cRIO registering no code after re-imaging

[rangerfan7]

We used the Re-Imaging tool to reimage our cRIO and now Labview doesn't recognize the code on the cRIO and tells us there is no code on the cRIO... Any thoughts would be appreciated.

[richwong]

We had the same problem. Did you build the code and set it to run on startup? Try following the directions here: http://decibel.ni.com/content/docs/DOC-8973

[Greg McKaskle]

Reimaging a cRIO for any language clears everything out and resets it, including the startup program. After reimaging, there is no code until you start it running with a development tool or deploy and make it be the startup.

Greg McKaskle

[keehun]

Originally Posted by Greg McKaskle

Reimaging a cRIO for any language clears everything out and resets it, including the startup program. After reimaging, there is no code until you start it running with a development tool or deploy and make it be the startup.

Greg McKaskle

Is that different from last year? If I remember correctly, last year, it formatted the controller and then put in the default code...

[ehochstein]

2470 is actually having the same problem (save we are programming in c++) our main programming and electrical mentor is coming into our school today and i was planning on having him help me out with it, so i'll certainly let you know what happens keehun.

[Joe Ross]

Originally Posted by keehun

Is that different from last year? If I remember correctly, last year, it formatted the controller and then put in the default code...

Yes, it is different then last year. It no longer puts in the default code, for "safety" reasons.

[ehochstein]

Originally Posted by Joe Ross

Yes, it is different then last year. It no longer puts in the default code, for "safety" reasons.

Where do you find the default code to put onto the cRIO? I am going through the benchtop test and it just will not save the code I am uploading to it.