Error 200152 when running self test on MAX

[scuzzy]

An additional note:

Althought I could not run anything (Self Test, Test Panels) under the Devices & Interfaces -> NI-DAQmx Devices -> NI-PCI4472: "dev

[K_Bull]

Hi,
Presuming you are in the UK, please ring: 01635 572451 and ask to speak to me.
Thanks,

[scuzzy]

*pls ignore the earlier message, didn't realize it has been posted*

Just an addition,

Although I could not run anything (Self-Test, Test Panels, etc) in MAX -> Devices & Interfaces -> NI-DAQmx Devices

I could get some form of signal (no accelerometers were attached) under the MAX -> Traditional NI-DAQ (Legacy) Devices

Refer to the pic attached.

Is there anyway to circumvent this error?

Message Edited by scuzzy on 01-09-2008 03:21 AM

[scuzzy]

HI Kabul,

Sorry I did not update my profile earlier, I was in UK when I registered. Right now I'm in Malaysia. Do you have any thoughts?

Regards...

[K_Bull]

Hi,
Please visit this page and choose your country. Then go to technical support page, and after you fill out a phone NI form, you will be provided with the worldwide phone numbers.
Malaysia is listed as: 1 800 887710
Please ring them and they should provide you with further details.
Regards,

[gaving]

So this is fun for me in the U.S.

I know that you'll have success talking to our capable engineers, but as a follow-up (just for my own curiosity) I wanted to know the revision of your board.  I believe my earlier post confused you.  The revision is one letter.  It is before the dash before the "01" you said.  It should be something like "d" "e" "f" "g" "h", etc, but should not be later than revision J.  Let me know if you get the chance (when your side of the world is awake )

-gavin

[scuzzy]

Hi Gavin,

My apologies for the confusion. One is a revision G and one is a revision H. Based on what I observed seems like the NS Dmite chip was changed. Anyway just to update, I've got a tip from Magma that it could be due to the drivers that's installed with  Labview 8.2

I'll be away till the next week and would update you guys once I've come across a solution to this. Thanks.

Warm regards

[scuzzy]

Hi all,

Some extra test that I conducted. Installed the card on a laptop with just the NIDAQmx drivers (No Labview) and the same error occured. Check with Magma and they suspect it's due to the cardbus. Would replace it with the Expresscard and will check it out. Thanks.

Warm regards...

[scuzzy]

Hi Gavin/Kabul,

Would you be able to provide your insights to the problem mentioned earlier? The part where NI-DAQ traditional is able to acquire signal while the NI-DAQmx is unable to? Thanks.

Warm regards,

Ben

[mallorim]

Hi Ben,

I am a bit confused as to where the issue was left off. As I understand it, you have a PCI-4472 DSA card that when placed in a MAGMA Expansion Chassis and connected to your laptop returns an EEPROM error. Resetting the EEPROM using a DAQmx Calibration Information Node had no effect. All of your drivers are up to date. You have physically taken the PCI card and placed it in a PCI slot of a desktop computer and were able to use a test panel in MAX without error. However, you were only able to use the Traditional DAQ Configuration of your DSA card to run a test panel. Is this assessment correct? If not, please clarify.

When you say that you could not run anything on the DAQmx Configuration, either a self test or a test panel, what did you mean? Where the options greyed out and unavailable for selection or were you able to open a DAQmx test panel and just saw no signal? A screenshot might be beneficial.

Did you get in touch with National Instruments phone support to troubleshoot this or else have the card sent in for repair? What did they have to say?

Regards, Mallori M.