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Re: Getting the battery voltage
OK, found the root cause of our issue. The "Diagnostics" tab on the drivers station is what pointed us in the right direction.
It turns out that one of our new programmers, a true genius but not experienced at programing, had placed a call to AI8 in the begin.vi that no one knew about. We are not using his portion of the code, so it was deleted and now we have a voltage displayed on the drivers station!! |
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I'm glad you found the problem. I'm especially glad that you found it based on the diagnostic messages provided by the system. |
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We were tearing our hair out, wait, no, I have no hair, over this one. We had swapped out the AI module, the breakout board and the jumper with no success. We were at a loss. The I remembered seeing the diagnostics tab. "What the heck" I thought, "lets see if it says anything helpful". Duhhhhhh, error on analog input, resource already in use. "Oh man, let's look at the code again". And there it was. It's funny, I have made a living for the last 28 years troubleshooting systems. I have found that error messages are not always helpful, but sometimes they are. I have found that familiarity with the system is your best tool. I must say though, this error message definitely was helpful. Add this one to the lesson book. |
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