why NI 9219 2 wire or 4 wire connection always give 10.5K for a 100 ohms resistor

[susierlk]

Hello, 

I tried to measure resistance with a ni 9219 multifunctional DAQ.

However it always gives 10.K reading for a 100ohms resistor, irrespective of using the two wire or 4 wire configuration.

I am sure that the wiring is correct, and the resistor's resistance can be measured with a fluke 175 multimeter and Keithley DMM with no problem.

Any idea what is the problem?

Thank you!

[susierlk]

I used NI MAX for the test.

I had no problem measuring temperature using the DAQ with a K type thermocouple.

[crossrulz]

It looks like 10kOhms is the range of the 9219.  So if you are reading the 10kOhms, you have an open somewhere.  Therefore it looks like you have it wired wrong.

[susierlk]

Thank you for your reply.

I deleted all devices from NIMAX and restarted and the problem was resolved.

There was no problem with the wiring.