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Re: cRIO Connection Failure
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Originally Posted by wolfspell12
We tried the IP fixes suggested and it's not working. We tried to re-image and the tool wouldn't even pick up the existence of the module. Something may also be wrong with safe mode-that kind of reboot won't fix it. One of our mentors is convinced the cRIO is corrupted and says we need to remove the software from it entirely. If that is indeed the case, then how do we fix it?
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Has it ever worked?
Try connecting your computer directly to the cRIO with a crossover (orange) lan cable, plugged into the cRIO's LAN port, so there's no switch/bridge in the data path. As was mentioned before, disable WiFi on your computer (not just disconnect any connection, go to Control Panel => Networking and disable WiFi). Your computer's LAN IP address should be 10.32.44.5. Then run the NI imaging tool and let us know what happens.
If you did find a solution please post so others with the same problem benefit! Thanks!
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