Error -10007 AI Group Config

[BJRoberts]

Hi -

I'm having problems with an error (it reads -10007 AI Group Config and give as a possible reason: NI-DAQ LV:  A channel, port, or counter is out of range for the device type or device configuration; or the combination of channels is not allowed; or the scan order must be reversed (0 last).). Been searching on here, but haven't found anything too terribly relevant.

I've checked the MAX file and everything seems to be in order (ie...set up as differential, nothing in the n+8 channel)

We're using LabView 8.6 with an SCXI-1102.

Any suggestions?

-Ben

[RavensFan]

Any reason why you are not using DAQmx drivers?

[jschwartz]

Hi Ben,

What DAQ device are you using?  Are you using an example program?  What DAQ driver and version are you using?  I have found several KnowledgeBase articles that pertain to this particular error.  

The NI PCI-6025E Digital Line Virtual Channels Return Error -10007 in MAX

Why do I get Error -10007 When Running My Traditional DAQ Application?

Application Developed with an E-Series DAQ Device gives Error -10007 when running with DAQCard-700

If none of these are relevant, a quick search of ni.com yields many results for this particular error. 

[BJRoberts]

We are using a PCI-6205E for our DAQ device.

Also, we are not using an example program. We are using a custom VI. I'm sure that the system is set up correctly (it was used last week with a different VI for some tests and worked fine), and that makes me think that the problem is in the VI. But when I check settings against past VIs that have been fine, I can't find any problems.

[jschwartz]

Hi Ben,

Do the other VIs cause errors? What are you trying to do in your program?  Could you try running an example program to ensure that it is a problem in the program?  You can find example programs in the Example Finder located at Help >> Find Examples.  When this opens, double click Hardware Input and Output >> DAQmx then run one of these programs (whichever is closest to the tasks you are trying to accomplish). If these generate errors, then this could be an issue in the hardware.  If these run, then it is a problem in your code.  If this is the case, I would suggest finding an example that nearly matches what you are trying to do then customize the example program to fit your needs.