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Controller to be Controller in Charge.

I get a error with a Qimaging lab view example

Error 1 occurred at Driver fault at C:\Archivos de programa\National Instruments\LabVIEW 7.1\user.lib\qcam\QCam.llb\QCAM Copy.vi

Possible reason(s):

LabVIEW:  An input parameter is invalid.
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NI-488:  Command requires GPIB Controller to be Controller in Charge.

what does error mean and how is it fixed.i am using 7.1

thanks




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Since you aren't using GPIB, the first possible error is the one you should look at - "an input parameter is invalid". Double check the values of all of your controls to see if they are correct.
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there does not seem to be an invalid input there is no error in the vi. would it always show up if there was.
i am new to labview.
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i just moved the grap setup into a while loop and it work . not sure why but i wouldn't question it.

thanks for your help. it is nice to see people willing to share there knowledge with noobies like me.

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I am having this same exact issue with 'driver fault', I can't figure out why the qimaging examples don't run.  I am sequencing everything perfectly.
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Hello. I have a problem with "Write To Measurement File" block. In example vi it works fine, but when i try to use it in my Real-Time application, it doesn't even create the file no matter what the input signal is (real or simulated). I also get the warning about GPIB controller if i check "Ask user to choose file". Can someone help with this?

-Sami
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Hi Sami,

If I was you I would start a new thread for this question, by clicking on the New Message option.

You are more likely to get an answer this way.

Regards

Hannah

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