Cannot read from Measurement File- What's going on?

[altenbach]

As you can see from the probe, It reads just fine, showing 28 channels with 1 data point each.

Can you show us the entire code how you are "merging" and writing the signals?

 

[BTC_Admin]

Actually I'm able to read his file just fine too - so since both of us see it as coming up fine, I bet his problem is *after* he splits out the signals.

(Seems like the problem is not related to writing of lvm file, but something related to reading or afterwards...  I also split out each signal after reading the file and they all still look fine)

-DP

[tidalwave62]

It's coming from a DAQ Assistant.

[altenbach]

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@tidalwave62 wrote:

It's coming from a DAQ Assistant.

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If you want help, you need to be much more specific!

[tidalwave62]

Sorry, As of noon I don't have direct access to the DAQ so now I'm working with 28 random number blocks wired to "merge signal" block, and thats the signal I'm trying to save.

I know this is steering away from measurement files, but would storage files work better in this case? Or, am I not using the read measurement file VI correctly?

[BTC_Admin · Accepted solution]

Your lvm file seems fine.

You should show the section of the code that you have implemented AFTER you read the file when you have access to your system. These made up block diagrams do not help in your case. (for eg, I still have no idea *where* you see NAN.)  You could be chasing wrong section of your code to find out the problem.

-DP

[tidalwave62]

You are correct. The issue was elsewhere in the program and I should not have jumped to using random number blocks to simlate signals.

Thank you all very much for your help, it is greatly appreciated!