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Setting a loop to run for a set time

Thanks for the quick replys. 🙂 . I put numbers from 10 to 1000 in the numeric control, still no luck. I will change the X-axis increment now.
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Open up the Keithly VI's while the code is running.  Put some probes on the wires in there to see what values that code is returning.  I don't have those VI's, so I can't look into them myself to see if there is anything there that could explain it.

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I couldnt find the labview driver. Thats why i used the other kind. The readings use to be fine. only after I changed the loop type did does it not work any more.

Ill see if I can figure out the auto error check.
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Here is the library of drivers
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I probed the wires and the readings are 0 at every reading point.
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Put a probe on the output of the Keithley Read vi.  Or you can turn on execution highlighting.  Either of these will allow you to see what value is being returned by the Read vi.  If all values are 0, then you have a problem with the Keithley vi's.
 
I posted this just as you were posting your last one.  If all the readings are 0, then you have a problem with the Keithley vi's.  Open the read vi and look for errors.  Probe the error out wires.

Message Edited by tbob on 08-22-2007 01:57 PM

- tbob

Inventor of the WORM Global
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I don't want the IVI driver. I can download it myself if I ever wanted it. Don't knwo why you couldn't find the LabVIEW drivers. They show up for me when I do a search.
 

Message Edited by Dennis Knutson on 08-22-2007 02:59 PM

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I didn't know I could edit posts on this forum. Would have made my posts much cleaner. 😛


ke2000 Configure Measurement.vi<ERR>
Driver Status:  (Hex 0xBFFF003E) Could not perform operation because of I/O error. 


Thats the error Im getting at the "read" drivers.

I'll try replacing the IVI drivers with LabView ones,

Once again. Thanks for everyones help.
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Well I just quit and restarted the program and now the readings work again. The time also works. The only thing that doesn't really work is that everytime the program takes a reading the Keithley  says "overflow" on its screen. Any ideas on why its doing this?


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nvm I fixed it. Thanks everyone, very very much.
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