible base address.
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hat your VME instrument uses four other parameters to set the base address. If you add all 16 devices and then try to communicate with each device, then yes, you would be able to determine which device can communicate and therefore is the real device. You could then find out what the base address is for that device.
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If my device does not respond in MAX does it mean it is damaged?

I was using an example vi to acquire digital data, however the output LEDs on the vi front panel started to show random results. So I closed the vi down and tried again but nothing happened at all? So I went to check acquisition in MAX and the following error message was displayed:
The device is not responding to the first IRQ level.
Does this mean I have damaged the PCI card? If it does, will it cost a lot to get fixed and how long will it take to get it back in working order as I have to complete my labview project by early december.
cheers

Hi Hannah
I'm using PCI-6034. I was able to acquire data in MAX and LabView vi's for the last couple of months so I am presuming that it must have been set-up correctly, although I could be wrong. I am also concerned by the fact that I could smell a hint of burning coming from the PC when I was performing the last acqusition before MAX could no longer acess the card.
I am guessing that this means the card is fried? Can it be repaired or will it have to be replaced?
cheers

The device PCI 6036E: Analog Input error:"the device is not responding to the base address",Output :No signal

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