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One possibility is that you have a version of DAQmx that does not support different types of channels in one task. This concept is explained further in the following KnowledgeBase entry.
Using Different Types of DAQmx Global Channels in the Same Task
Please verify that you are not using a version of DAQmx that does not support different types of channels in a single task. If this is not the case please clarify how you are creating this task. I have successfully accomplished this with two SCXI-1125 that I simulated on my system and created the task using Measurement and Automation Explorer. Also a clarification of what exactly each channel is performing would be helpful. I hope this helps please post back with any other information you think would be helpful.
11-01-2007 12:13 AM
Hello Jaced,
Measurement and Automation Explorer is of Version 4.3 is with me, may be as you said, it is limiting me(not sure, b'coz my type is only current). Please can you know me if its the only reason and how can I upgrade MAX???
I have created virtual global channels in MAX for measuring load,temperature,speed etc, where all are measured from the signals of type "current" only. It means, even for temperature measurement, I am formulating the measured current rather directly measure the signal as temperature. So there is only one type of measurement, which is "current".
Normally, I use "Generate code" option to build the whole tasks related vi with various subs. I am getting error in MAX when I cobine both the channels, as told in my first post.
Please find the enclosed shots. Third scenario is the troubled one.
11-01-2007 12:19 AM
11-01-2007 04:45 PM
Hi Parny,
Thank you for the screenshots they were very helpful. I believe that the error is being caused by the way that you are connecting the SCXI to your DAQ device. It would be much easier to diagnose this if you will generate a MAX report. Below are the steps to create this report. Can you please post this report so that we can verify the exact configuration of your system. The steps to create this report are below.
1.Open Measurement and Automation Explorer
2.Go to File»Create report
3.Select "Technical Support" report and click next.
4.You do not need to add any additional files, click next.
5.Edit the location that you save and the file name to something that clearly labels which computer the report is for.
6.Attach the .zip file that is created
The cabling configuration will also be helpful the steps to find this are explained below.
Right click on the SCXI chassis in Measurement and Automation Explorer, select properties. This will open the SCXI Chassis Configuration window, select details for one of your modules, in the details window you will see two tabs one labeled accessory the other cabling, please post a screen shot of the cabling window for each of your modules.
The main reason for these reports is so that I can see the exact configuration of your device as well as the device names and numbers.
11-01-2007 05:31 PM
11-02-2007 12:11 PM
You have configured each SCXI module to be cabled to and controlled by a different PXI module, if this is your hardware configuration then you will not be able to add these modules to the same task, because each PXI module is an independent device, and requires its own task. If you do not have this hardware configuration, then you will need to correct this in Measurement and Automation explorer to accurately reflect the configuration. I hope this sheds some light on why you are receiving this error message, if you have any further questions please post back.
11-02-2007 10:10 PM - edited 11-02-2007 10:11 PM